Hi
> JNL> But how do I flush the cache manually?
>
> Good question. I'll make sure to add an API to do this for the next release.
>
> If you look in the interface file, at _cache_free and _cache_item_free, you'll
> get the basic idea. Go through the container and release any memory you
> allocated, then let the MFD code do the same for memory it allocated.
>
Ok I made the two function copy/pasted below in xxx_data_access.c.
They're almost identical to the functions in the interface file. When
I want to flush the cache I call
noiseTimeTable_man_cache_free(container) in my xxx_cache_load funtion.
It seems to work just fine :)
Thanks for fast support... :)
/Jon
/*
* Functions to manually flush the cache
*/
void
noiseTimeTable_man_cache_item_free(noiseTimeTable_rowreq_ctx *
rowreq_ctx, void *context)
{
DEBUGMSGTL(("noiseTimeTable:noiseTimeTable:man__cache_item_free",
"called\n"));
if (NULL == rowreq_ctx)
return;
noiseTimeTable_release_rowreq_ctx(rowreq_ctx);
} /* _cache_item_free */
void
noiseTimeTable_man_cache_free(netsnmp_container * container)
{
DEBUGMSGTL(("noiseTimeTable:_man_cache_free", "called\n"));
if (NULL == container) {
snmp_log(LOG_ERR, "invalid cache in noiseTimeTable_man_cache_free\n");
return;
}
/*
* call user code
*/
noiseTimeTable_cache_free(container);
/*
* free all items. inefficient, but easy.
*/
CONTAINER_CLEAR(container,
(netsnmp_container_obj_func *)
noiseTimeTable_man_cache_item_free, NULL);
}
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