Currently valid() on UPtr and UHandle just verifies it is a valid pointer in Rust.
The Memory Manager of Labview offers the functions
It seems like a good idea to include these in the validity check to avoid using a valid pointer, that is not a valid handle or ptr from the viewpoint of the labview memory manager.
Currently valid() on UPtr and UHandle just verifies it is a valid pointer in Rust.
The Memory Manager of Labview offers the functions
It seems like a good idea to include these in the validity check to avoid using a valid pointer, that is not a valid handle or ptr from the viewpoint of the labview memory manager.