Hi all,
I would like to know how it is possible to write the equivalent to the C/C++ NULL pointer when interfacing some C/C++ librairies... I ask this question because I have the following problem in my interface:
... (c-define-type IEventReceiver* (pointer "IEventReceiver")) ... (define createDevice (c-lambda (E_DRIVER_TYPE dimension2d<s32> unsigned-int32 bool bool bool IEventReceiver*) IrrlichtDevice* "___result_voidstar =
createDevice (___CAST(E_DRIVER_TYPE,___arg1),
___arg2,
___arg3, ___arg4, ___arg5,
___arg6,
___arg7);")) ... (set! dev (createDevice EDT_OPENGL (vector 800 600) 16 #f use-shadows? #f 0))
which when executed gives me the following problem:
[dave@localhost demo]$ ./demo *** ERROR IN demo-main -- (Argument 7) Can't convert to C pointer (createDevice 5 '#(800 600) 16 #f #f #f 0)
Can anyone tell me would I should do...? I know that the same line in c++ works fine:
createDevice( video::EDT_OPENGL, dimension2d<s32>(640, 480), 16, false, false, false, 0);
Thanks for your help!!
David St-Hilaire