I am using the cffi-uffi-compat package to see if I can quickly port my opengl framework to CFFI. A simple deref-array on type :float died on no element-type method for a built-in type. I added:
(defmethod element-type ((other cffi::foreign-type)) (cffi::name other))
Just a guess.
On 17/set/2005, at 01:44, Kenny Tilton wrote:
I am using the cffi-uffi-compat package to see if I can quickly port my opengl framework to CFFI. A simple deref-array on type :float died on no element-type method for a built-in type. I added:
(defmethod element-type ((other cffi::foreign-type)) (cffi::name other))
What do you mean deref-array on type :float? I thought you could only do deref-array on a type (:array <something>)?
Luis Oliveira wrote:
On 17/set/2005, at 01:44, Kenny Tilton wrote:
I am using the cffi-uffi-compat package to see if I can quickly port my opengl framework to CFFI. A simple deref-array on type :float died on no element-type method for a built-in type. I added:
(defmethod element-type ((other cffi::foreign-type)) (cffi::name other))
What do you mean deref-array on type :float? I thought you could only do deref-array on a type (:array <something>)?
You are right. What happened was that I had created my own little deref-array for use with CFFI, but I took the opportunity to eliminate the need to always say '(:array XXXX) and then adjusted all my code accordingly. Forgot all that when I cut over to your deref-array with its true UFFI compatibility.
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