Comment with first dimension of multidimensional array inside @Cast #87
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Good idea! We could even place them in C++ comments to make this more readable: @Cast("const double(*/*[4]*/)[2]") DoubleBuffer quad`Or are Java comments better? |
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Looking at them side-by-side, I prefer your method. Then the I would put spaces in so it's easier to mentally parse. @Cast("const double(* /*[4]*/ )[2]") DoubleBuffer quad |
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* Comment with first dimension of multidimensional array inside `@Cast`
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It's handy to see all dimensions of the input array even thought the cast needs to be
(*).This will generate code such as
@Cast("const double(*"+/*[4]*/")[2]") DoubleBuffer quad