In Golang how to export the function that returns array of doubles. The way it was possible before seems to return "runtime error: cgo result has Go pointer" now:
//export Init
func Init(filename string) (C.int, unsafe.Pointer) {
var doubles [10]float64
doubles[3] = 1.5
return 10, unsafe.Pointer(&doubles[0])
}
In order to safely store a pointer in C, the data it points to must be allocated in C.
//export Init
func Init(f string) (C.size_t, *C.double) {
size := 10
// allocate the *C.double array
p := C.malloc(C.size_t(size) * C.size_t(unsafe.Sizeof(C.double(0))))
// convert the pointer to a go slice so we can index it
doubles := (*[1<<30 - 1]C.double)(p)[:size:size]
doubles[3] = C.double(1.5)
return C.size_t(size), (*C.double)(p)
}