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rapi_fmt_tspec(3)					     Library Functions Manual						 rapi_fmt_tspec(3)

NAME
rapi_fmt_tspec - Format an RSVP tspec LIBRARY
RAPI Library (librsvp.so, librsvp.a) SYNOPSIS
#include <rapi.h> void rapi_fmt_tspec( rapi_tspec_t *tspecp, char *buffer, int length); PARAMETERS
Points to an RSVP tspec. Points to a buffer that is to contain the formatted tspec. Specifies the length, in bytes, of the buffer that is to contain the formatted tspec. DESCRIPTION
The rapi_fmt_tspec() routine reads a given RSVP API (RAPI) Tspec 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 Tspec is truncated. RELATED INFORMATION
Functions: rapi_event_rtn_t(3), rapi_fmt_adspec(3), rapi_fmt_filtspec(3), rapi_fmt_flowspec(3). Network: RSVP(7). delim off rapi_fmt_tspec(3)

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rapi_fmt_filtspec(3)					     Library Functions Manual					      rapi_fmt_filtspec(3)

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