Re: [reSIProcate] an error?

[david Butcher <davidlbutcher@xxxxxxxxx>]

I don't see the sign error you reported (maybe someone fixed it
already?), but am embarrassed to note the type error. The variable
data6 should be of pointer type or an in place constructor should be
used. Sure hope I didn't write it...

Also, depite the note in the wiki, C++ will auto-convert between
numeric types when there is no loss in precision. There may be
ambiguity in the face of auto-conversion in Data for some interfaces,
but float can be used in place of double in the Data(double)
constructor, for example.

david

On 9/3/05, John Draper <lists@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

In the WIKI,  in this section:
http://wiki.resiprocate.org/wiki/index.php?title=Using_Data

I believe I found an error...

Conversion from unsigned integer:
unsigned int myUnsignedInt = 75;
resip::Data data6 = new resip::Data(myUnsignedLong); // data6 contains "-75"

is this right?   shouldn't the "Data(myUnsignedLong)" be
"Data(myUnsignedInt)"?
and shouldn't data6 contains "-75" be "75"?

John
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