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I'm Cristian Rodriguez, from the group working back in URJC/UPM with Pablo Toharia. Right now I'm trying to use a custom ZeroBuff fbs file that required a std::vector of char* (or vector) but zerobufCxx generates a std::vector when I use string or [string].
My fbs file contains:
I've seen in the python script (zerobufCxx) it converts string to zerobuf::Vector< char >.
With the following fbs, I get the same result in the two attributes:
I had been trying to modify your Python script to generate std::vector (string) and std::vector<char*> ([string]), but I prefer to ask you how can I resolve this without change the script.
Any ideas on this?
Thank you!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
ZeroBuf does not yet support dynamic arrays of dynamic-sized types. This is on the list, but due to the complexity of implementing the allocator code not a very popular topic. ;)
I'm Cristian Rodriguez, from the group working back in URJC/UPM with Pablo Toharia. Right now I'm trying to use a custom ZeroBuff fbs file that required a std::vector of char* (or vector) but zerobufCxx generates a std::vector when I use string or [string].
My fbs file contains:
I've seen in the python script (zerobufCxx) it converts string to zerobuf::Vector< char >.
With the following fbs, I get the same result in the two attributes:
I had been trying to modify your Python script to generate std::vector (string) and std::vector<char*> ([string]), but I prefer to ask you how can I resolve this without change the script.
Any ideas on this?
Thank you!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: