- Wed May 13, 2015 4:47 pm
#17330
Hello piontec!
3), 5)
Memory management is fully equal standard C++ rules. One importnant thing is that Json lib doesn't copy strings to temporary memory:
https://github.com/anakod/Sming/issues/59
So original string reference should be available all time during processing.
Next, you have a small bug in this line:
It doesn't saved as reference (only local on stack copy of object), so memory will be corupted. Please try BssInfo &bss = .... It should solve problem (but only on last version previous version doesn't love String and requrie const char* vars only)
Another great example is last added network configuration example. It should cover many standard configuration cases and also will show how to use Json lib.
3), 5)
Memory management is fully equal standard C++ rules. One importnant thing is that Json lib doesn't copy strings to temporary memory:
https://github.com/anakod/Sming/issues/59
So original string reference should be available all time during processing.
Next, you have a small bug in this line:
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BssInfo bss = scanResult->elementAt(i);It doesn't saved as reference (only local on stack copy of object), so memory will be corupted. Please try BssInfo &bss = .... It should solve problem (but only on last version previous version doesn't love String and requrie const char* vars only)
Another great example is last added network configuration example. It should cover many standard configuration cases and also will show how to use Json lib.
