Ok, so let me ask you this: I want to delete my avltree. That is, I'd
like to remove all its nodes and be done with it, i.e. I need to free
all memory associated with it. I guess avltree_free() is enough, no
need to delete each node individually?
Yes, avltree_free() is enough, because an
- When using avltree_iter() we need to pass a avliterfunc_t_ref, which
takes 3 arguments. If I understand correctly, first is the uint32_t
index, then the tree's "internal" (unsigned int) index, and my
pointer.
"The uint32_t index" is confusing terminology, so to clarify, I call
this number
Hey,
So I've been using avltree & gensetdyn (amongst others) lately in a
little project of mine, and I have some questions:
- When using avltree_iter() we need to pass a avliterfunc_t_ref, which
takes 3 arguments. If I understand correctly, first is the uint32_t
index, then the tree's
Hi all - I had a use-case where I needed s6-tcpclient to be completely
silent, no matter the error (my existing system reads standard output
and standard error, and tries to parse it).
Long-term, I'm going to change the system to log (but not parse) standard
error from child processes. In the
