Description Usage Arguments Details Value
Functions for low-level operations on C pointers as well as
helper functions and objects to handle C float arrays and strings.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 | is.nullptr(x)
as.extptr(x)
is.externalptr(x)
floatraw(n)
as.floatraw(x)
floatraw2numeric(x)
ptr2str(x)
strarrayptr(x)
strptr(x)
offsetPtr(x, offset)
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x |
an R object. |
n |
number of elements to allocate. |
offset |
a offset given in bytes. |
is.nullptr tests if the external pointer given by x represents a C NULL pointer.
as.extptr returns an external pointer to the data area of atomic
vector given by x. The external pointer holds an additional reference
to the x R object to prevent it from garbage collection.
is.externalptr tests if the object given by x is an external pointer.
floatraw creates an array with a capacity to store n single-precision C float values.
The array is implemented via a raw vector.
as.floatraw coerces a numeric vector into a single-precision C float vector.
Values given by x are converted to C float values and stored in the R raw vector via .pack.
This function is useful when calling foreign functions that expeect a C float pointer via .dyncall.
floatraw2numeric coerces a C float (raw) vector to a numeric vector.
ptr2str, strarrayptr, strptr are currently experimental.
offsetPtr creates a new external pointer pointing to x plus the byte offset.
If x is given as an external pointer, the address is increased by the offset,
or, if x is given as a atomic vector, the address of the data (pointing to offset zero) is taken as basis
and increased by the offset.
The returned external pointer is protected (as offered by the C function R_MakeExternalPtr) by the external pointer x.
A logical value is returned by is.nullptr and is.externalptr.
as.extptr returns an external pointer value.
floatraw and as.floatraw return an atomic vector of type raw
tagged with class 'floatraw'.
floatraw2numeric returns a numeric atomic vector.
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