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==Prototype== | ==Prototype== | ||
void | void slist_delete_all_elements( struct slist_state *ss ); | ||
==Parameters== | ==Parameters== | ||
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==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
This function deletes the slist. | This function deletes every element in the slist. This is not a logical delete - the elements are actually freed and the ''user_data_delete_function'' passed to ''slist_new'' is called with each user data void pointer immediately before the element is freed. This function is not thread-safe; it can only be issued by one thread and there can be no other in-progress slist operations when it is called. | ||
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
* [[r6:API:SList|SList]] | * [[r6:API:SList|SList]] | ||
* [[r6:Function: | * [[r6:Function:slist_delete|slist_delete]] | ||
Latest revision as of 14:07, 4 January 2015
Source Files
/src/slist/slist_delete.c /inc/liblfds.h
Prototype
void slist_delete_all_elements( struct slist_state *ss );
Parameters
struct slist_state *ss
- An slist state as allocated by slist_new.
Return Value
No return value.
Notes
This function deletes every element in the slist. This is not a logical delete - the elements are actually freed and the user_data_delete_function passed to slist_new is called with each user data void pointer immediately before the element is freed. This function is not thread-safe; it can only be issued by one thread and there can be no other in-progress slist operations when it is called.