On 07/16/2013 12:17 PM, Carsten Bager wrote:
If you look at my example underneath, I depend on that a dynamic string always
is assigned
memory space in one connected block.
As the compiler allows for assigning a string to a pchar, the strings
need to be compatible to C strings. Thus:
- The content starts at the location the pchar points to and fills
consecutive addresses
- a $0 character is appended after the last relevant character.
Of course the OS is free to use the mapped hardware RAM address in a way
that for DMA the string content might come in separate chunks.
Is this what you mean ?
- Michael
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