I've found a goodie, i needed to use libcurl in a vala program, just to
fetch a file regulary from the internet,
after some searching i end up doing that:
i write all the curl thing in a c program , then i wrote a function that
makes the connection and return
the content of the file.
in vala i
On Fri, Dec 16, 2011 at 3:23 PM, Luca Dionisi luca.dion...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi folks
I am using Vala 0.12
This simple function leaks memory
void leaks()
{
Variant v = hello;
string s = (string)v;
}
I am doing other investigations with Variant and memory leaks.
This time, always
Thanks Rodrigo for posting!!!
I tried your technique and i can pass at least integers and
strings (as const char*) to software written in c. (I have
not tried sending across large amounts of data in arrays,
or anything like that.)
Is this written up on http://valadoc.org anywhere?
(I tried a
I believe that he is talking about reading generated C code during
debugging.
When there is a crash, gdb listed generated C code rather than vala source.
As everyone knows, the C code generated by vala is not quite readable and
contains quite a lot of temporary variables, which makes debugging
If you need to do these things manually, then what's the point in using
vala? It's the job of compilers.
People who like to do the job of compilers manually should use GObject/C
instead.
Manually filling a virtual function table and calculate offset of
pointers are really of fun. lol
Creating some
