dictReleaseLock(3) util/dict.h dictReleaseLock(3)NAME
dictReleaseLock - release lock on value.
SYNOPSIS
#include <util/dict.h>
void dictReleaseLock(dictCtx dict, void *lock);
ARGUMENTS
dict - dictionary containing value to release.
lock - lock to release.
DESCRIPTION
Releases the lock on the value associated with <lock>. Once the lock is released, the dictCleanupFunc callback can be called for the value
(see dictCleanup()).
MT-Level: Safe if <dict> thread-safe.
RETURN VALUE
None.
SEE ALSO dictDestroy(3), dictCleanup(3), dictReleaseLock(3), dictRemove(3), dictNext(3), dictCreate(3), dictSetValue(3), dictModifyValue(3), dict-
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dictCreate(3) util/dict.h dictCreate(3)NAME
dictCreate - create new dictionary.
SYNOPSIS
#include <util/dict.h>
NEOERR *dictCreate(dictCtx *dict, BOOL threaded, UINT32 root, UINT32 maxLevel,
UINT32 flushLimit, BOOL useCase,
dictFreeValueFunc freeValue, void *freeRock);
ARGUMENTS
threaded - true if list should be thread-safe.
root - performance parameter (see above).
maxLevel - performance parameter (see above).
flushLimit - max deleted items to keep cached before
forcing a flush.
useCase - true to be case sensitive in identifiers
freeValue - callback when freeing a value
freeRock - context for freeValue callback
DESCRIPTION
Returns a dictionary. If <threaded> is true, list is multi-thread safe. <root>, <maxLevel>, and <flushLimit> act as for skipNewList()
(see skiplist.h)
MT-Level: Safe.
RETURN VALUE
None.
SEE ALSO dictDestroy(3), dictCleanup(3), dictReleaseLock(3), dictRemove(3), dictNext(3), dictCreate(3), dictSetValue(3), dictModifyValue(3), dict-
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