| Description: | SAM library COM inface was build until now with default packing ( equal to 8 Byte ) - this was wrong, because Sam library internally expects a packing of 1 Byte.
SAM COM interface is now build with 1 Byte packing.
Kernel Call 'ScKernel().ScSetLongValue( ScConstantsKernel.scComLongValueIDParentThreadStructAlignment, 8 )' is now obsolete ( is not required and is not supported anymore ).
If you use Download with date equal or newer to 05 September 2011 ( build is in process ) WITH your own SAM host application AND you are using following call inside your application:
ScKernel().ScSetLongValue( ScConstantsKernel.scComLongValueIDParentThreadStructAlignment, 8 );
then you MUST rebuild your application and omit this call !
( If this call ‘scComLongValueIDParentThreadStructAlignment = 8‘ would be used with the now correct packing of ‘1’, it would produce failure for the following functions: )
int ScAddPointsInProc( ref sc_com_point_tag Array, int Size, int Count );
nt ScGetPointsInProc( ref sc_com_point_tag Array, int Size, int Start, int Count );
int ScSetPointsInProc( ref sc_com_point_tag Array, int Size, int Start, int Count );
int ScAddPointsInProc3D( ref sc_com_point_3d_tag Array, int Size, int Count );
int ScSetPointsInProc3D( ref sc_com_point_3d_tag Array, int Size, int Start, int Count );
( ‘scComLongValueIDParentThreadStructAlignment‘ is used only for these functions … )
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