Re: [DotGNU]lib_dir.c: InvalidPathChars

[Gopal V]

If memory serves me right, Rhys Weatherley wrote:
>     /* Allocate the "invalidPathChars" array */
>     array = (System_Array *)ILExecThreadNew(thread, "[c", "(Ti)V",
>                                             (ILVaInt)length);

To put another point accross "[c" == array of chars , and "(Ti)V" is
func with args (this,int) returning Void ...

This is the internal way of doing "new char[length]";

>     buf = (ILUInt16 *)(ArrayToBuffer(array));

This removes the icky array headers and frees you from all the regular
bound checking issues IL arrays have ...

Usually we keep doing 'buf++' because bound checking does not matter,
and we get clear segfaults for errors instead of unexplainable behaviour ;-)

Gopal
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