On Fri, Feb 28, 2003 at 07:32:26PM +0100, denis bider wrote: > But it's OK for the application to call CreatePutSpace() and then call > Put() using a pre-existing pointer? I.e., in order to take advantage of > CreatePutSpace(), the application doesn't _have_ to manually write into > the returned buffer, for instance if this is unpractical because data > already exists at another memory location?
It should be ok, but in that case there's no reason to call CreatePutSpace() first. Just call Put() directly.
