doc: update ffi design
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@@ -78,7 +78,7 @@ An example is shown below:
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* @param[out] out_c Example output parameter.
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* @return Example return value.
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*/
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int FlFooBar(OMRF_IN(int) in_a, OMRF_IN(int) in_b, OMRF_OUT(int) out_c);
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int FlFooBar(OMRF_IN_PARAM_TY(int) in_a, OMRF_IN_PARAM_TY(int) in_b, OMRF_OUT_PARAM_TY(int) out_c);
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```
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### Object Docstring
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@@ -352,7 +352,7 @@ When the following situations occur, additional requirements apply to the corres
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When a parameter carries a pointer, the `@param` annotation of that parameter must state whether the pointer could be NULL (for output) or whether passing NULL is allowed (for input).
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Note that the pointer mentioned here refers to the case where the type decorated by `OMRF_IN` or `OMRF_OUT` is itself a pointer type. Since every output parameter is passed by pointer, the pointer mentioned above does not refer to that pointer created by the output decoration.
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Note that the pointer mentioned here refers to the case where the type decorated by `OMRF_IN_PARAM_TY` or `OMRF_OUT_PARAM_TY` is itself a pointer type. Since every output parameter is passed by pointer, the pointer mentioned above does not refer to that pointer created by the output decoration.
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### String Lifetime
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