Trf_DeleteCtrlBlock(3)
π Trf_DeleteCtrlBlock β the manual page, but make it make sense
okay bestie, so this is a page from the Library Functions Manual, and it's all about Trf_DeleteCtrlBlock(3) β yes, the whole vibe is cleanup era. Let's get into it π§Ήβ¨
β¨ NAME β¨
Trf_DeleteCtrlBlock β it's the interface to the procedure that destroys encoder/decoder control structures. like, the goodbye-girlie procedure. the "we're clearing the table" moment. π«Ά
πΈ SYNOPSIS πΈ
#include <transform.h>
void Trf_DeleteCtrlBlock
(
Trf_ControlBlock ctrlBlock,
ClientData clientData
);
look at her. so simple. so powerful. no return value, she just does the thing. π
π PARAMETERS π
Trf_ControlBlock ctrlBlockβ the control structure you're about to send to the shadow realm π. this is the one getting destroyed, no cap.ClientData clientDataβ arbitrary information, exactly as defined inTrf_TypeDefinition.clientData. it's giving "whatever extra stuff you wanted to bring along" energy π
π¦ DESCRIPTION π¦
okay so here's the tea, bestie β β it is the responsibility of the procedure to clear and release all memory associated with the specified control structure. all of it. every last byte. no crumbs left behind π
and important detail: that control structure must have been created by the appropriate procedure of type 'Trf_CreateCtrlBlock'. like, you can't just hand her any random struct and expect a clean exit β she's the counterpart to Trf_CreateCtrlBlock, they're a matched set, it's giving soulmate coding π
π reminder: the memory-clearing is on you, the procedure author. this page is telling you what your procedure is supposed to do, not doing it for you. main character responsibility energy, fr fr.
π SEE ALSO π
the whole friend group, assembled π«Ά:
Trf_Init(3)Trf_SafeInit(3)Trf_IsInitialized(3)Trf_CreateOptions(3)Trf_DeleteOptions(3)Trf_CheckOptions(3)Trf_SetOption(3)Trf_SetObjOption(3)Trf_QueryOptions(3)Trf_SeekQueryOptions(3)Trf_WriteProc(3)Trf_CreateCtrlBlock(3)Trf_TransformCharacter(3)Trf_TransformBuffer(3)Trf_FlushTransformation(3)Trf_ClearCtrlBlock(3)Trf_QueryMaxRead(3)Trf_Register(3)Trf_ConverterOptions(3)Trf_MDStart(3)Trf_MDUpdate(3)Trf_MDUpdateBuf(3)Trf_MDFinal(3)Trf_MDCheck(3)Trf_RegisterMessageDigest(3)Trf_LoadLibrary(3)Trf_XorBuffer(3)Trf_ShiftRegister(3)Trf_FlipRegisterShort(3)Trf_FlipRegisterLong(3)Trf_InitStubs(3)
and that's the page, babe π this lil gem came out of c2man transform.h on 27 August 2002 β yes, she's an elder icon and she still ate ππ mwah, go free that memory π
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