cp_hashlist_set_mode(3) - Linux man page

Name

cp_hashlist_set_mode, cp_hashlist_unset_mode - set/unset hashlist mode bits

Synopsis

#include <cprops/hashlist.h>

int cp_hashlist_set_mode(cp_hashlist *list, int mode);
int cp_hashlist_unset_mode(cp_hashlist *list, int mode);

Description

cp_hashlist_set_mode sets the mode bit specified by mode by logically ORing them with the currently set mode bits on the specified list. cp_hashlist_unset_mode resets the bits set in the parameter to zero. The effect of mode bit settings is as follows:

COLLECTION_MODE_COPY - on insertion, the applicable copy functions: specified are used to store copies of the key and value.
COLLECTION_MODE_DEEP - when removing or replacing a mapping, the: destructor functions are called on the key and value constituting the mapping.
COLLECTION_MODE_MULTIPLE_VALUES - allows multiple mappings for a given: key on insertion. When retrieving values the results are given in a newly allocated cp_list, even if it contains only one entry.
libcprops may be configured with multiple values options disabled. In this event setting this bit will have no effect.
COLLECTION_MODE_NOSYNC - operations are performed with no locking.: Synchronization features should not be used on tables created in this mode.
COLLECTION_MODE_NORESIZE - the table is not extended on insertion nor: compacted on removal regardless of maximal and minimal fill factor settings.
COLLECTION_MODE_LIST_ORDER - when retrieving multiple values with the: COLLECTION_MODE_MULTIPLE_VALUES bit set, values are returned in their order in the list rather than in insertion order. This operation is O(n) as opposed to O(m) where N is the total number of entries in the list and m is the number of matches for the requested key.

Return Value

cp_hashlist_set_mode returns 0 on success, -1 on locking failure or EINVAL if attempting to set COLLECTION_MODE_NOSYNC while the current thread owns the list lock.
cp_hashlist_unset_mode returns 0 on success or -1 on locking failure.

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