I am new to Arduino, and haven't done any C++ for almost a decade. So here my really basic question:
I want to make a function that can return two strings, for that i was thinking in passing the strings by reference. Something like this:
void return_array_byref((char[]) & device, (char[]) & command)
{
device = malloc(8 * sizeof(char));
device[0] = 'C';
device[1] = '\n';
command= malloc(8 * sizeof(char));
command[0] = 'C';
command[1] = '\n';
}
void loop() {
char * device;
char * command;
return_array_byref(device, command);
...
}
I have tried using char **
, char[] &
, char * &
but nothing seems to work. With the code above I am getting this:
arduino:6:25: error: variable or field 'return_array_byref' declared void
void return_array_byref((char[]) & device)
^
What is the right way of doing this in C++?
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