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Currently getValuePtr is written as a generic class. This contradicts the recommendation that only primitive types should be supported for values in the Java BMI--see, e.g., here. The getValuePtr function should be specified through multiple constructors to primitive types, like getValue.
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The getValuePtr function shouldn't use a wrapper class
The getValuePtr function should support primitive types
Dec 20, 2021
Currently getValuePtr is written as a generic class. This contradicts the recommendation that only primitive types should be supported for values in the Java BMI--see, e.g., here. The getValuePtr function should be specified through multiple constructors to primitive types, like getValue.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: