CK_ARRAY_FOREACH(3)

Usage

#include <ck_array.h>

bool

CK_ARRAY_FOREACH(ck_array_t *array, ck_array_iterator_t *iterator, void **b);

Library

Concurrency Kit (libck, -lck)

Overview

The CK_ARRAY_FOREACH(3) macro iterates through the array pointed to by array. A pointer to an iterator object must be specified by iterator and b must point to a void pointer.

Examples

#include <ck_array.h>
/* Assume this was already previously initialized. */
ck_array_t array;
void
example(void)
{
	ck_array_iterator_t iterator;
	void *pointer;
	CK_ARRAY_FOREACH(&array, &iterator, &pointer) {
		do_something(pointer);
	}
}

Return values

This macro has no return value.

Releases

Unchanged in 5 releases since Debian 8 (Jessie).

8–13

ck_array_init(3) initialize a pointer array ck_array_commit(3) linearization point for mutations before commit call ck_array_put(3) attempt immediate or deferred insertion of a pointer into array ck_array_put_unique(3) attempt immediate or deferred insertion of a unique pointer into array ck_array_remove(3) attempt immediate or deferred removal of a pointer from an array ck_array_deinit(3) destroy and deinitialize a pointer array ck_array_length(3) returns the number of pointers committed to an array ck_array_buffer(3) return length and pointer to array of reader-visible pointers ck_array_initialized(3) indicates whether an array was recently initialized or deinitialized

Referred to by

ck_array_put(3) attempt immediate or deferred insertion of a pointer into array ck_array_init(3) initialize a pointer array ck_array_buffer(3) return length and pointer to array of reader-visible pointers ck_array_commit(3) linearization point for mutations before commit call ck_array_deinit(3) destroy and deinitialize a pointer array ck_array_length(3) returns the number of pointers committed to an array ck_array_remove(3) attempt immediate or deferred removal of a pointer from an array ck_array_put_unique(3) attempt immediate or deferred insertion of a unique pointer into array ck_array_initialized(3) indicates whether an array was recently initialized or deinitialized