BeagleInstanceDetails(3)
β¨ BeagleInstanceDetails(3) β¨
okay bestie, so this is a page from the BEAGLE manual, and it's all about BeagleInstanceDetails β literally just a lil struct that holds the tea about one specific instance. one. single. instance. she's the main character of her own resource, periodt. π
π NAME π
BeagleInstanceDetails β Information about a specific instance.
πΈ SYNOPSIS πΈ
#include <beagle.h>
π Public Attributes π
int resourceNumber
char * resourceName
char * implName
char * implDescription
long flags
π¦ Detailed Description π¦
Information about a specific instance. that's it, that's the vibe. she's a container, she's holding facts, she's not doing anything extra. no cap. β¨
π Member Data Documentation π
π long BeagleInstanceDetails::flags
Bit-flags that characterize the activate capabilities of the resource and implementation for this instance. so basically, what this instance can actually do when it's activated β encoded as bits, because of course it is. π«Ά
π char* BeagleInstanceDetails::implDescription
Description of implementation, with details such as how auto-scaling is performed. it's giving "tell me everything about the impl" energy. π
π§ char* BeagleInstanceDetails::implName
Name of implementation on which this instance is running, as a NULL-terminated character string. don't forget the NULL terminator bestie, she will not be forgiving. π
π char* BeagleInstanceDetails::resourceName
Name of resource on which this instance is running, as a NULL-terminated character string. yes, same NULL-terminated situation as her sister field above. iconic behaviour honestly. β
πΈ int BeagleInstanceDetails::resourceNumber
Resource upon which instance is running. just a plain lil int, no drama, no string, no terminator to worry about. a whole queen for that. π
π Author π
Generated automatically by Doxygen for BEAGLE from the source code. so likeβ¦ nobody wrote this by hand, the robot did it, and honestly? she ate. πβ¨
π«Ά reminder bestie:resourceNameandimplNameandimplDescriptionare allchar *pointers toNULL-terminated strings. keep them alive, keep them terminated. that's the whole assignment.
okay that's the whole page, love that for us π this was the BeagleInstanceDetails(3) page, Version 3.1.2, dated Tue Oct 19 2021, from the BEAGLE manual. go forth and inspect your instances, you absolute legend π
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π¦ where this page comes from
- ubuntu jammy: libhmsbeagle-dev 3.1.2+dfsg-12ubuntu1 Β· LGPL-3.0-or-later
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