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Simple question, how does one create a function which takes an unsigned char std::vector and spits out an unsigned char[] with a length. Thanks!
Ah, well it seems my problem was my knowledge of std::vector. I always believed that std::vector did not hold its values in linear fashion. That solves a lot of my problems. Thanks!
Just use:
&v.front().If you need a copy use
std::copy.