The following C code (trimmed) works fine:
xmmsc_connection_t *connection;
xmmsc_result_t *result;
unsigned int id;
result = xmmsc_playback_current_id (connection);
xmmsc_result_wait (result);
if (!xmmsc_result_get_uint (result, &id)) {
fprintf (stderr, "xmmsc_playback_current_id didn't"
"return uint as expected\n");
}
printf ("Currently playing id is %d\n", id);
The following Chicken does not:
(let-location ([ret unsigned-int 275])
(let* (
[res ($ c-pointer xmmsc_broadcast_playback_current_id
(c-pointer conn))]
[null ($ void xmmsc_result_wait (pointer res))]
[boring-ret ($ int xmmsc_result_get_uint (pointer res)
(location ret))])
(display (conc "Currently playing test : " boring-ret ", " ret
"\n"))))
The value in "ret" is always whatever value I initialize it to, like
it's not getting touched at all.
I don't, at all, understand the explanations for let-location,
location, or pointer (there being not much explanation for any of
them), so I'm sure I'm doing something wrong.
-Robin
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