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EvmEventCreate(3)					     Library Functions Manual						 EvmEventCreate(3)

NAME
EvmEventCreate(), EvmEventCreateVa(), EvmEventDestroy(), EvmEventDup() - create and destroy events SYNOPSIS
Notes Brackets [ ] are not part of the syntax; they denote optional parameters. Library EVM Support Library Parameters event The event to be created, copied, or destroyed. item_id The identifier for the Event Data Item to be set. See the EvmItemSet(3) manpage for possible values for this operand, and the data contained by the data item. item_value The value to be stored in the associated item indicated by item_id. dupev The return location where the duplicate (new) event is stored. DESCRIPTION
The routine creates an empty event. The newly created event is returned in the event reference argument. The routine creates an event and adds the supplied items in a single call. The item list is terminated by an instance of the item_id oper- and set to The newly created event is returned in the event reference argument. The routine destroys a previously created event, freeing its memory. This function must be used if it is necessary to destroy an event to ensure that all associated memory is freed. The routine creates a copy of the supplied event and returns the new event in the dupev reference argument. Notes To avoid memory leakage, all structures that are supplied to the caller from API routines must be freed with the appropriate EVM API free routine. RETURN VALUE
The operation completed without error. One of the arguments to the function is invalid. A value in a structure member is invalid. An operation failed because an attempt to acquire heap memory failed. ERRORS
The value of is not set. SEE ALSO
Commands evmpost(1). Routines EvmConnCreate(3) EvmEventPost(3) EvmItemSet(3) EvmEventWrite(3). Event Management EVM(5). EVM Events EvmEvent(5). EvmEventCreate(3)

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EvmEventCreate(3)					     Library Functions Manual						 EvmEventCreate(3)

NAME
EvmEventCreate, EvmEventCreateVa, EvmEventDup, EvmEventDestroy - Creates and destroys events LIBRARY
EVM Support Library (libevm.so, libevm.a) SYNOPSIS
#include <evm/evm.h> EvmStatus_t EvmEventCreate( EvmEvent_t *event); EvmStatus_t EvmEventCreateVa( EvmEvent_t *event, [EvmItemId_t item_id, const EvmItemValue_t item_value,] ... EvmITEM_NONE); EvmStatus_t EvmEventDup( EvmEvent_t *dupev, EvmEvent_t event); EvmStatus_t EvmEventDestroy( EvmEvent_t event); OPERANDS
The event to be created, copied, or destroyed. The identifier for the Event Data Item to be set. See the EvmItemSet(3) reference page for possible values for this parameter, and the data contained by the data item. The value to be stored in the associated item indicated by item_id. The return location where the duplicate (new) event is stored. DESCRIPTION
The EvmEventCreate() routine creates an empty event. The newly created event is returned in the event reference argument. The EvmEventCreateVa() routine creates an event and adds the supplied items in a single call. The item list is terminated by an instance of the item_id parameter set to EvmITEM_NONE. The newly created event is returned in the event reference argument. The EvmEventDup() routine creates a copy of the supplied event and returns the new event in the dupev reference argument. The EvmEventDestroy() routine destroys a previously created event, freeing its memory. This function must be used if it is necessary to destroy an event, to ensure that all associated memory is freed. RESTRICTIONS
To avoid memory leakage, all structures that are supplied to the caller from API routines must be freed with the appropriate EVM API free routine. RETURN VALUES
The operation was completed without error. One of the arguments to the function was invalid. A value in a structure member is invalid. An operation failed because an attempt to acquire heap memory failed. ERRORS
None FILES
None SEE ALSO
Commands: evmpost(1) Routines: EvmConnCreate(3) EvmEventPost(3) EvmItemSet(3) EvmEventWrite(3) Event Management: EVM(5) EVM Events: EvmEvent(5) delim off EvmEventCreate(3)
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