Re: wierd problem about pointer usage when convertion data type
Never, never, NEVER do that!!! A VARIANT cannot hold
a class pointer - period. This crashes nicely via marshaling
of course, but it may not work even without marshaling if the
client and the server are built with different compilers, or even
with the same compiler using different compilation settings.
What you want is a VARIANT containing a safe array:
V_VT(&vt) = VT_ARRAY | VT_I4;
V_ARRAY(&vt) = SafeArrayCreate(...);
....
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Alexander Nickolov
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"thinktwice" <memorialday@gmail.com> wrote in message
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std::vector<int> vec;
std::vector<int>::iterator iterBegin,iterEnd;
vec.push_back(1);
vec.push_back(2);
vec.push_back(3);
CComVariant vt;
vt.lVal = (long)(long*)&vec;
vt.vt =VT_I4;
iterBegin = vec.begin(); //just for debug
iterEnd = vec.end(); //just for debug;
put_data(vt);
void put_data(VARIANT vt)
{
std::vector<int> *pVec;
pVec = (std::vector<int> *)vt.lVal;
std::vector<int>::iterator iterBegin,iterEnd;
iterBegin = pVec->begin(); //for debug here it's an invalid value
like 0xcccccc..
iterEnd = pVec->end(); //for debug , it's the address of the first
item in the vec,why?????
}