Unfortunately, I don't know the Matlab interface well enough to detemine how that works.
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Mats
Unfortunately, I don't know the Matlab interface well enough to detemine how that works.
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Mats
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would that work in c?
EDIT:
lets say i hadCode:int foo(uInt8 *passed) uInt8 array[320*240]; passed = array; return 0;
Last edited by chico1st; 06-24-2008 at 09:43 AM.
Sort of; passed would be a pointer to array. Unfortunately, once you hit return 0, that array ceases to exist, so now you have a pointer to nowhere in particular. You would need passed = malloc(320*240*sizeof(uInt8)) instead, since that malloc'ed memory will remain until you free it.Originally Posted by chico1st
The type is wrong. This is 2D array, so the type would be uInt8 (*)[240].
