Changes between Version 26 and Version 27 of C++ API

Timestamp:

07/27/16 16:47:12 (9 years ago)

Author:

jorisborgdorff

Comment:

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C++ API

@@ -41 +41 @@
 ||{{{MUSCLE_INT32}}}||{{{int *}}}||{{{int[]}}}||268e6 values||
 ||{{{MUSCLE_INT64}}}||{{{long *}}}||{{{long[]}}}||134e6 values||
-||{{{MUSCLE_STRING}}}||{{{char *}}}||{{{String}}}||64e3 characters||
+||{{{MUSCLE_STRING}}}||{{{const char *}}}||{{{String}}}||64e3 characters||
 ||{{{MUSCLE_RAW}}}||{{{unsigned char *}}}||{{{byte[]}}}||268e6 values||
 ||{{{MUSCLE_COMPLEX}}}||{{{muscle::ComplexData *}}}||any other object||1 GiB||
 
-The type {{{MUSCLE_COMPLEX}}} is only available for C++ code.
+The type {{{MUSCLE_COMPLEX}}} is only available for C++ code. {{{MUSCLE_STRING}}} will send data up to the first nul-terminator or given length, whichever is first.
 
 Receiving a message can be done in two ways: either the memory is initialized beforehand and the number of elements in the array is given as the third argument, or a 0-pointer is passed, in which case MUSCLE will allocate the memory. In both cases, the memory must be freed by the user. For example: