FFI: ct::valid-callback-arg-type doesn't like :struct
John Pallister <[email protected]> Wed, 16 Apr 2003 21:31:49 +1200
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Hi,
Is there any particular reason why ct::valid-callback-arg-type (called by
defun-callback etc.) doesn't like pointers to (or arrays of) structures? I.e.:
?(ct::valid-callback-arg-type '((:struct mystruct :long) *))
NIL
I'm forging ahead with a slightly modified version:
(defun valid-callback-arg-type (ctype)
(setq ctype (ctypeexpand-all ctype))
(if (member ctype simple-c-types)
t
(and (consp ctype)
(consp (cdr ctype))
; 16 Apr 03 JDP A pointer to/array of anything is fine...
;(valid-callback-arg-type (first ctype))
(or (integerp (second ctype))(eq (second ctype) '*)))))
If I can get the rest of my code to actually run, I'll know whether this
has worked.
This is one of those things where you wonder, "am I really the first one to
strike this problem? Or am I just on the wrong track altogether?" ;)
Cheers,
John :^P
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John Pallister
[email protected]
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