getdns_list(3) getdns getdns_list(3) NAME getdns_list, getdns_list_create, getdns_list_create_with_extended_mem- ory_functions, getdns_list_create_with_memory_functions, getdns_list_de- stroy -- getdns list create and destroy routines LIBRARY DNS Resolver library (libgetdns, -lgetdns) SYNOPSIS #include <getdns.h> getdns_list * getdns_list_create () getdns_list * getdns_list_create_with_extended_memory_functions (void *userarg, void *(*malloc)(void *userarg, size_t sz), void *(*realloc)(void *userarg, void *buf, size_t sz), void (*free)(void *userarg, void *buf) getdns_list * getdns_list_create_with_memory_functions (void *userarg, void *(*malloc)(size_t sz), void *(*realloc)(void *buf, size_t sz), void (*free)(void *buf) void getdns_list_destroy (getdns_list *this_dict) DESCRIPTION The getdns_list type is used to manage heterogeneous indexed lists name/value pairs in which the data types of the values include getdns_bindata getdns_dict getdns_list uint32_t The destroy function performs a "deep" destroy, freeing storage for all of the members of the list before destroying the list. There are a number of helper functions that provide access to the list object, see their respec- tive man pages. userarg pass this argument to the user specified memory management func- tions for operations on lists created using extended memory functions this_list the list to destroy RETURN VALUES Upon successful completion the getdns_list_create function returns a valid (empty) list structure that should be freed via a call to getdns_list_de- stroy. If a parameter in invalid or in the event of some error getdns_list_create returns NULL. EXAMPLES TBD SEE ALSO libgetdns(3), getdns_dict(3), getdns_list_get(3), getdns_list_set(3) getdns 1.7.3 December 2015 getdns_list(3)
NAME | LIBRARY | SYNOPSIS | getdns_list_create_with_memory_functions | DESCRIPTION | RETURN VALUES | EXAMPLES | SEE ALSO
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