| ??? 04/17/01 15:29 Read: times |
#10892 - RE: Protocol Ideas |
One way to do what you want would be to replace the data in the array on the receiving side with a pointer to the data, then when you have received enough information to know the size you can dynamically allocate the data. On the transmitting side, you can change in a similar fashion if you want to or keep the structure you already have.
Have fun Erik |
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