Hello! > >> + void *v = g_malloc0(sizeof(uint32_t)); > >> + > > Can you allocate name_no_array here along with the count in a small > struct to save on some allocs and memcpys?
How can i? Here i allocate persistent storage space for the property, which is kept along. And name_no_array is a temporary buffer which is freed after usage because property names are copied when respective properties are added. > >> + count = object_property_add_single(obj, name, "uint32", > >> + property_get_uint32_ptr, > >> NULL, > > Do you need to register the getter or can you make it completely > opaque instead? I don't need getter, but i decided to register it just in case, because i suggest that it could be useful for example for manual object inspection using monitor. Does monitor have this capability? > Alternatively can you register the setter and use > set/get instead of going hands on with the property opaque pointer? I wanted to do this but i remember having something like object_property_get_int() function but missing object_property_set_int() counterpart (sorry i may have forgotten the exact names) because apparently settable properties start only from qdev class. I decided not to write too much code for a single use case. It's even slightly faster to use a pointer. And by design this property is supposed to be read-only, because anyway setting it from outside isn't a good idea. Kind regards, Pavel Fedin Expert Engineer Samsung Electronics Research center Russia
