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9.3

Arrays of Primitives ..

Asked by smithdale87 in Apple Programming, Objective-C Programming Language, Cocoa Programming Language

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For some reason I'm having tremendous trouble doing what would seem to be ( in any other language besides objective-c ) to be no-brainer.

All I want to do is pass an array of float values, or any primitive data type, back and forth between functions. That array does not always have a constant size, if it matters.


See code snipped below... I know it definitely wont compile, but I'm just trying to show my purpose.
Why must this be so difficult!??!

How hard can this be??!? I'm just not finding any good examples is all, so I figured I would come ask the experts!... Thanks

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//This is all I want to be able to do
 
float[] values = someObject.values;
 
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@interface SomeObject
{
   ...
   float[] values;
   ...
}
 
@property float[] values;
 
@end
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