By: blue2v ( Jonathan Leonard ) |
Why don't you let the definition of this function be this: |
By: martinbaker ( Martin Baker
) |
Hi blue2v, |
By: blue2v ( Jonathan Leonard ) |
Well, I didn't realize
at the time I wrote the message that this library was written in 3 languages
and that you wanted to keep the codebases identical (as nearly as possible).
However, if Java has an equivalent to the C# keyword 'ref', then this
is still possible. |
By: blue2v ( Jonathan Leonard ) |
Ok, Martin, I did
test this in C# and to my surprise, it works!! :-) |
By: martinbaker ( Martin Baker
) |
Jonathan, |
By: blue2v ( Jonathan Leonard ) |
Martin, |
By: blue2v ( Jonathan Leonard ) |
Martin, |
By: blue2v ( Jonathan Leonard ) |
Martin, |
By: blue2v ( Jonathan Leonard ) |
Martin, |
By: martinbaker ( Martin Baker
) |
Jonathan, |
By: blue2v ( Jonathan Leonard ) |
Martin, |
By: blue2v ( Jonathan Leonard ) |
BTW, both the SGI and the codeproject implementations were in C++. My code is in C#. There shouldn't be any license issues there. |
By: blue2v ( Jonathan Leonard ) |
From the codeproject.com
website (http://www.codeproject.com/info/faq.asp): |
By: blue2v ( Jonathan Leonard ) |
maybe I could say
something like: |
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