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rapi_fmt_adspec(3)					     Library Functions Manual						rapi_fmt_adspec(3)

NAME
rapi_fmt_adspec - Format an RSVP API (RAPI) Adspec LIBRARY
RAPI Library (librsvp.so, librsvp.a) SYNOPSIS
#include <rapi.h> void rapi_fmt_adspec( rapi_adspec_t *adspecp, char *buffer, int length); PARAMETERS
Points to an RAPI Adspec. Points to a buffer that is to contain the formatted Adspec. Specifies the length, in bytes, of the buffer that is to contain the formatted Adspec. DESCRIPTION
The rapi_fmt_adspec() routine reads a given RAPI Adspec and formats it into a fixed length buffer whose address is specified by buffer and whose size is specified by length. If the buffer size is too small, the formatted Adspec is truncated. RELATED INFORMATION
Functions: rapi_event_rtn_t(3), rapi_fmt_filtspec(3), rapi_fmt_flowspec(3), rapi_fmt_tspec(3). Network: RSVP(7). delim off rapi_fmt_adspec(3)

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rapi_strerror(3)					     Library Functions Manual						  rapi_strerror(3)

NAME
rapi_strerror - Get a RAPI error message string LIBRARY
RAPI Library (librsvp.so, librsvp.a) SYNOPSIS
#include <rapi.h> const char *rapi_strerror( int ErrorCode, int ErrorValue); PARAMETERS
Specifies the RAPI error code that was returned by a failed call to a RAPI routine. Specifies the RAPI error value that was returned by a failed call to a RAPI routine. DESCRIPTION
The rapi_strerror() routine maps an error code and value to an error message string, and returns a pointer to that error message string. RETURN VALUES
Upon successful completion, the rapi_strerror() routine returns a pointer to an error message string. If the arguments are out of bounds, the routine returns NULL. RELATED INFORMATION
Functions: rapi_dispatch(3), rapi_event_rtn_t(3), rapi_getfd(3), rapi_release(3), rapi_reserve(3), rapi_sender(3), rapi_session(3), rapi_version(3). Network: RSVP(7). delim off rapi_strerror(3)
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