heh! reading the archives. It's been a while since Feb.
As it turned out, I _was_ misusing the objects.
Inside this struct:
typedef struct {
<snip>
int rapi_reserve_flags;
rapi_styleid_t rapi_style_id;
int rapi_filter_spec_no;
rapi_filter_t rapi_filter_spec_list;
int rapi_flow_spec_no;
rapi_flowspec_t rapi_flow_spec_list;
<snip>
} template
moving the rapi_filter_t to the end of the struct solved the
mysterious memory problem. I got a hint from some
"//variable length" comment about the rapi_filter_t.
<DISCLAIMER>
If some of you were wondering what I was working on RAPI for
these days, well, I didn't know nuts about QoS back in August
and on understanding the situation in late September, I figured
academic exercises sometimes do serve a purpose 8-))
</DISCLAIMER>
J-Philippe.
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