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pointer to c array in Ruby
Beginner's question: I'm creating a large C array using ALLOC_N and I
want to pass that pointer to different C extensions. I don't want to create a Ruby array (i.e. using rb_ary_new4()) because I won't operate on that array with any pure Ruby methods and I don't want the memcpy overhead. How can I assign a variable to that pointer in Ruby and how do I prevent any garbage collection of my array? -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/. |
Re: pointer to c array in Ruby
http://www.whytheluckystiff.net/ruby.../ext_ruby.html
This explains how to use Data_Wrap_Struct and how to manage garbage collection. The issue is not so much preventing garbage collection as making it possible. |
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