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diff --git a/make/spec-overview.html b/make/spec-overview.html index 4178de610..36b92e2cc 100644 --- a/make/spec-overview.html +++ b/make/spec-overview.html @@ -64,9 +64,6 @@ become float and all 64-bit floating-point types become double.<br> <br> Integer return values that can only be GL_TRUE or GL_FALSE are mapped to boolean.<br> -<br> -An outgoing C char* pointer, if representing a null-terminated, read-only C string, maps to a Java String. An outgoing C char** pointer, if similarly representing an array of read-only C strings, maps to a Java String[] (array of String objects). All other char* pointers, including those representing mutable C strings as used in some Get methods, are mapped to byte[] and ByteBuffer. -<br> <h4>Mapping of Pointer Arguments</h4> OpenGL functions that take pointer arguments fall into several categories:<br> @@ -109,6 +106,9 @@ of an OpenGL API in this category is glFeedbackBuffer.<br> <br> Methods that read or write a specific number of values from an array or Buffer argument do not read or write any subsequent elements of the array or Buffer.<br> +<br> +An outgoing C char* pointer, if representing a null-terminated, read-only C string, maps to a Java String. An outgoing C char** pointer, if similarly representing an array of read-only C strings, maps to a Java String[] (array of String objects). All other char* pointers, including those representing mutable C strings as used in some Get methods, are mapped to byte[] and ByteBuffer. +<br> <h4>Index Parameter for Arrays</h4> Each C method argument that is mapped to a primitive array in Java is actually |