addressOf<T extends NativeType> static method
- @Since('3.3')
- @DartRepresentationOf('T') Object native
The native address of the implementation of native
.
When calling this function, the argument for native
must be an
expression denoting a variable or function declaration which is annotated
with Native.
For a variable declaration, the type T
must be the same native type
as the type argument to that @Native
annotation.
For a function declaration, the type T
must be NativeFunction<F>
where F
was the type argument to that @Native
annotation.
For example, for a native C library exposing a function:
#include <stdint.h>
int64_t sum(int64_t a, int64_t b) { return a + b; }
The following code binds sum
to a Dart function declaration, and
extracts the address of the native sum
implementation:
import 'dart:ffi';
typedef NativeAdd = Int64 Function(Int64, Int64);
@Native<NativeAdd>()
external int sum(int a, int b);
void main() {
Pointer<NativeFunction<NativeAdd>> addressSum = Native.addressOf(sum);
}
Similarly, for a native C library exposing a global variable:
const char* myString;
The following code binds myString
to a top-level variable in Dart, and
extracts the address of the underlying native field:
import 'dart:ffi';
@Native()
external Pointer<Char> myString;
void main() {
// This pointer points to the memory location where the loader has
// placed the `myString` global itself. To get the string value, read
// the myString field directly.
Pointer<Pointer<Char>> addressMyString = Native.addressOf(myString);
}
Implementation
@Since('3.3')
external static Pointer<T> addressOf<T extends NativeType>(
@DartRepresentationOf('T') Object native,
);