> The structures I send are 2644 and 1084 bytes, so this is not too big
> I think.
Normally structures are passed by pointer. Even if the structure members
have to be copied (assigned) by the called procedure, it's normally
more efficient. Look how it's done with 'struct termios' in the
serial code. It's really quite efficient.
Cheers,
Dick Johnson
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