Le jeu. 15 avr. 2021 à 15:07, stlutz <dev at stlutz.net> a écrit :
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> codefrau wrote
> Incidentally, which library/function specifically do you want to call?
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> I am generating code to satisfy the OpenGL interface. The functions that are making trouble are also highly unlikely to ever be called, as they are part of outdated extensions (glLGPUCopyImageSubDataNVX, glMulticastCopyImageSubDataNV, glAsyncCopyImageSubDataNVX). That's also why I was asking and hoping for a simple solution, since it is not really worth it for me to dive deeper into this. I will probably simply ignore these methods and not generate them, and add a class comment noting their absence.
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> Nicolas Cellier wrote
> Eliot Miranda suggested to pass first 14 arguments as usual, and only the last+excess arguments into an array, but nobody did work on such implementation. I do not remember pros and cons either, need to various scan mailing lists
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> Yes, admittedly I had searched the mailing list(s) before posting and found this thread: http://forum.world.st/Methods-with-more-than-15-args-sketch-td4901127.html. I just wondered if anything happened in this regard that my Generic-Search-Engine-Fu could not uncover.
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You can peek the SmallapackCompiler and use it in your interface class
(declare compilerClass ^SmallapackCompiler at class side).
That's the most simple thing that could possibly work.
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