Open Source Bluetooth PAN's Forum Nokia Blog - Symbian, Descriptors and Unicode2009-01-21T13:14:56Zhttp://blogs.forum.nokia.com,8.9/Copyright (c) 2008 NokiaLifeTypeResponsetag:blogs.forum.nokia.com,2009-01-21:246972009-01-21T13:14:56Z2009-01-21T13:14:56Z Thanks for discussion guys!
With last suggestion I could repeat the trick in this manner:
const TUint8* tempBuf_1 = &buf8[0];
TUint8* tempBuf_2 = const_cast(tempBuf_1 );
TUint16* ...Carbiderhttp://blogs.forum.nokia.com/blog/open-source-bluetooth-pans-forum-nokia-blog
<p>Thanks for discussion guys!<br />
With last suggestion I could repeat the trick in this manner:</p>
<p>const TUint8* tempBuf_1 = &buf8[0];<br />
TUint8* tempBuf_2 = const_cast(tempBuf_1 );<br />
TUint16* tempBuf_3 = (TUint16*)(tempBuf_2);<br />
TPtrC ptr16(tempBuf_3, destLength);<br />
buf16.Copy(ptr16);</p>
TPtr/C16tag:blogs.forum.nokia.com,2009-01-20:246942009-01-20T21:05:19Z2009-01-20T21:05:19Z Based on how 8-bit descriptors look like in the memory I would trust that [0] is word-aligned and try
TPtrC ptr16(static_cast(&buf8[0]),buf8.Size()/2);
wizard_hu_http://blogs.forum.nokia.com/blog/open-source-bluetooth-pans-forum-nokia-blog
<p>Based on how 8-bit descriptors look like in the memory I would trust that [0] is word-aligned and try<br />
TPtrC ptr16(static_cast(&buf8[0]),buf8.Size()/2);</p>
TPckg* classestag:blogs.forum.nokia.com,2009-01-20:246922009-01-20T12:49:40Z2009-01-20T12:49:40Z Note that there are the TPckg family of templated wrapper classes (TPckg, TPckgC, TPckgBuf) for packaging any fixed-size data (e.g. T class instances) in a 8-bit descriptor and extracting such ...laa-laahttp://blogs.forum.nokia.com/blog/open-source-bluetooth-pans-forum-nokia-blog
<p>Note that there are the TPckg family of templated wrapper classes (TPckg, TPckgC, TPckgBuf) for packaging any fixed-size data (e.g. T class instances) in a 8-bit descriptor and extracting such packages.</p>
<p>Lauri</p>