test.js
buf = new Buffer(100);
for (var i = 0; i < 100; i++) buf[i] = i
addon.myFync(buf);
addon.cpp
Handle<Value> set(const Arguments& args) {
char *buf = SOMETHING(args[0]);
return Undefined();
}
How to get the pointer to a data of the buffer inside the C++ function?
What should I write in place of SOMETHING(args[0])
?
I have node_buffer.h opened in my editor, but I cannot figure out.
Node version = v0.10.29
According to the node.js node binding documentation the 'arg[0]' value argument can be accessed as:
You can do:
to directly access the bytes of a
Buffer
.