Closed cwestergren closed 1 year ago
@cwestergren It indicates that the pointer and the value it points to should not be modified. It's reasonable to do so in a get
method because we don't want handle
modified inside get
function call.
Please let me know if your compiler is complaining about this.
Closing stale issue.
@codingspirit sorry for delay on this response, good that you closed the issue. I had an environment issue causing this build error. Solved now.
@cwestergren We decide to remove the second const qualifier since c++ toolchains complain about this. See #101 for more details
Thank you, understood. Made this changes locally in my trials, and will have a look at #101.
Describe the build issue Some code seems to include duplicate const declaration like;
VideoCapturerStatus videoCapturerGetStatus(const VideoCapturerHandle const handle) { if (!handle) { return VID_CAP_STATUS_NOT_READY; }
}
Target platform Linux
Commit id The commit id you are using. 47c3e59d9d14df0be7e8532279646c7a63c5b6de