As I mentioned earlier, a Byte (or is that BYTE) is usually typedef or macro for a "char" on every platform I have handy. So a BYTE* or Byte* is a char*. Equating these two has nothing to do with Qt, it is straight C++.
As I mentioned earlier, a Byte (or is that BYTE) is usually typedef or macro for a "char" on every platform I have handy. So a BYTE* or Byte* is a char*. Equating these two has nothing to do with Qt, it is straight C++.
Last edited by ChrisW67; 10th March 2011 at 07:32.
So, the order of responses gets a little messy here because I merged the thread. But we really do not need 4 (in letters: four) threads on that topic.
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