When writing ruby extensions in C, how can I save C pointers into ruby
variables Bignum or Fixnum?
The only Macros available are INT2FIX, INT2NUM & FIX2INT and NUM2INT. I can
not save a pinter value that is 32 bits long.
example:
static VALUE round_trip(VALUE self, VALUE vptr)
{
void* ptr = NUM2INT(vptr);
return INT2NUM(ptr);
}
When writing ruby extensions in C, how can I save C pointers into
ruby
variables Bignum or Fixnum?
The only Macros available are INT2FIX, INT2NUM & FIX2INT and NUM2INT. I
can
not save a pinter value that is 32 bits long.
example:
static VALUE round_trip(VALUE self, VALUE vptr)
{
void* ptr = NUM2INT(vptr);
return INT2NUM(ptr);
}
I don't think I'd do that. My inclination would be to create a structure
to hold the pointer and wrap the structure into a Ruby object.
On Thu, Aug 7, 2008 at 1:44 PM, Alex Katebi <alex.katebi@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi All,
When writing ruby extensions in C, how can I save C pointers into ruby
variables Bignum or Fixnum?
The only Macros available are INT2FIX, INT2NUM & FIX2INT and NUM2INT. I can
not save a pinter value that is 32 bits long.
example:
static VALUE round_trip(VALUE self, VALUE vptr)
{
void* ptr = NUM2INT(vptr);
return INT2NUM(ptr);
}