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ServiceInterfaceBuffer Bugfix #149 #150

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Fixes #149. Avoids Memory Allocation by returning the pointer to the std::string member which is always valid after construction.

Fixes #149. Avoids Memory Allocation by returning the pointer to the std::string member which is always valid after construction.
gaisser changed title from Fixes #149 to ServiceInterfaceBuffer Bugfix #149 2020-07-21 15:18:39 +02:00
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