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| - | ohNet is written using C++ with std::string replaced by special buffer classes. These buffer classes allow for more efficient use of memory at the cost of a steeper learning curve. Memory use benefits can be especially pronounced for the Device stack. | + | ohNet is written using C++ with std::string replaced by special buffer classes. These buffer classes allow for more efficient use of memory at the cost of a steeper learning curve. Memory use benefits can be especially pronounced for the Device stack. [http://www.openhome.org/build/nightly/docs/CppCore/ API docs] for this version of the stack are available but the buffer classes are intended for internal use of the library and are as such currently undocumented. |
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ohNet is written using C++ with std::string replaced by special buffer classes. These buffer classes allow for more efficient use of memory at the cost of a steeper learning curve. Memory use benefits can be especially pronounced for the Device stack. API docs for this version of the stack are available but the buffer classes are intended for internal use of the library and are as such currently undocumented.