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If writing a C++ API, consume ::std::string from your API, not char *. This is the C++ way of doing it. Since zmq wants a char * for the endpoint, you can get at it through ::std::string.char_s() or something like that.
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If writing a C++ API, consume ::std::string from your API, not char *. This is the C++ way of doing it. Since zmq wants a char * for the endpoint, you can get at it through ::std::string.char_s() or something like that.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: