IDR_GET_NEXT(9) Basic Kernel Library Functions IDR_GET_NEXT(9)NAME
idr_get_next - lookup next object of id to given id.
SYNOPSIS
void * idr_get_next(struct idr * idp, int * nextidp);
ARGUMENTS
idp
idr handle
nextidp
pointer to lookup key
DESCRIPTION
Returns pointer to registered object with id, which is next number to given id. After being looked up, *nextidp will be updated for the
next iteration.
This function can be called under rcu_read_lock, given that the leaf pointers lifetimes are correctly managed.
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Managed Object(3m17n) The m17n Library Managed Object(3m17n)NAME
Managed_Object - Objects managed by the reference count.
Data Structures
struct M17NObjectHead
The first member of a managed object.
Functions
void * m17n_object (int size, void(*freer)(void *))
Allocate a managed object.
int m17n_object_ref (void *object)
Increment the reference count of a managed object.
int m17n_object_unref (void *object)
Decrement the reference count of a managed object.
Detailed Description
Objects managed by the reference count.
Managed objects are objects managed by the reference count.
There are some types of m17n objects that are managed by their reference count. Those objects are called managed objects. When created, the
reference count of a managed object is initialized to one. The m17n_object_ref() function increments the reference count of a managed
object by one, and the m17n_object_unref() function decrements by one. A managed object is automatically freed when its reference count
becomes zero.
A property whose key is a managing key can have only a managed object as its value. Some functions, for instance msymbol_put() and
mplist_put(), pay special attention to such a property.
In addition to the predefined managed object types, users can define their own managed object types. See the documentation of the
m17n_object() for more details.
Author
Generated automatically by Doxygen for The m17n Library from the source code.
Data Structure Documentation
M17NObjectHead
FIELD DOCUMENTATION:
void* M17NObjectHead::filler[2]
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Version 1.6.2 12 Jan 2011 Managed Object(3m17n)
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