I have beed developing some routines to permit me to "pack" byte arrays with
strings and integers on a desktop under VB 5.0. (The CDK versions of these
functions don't seem to work under VB 5.0.) These are then transferred to and
read into a structure in C++ on the emulator. I notice when I download the
array generated under C by the handheld device, there is a null that appears to
be inserted between the series of strings and the first of the series of
integers in the record structure. Does C/C++ typically insert a null between a
string and an integer in a byte array? This only happens at the transition
from the strings to the integers in the record structure byte array. It is
simple to deal with, but I can't seem to find any basis for this in my C/C++
code (such as string sizes in the structure). It is bothering me just a bit to
have this behavior that I can't seem to justify. Thanks.
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