Just a note

[SilverIce]

Hello! Will leave a note here, not sure how big your nexus mail box is.

JC native function signature may change. I'm not sure if your plugin is still using them or not. That's because of domains feature (and potential extra argument)

[Verteiron]

Will JC still be able to parse the old ones for compatibility?
On Apr 3, 2016 9:29 AM, "SilverIce" notifications@github.com wrote:

Hello! Will leave a note here, not sure how big your nexus mail box is.

JC native function signature may change. I'm not sure if your plugin is
still using them or not. That's because of domains feature (and potential
extra argument)

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#7

[SilverIce]

To be clear: I'm referring to the function pointers you obtained from reflection interface, but it seems you don't use them. We are talking about level close to assembly and function pointers, there is no anything close to dynamism, parsing.

[Verteiron]

Oh, yes, i tried using the published interfaces but frankly I know so
little about what I'm doing in c++ that I kept causing crashes :/ so I just
stuck to what I knew. Thanks for the heads up though!
On Apr 3, 2016 11:07 AM, "SilverIce" notifications@github.com wrote:

To be clear: I'm referring to the function pointers you obtained from
reflection interface, but it seems you don't use them.
We are talking about level close to assembly and function pointers, there
is no anything close to dynamism, parsing.

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#7 (comment)

[SilverIce]

It shouldn't cause crash.. pity if it does. Thanks for the info

[Verteiron]

I am pretty certain it was just me, not knowing what I'm doing. Seriously,
I basically learned just enough about c++ to implement SKSE plugins without
crashing Skyrim. I don't even know how to do baseline things like extend
other DLLs.

As far as I can remember, I was getting the interfaces from JContainers,
but when I made a few hundred calls in a row to $(whatever function
retrieves Forms from the serialized text) I was getting crashes. Now, it's
possible those were coming from something else in my code, as the first
thing I did was ditch the stuff I wasn't sure of (i.e. the JContainers
interface) and instead just reimplemented it myself using code I already
understood.

My implementation of the reflection interface is still in my code as a
comment block, if you want to look and confirm I screwed up:
https://github.com/Verteiron/SkyBox/blob/master/dist/dep/SuperStash/SuperStash/jcutils.cpp#L76

On Mon, Apr 4, 2016 at 11:56 AM, SilverIce notifications@github.com wrote:

It shouldn't cause crash.. pity if it does. Thanks for the info

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#7 (comment)

[SilverIce]

Actually your code should perform much faster, unlike commented one (looks ok) which executes tons of code (parse json, create object and etc). JString will contain plenty of form-string <-> form-id conversion functions, but there really is not much point to start use JC's native functions, especially when they may change