BSON_VECTOR_IN...ARY_DATA_LENGTH(3)
π BSON_VECTOR_IN...ARY_DATA_LENGTH(3) π
okay bestie, this is a libbson page, and it's literally about calculating the size of a BSON Binary field that would be needed to store a Vector with the indicated number of int8 elements. no cap, that's the whole assignment. β¨
β¨ SYNOPSIS β¨
uint32_t
bson_vector_int8_binary_data_length (size_t element_count);
π PARAMETERS π
element_countβ Number of elements, as asize_t. that's the input, bestie π«Ά
π DESCRIPTION π
So what it does: it checks element_count against the maximum representable size, and then calculates the required Binary size. lowkey essential math, highkey slay. π§
πΈ RETURNS πΈ
On success, it returns the required Binary size as a uint32_t greater than or equal to BSON_VECTOR_HEADER_LEN. This length includes the 2-byte Vector header, but not the Binary subtype header or any other BSON headers.
If element_count is too large to represent, it returns 0. so yeah, zero is the βnope, too bigβ signal here. π
π«Ά AUTHOR π«Ά
MongoDB, Inc π«Ά
π COPYRIGHT π
2009-present, MongoDB, Inc. π
xoxo, this is libbson version 2.5.6, dated Oct 09, 20β¦ β and that's the tea ππβ¨
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