Hi,
I thought I wanted something very simple but just cannot find out how to do it;
I assume I am overlooking something very obvious.
I want to hand over a tuple to a C function and get a tuple back:
type myTup = (Bool, Int)
myFun :: myTup -> myTup
So myFun should be implemented as a C function and I thought I use a struct to
represent the tuple:
typedef struct myStruct { int b; int x; };
struct myStruct myCFun (struct myStruct);
I tried to use c2hs, looked at the documentation of ffi, c2hs, greenCard, hsc2h
s,
the mail archives etc. but I somehow I cannot figure out how to do it.
Do I have to use Ptr? Do I have to make myTup an instance of Storable? Or?
I greatly appreciate any hint!
-- Axel
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