@Dreamora
It is infact returning the correct address of the 'texture variable' as a integer value. Thanks, coz you made me remember there are variable pointers built into blitz :)
@mouss38
Are you trying to access structures from a c program but within bmax? If so, then I just solved that problem ( well, one way - from c into bmax at the mo ) :p
c program:
.mod program:
.bmax program:
Does this help?
[EDITED} Strange..... for some reason a c++ version of the program gives an 'undefined reference to `GetPointer' ' error.
[EDITED ADGAIN] OK, So I've learned that the calling conventoin in c++ needs the 'extern 'c' ' command around your function prototypes. Learning more and more everyday.....
It is infact returning the correct address of the 'texture variable' as a integer value. Thanks, coz you made me remember there are variable pointers built into blitz :)
@mouss38
Are you trying to access structures from a c program but within bmax? If so, then I just solved that problem ( well, one way - from c into bmax at the mo ) :p
c program:
typedef struct { int x; int y; } test; test t; //test function long GetPointer() { t.x=10; t.y=20; return &t; }
.mod program:
Extern Function GetPointer:Int Ptr() EndExtern Function GetMemPtr:Int Ptr() Return GetPointer() End Function
.bmax program:
Local test:Int Ptr test = getmemptr() Print test[0] test:+1 Print test[0] 'or you could use:- test = getmemptr() Print test[0] Print test[1]
Does this help?
[EDITED} Strange..... for some reason a c++ version of the program gives an 'undefined reference to `GetPointer' ' error.
[EDITED ADGAIN] OK, So I've learned that the calling conventoin in c++ needs the 'extern 'c' ' command around your function prototypes. Learning more and more everyday.....