Hi Chia,
Within a Message Buffer enqueue method, I’m able to cast the MsgPtr to a
RubyRequest and able to dereference this new pointer:
MessageBuffer::enqueue(MsgPtr message, Tick current_time, Tick delta)
[...]
auto rubyRequest = std::dynamic_pointer_cast(message);
[...]
if (rubyRequest){
RubyRe
Hello Vlad,
I don't think you can dynamically cast a Message pointer (MsgPtr) to
RubyRequestType. Do you mean a RequestMsg pointer or a RubyRequest pointer?
If you used dynamic_cast in NetworkInterface.cc to cast a MsgPtr to a
RequestMsg pointer, you should be able to call the getType function. (
