lsm_fs_name_get(3)
β¨ lsm_fs_name_get β it's giving "name reveal" π
ok bestie so this is lsm_fs_name_get(3) from the Libstoragemgmt C API Manual, and honestly? it's a little one but she's iconic. it does exactly one (1) thing and she does it flawlessly. no cap. π
πΈ NAME πΈ
lsm_fs_name_get β Retrieves the name for the lsm_fs.
like. the name. of the file system. that's it, that's the whole job. π¦
β SYNOPSIS β
const char * lsm_fs_name_get (lsm_fs *fs);
one function, one argument, zero drama. we love a low-maintenance queen. π
π ARGUMENTS π
fsβ File system to retrieve name for. (yes bestie, the file system, the one you're asking about, she's the main character here π)
π«Ά VERSION π«Ά
1.0
v1.0 and already slaying, we have no choice but to stan. β¨
π« DESCRIPTION π«
Retrieves the name for the lsm_fs.
that's the vibe. that's the whole vibe. you hand her an lsm_fs and she hands you back the name. literally it. obsessed. ππ
π NOTE π
okay listen up, this part matters, don't skip it bestie π¨
Address returned is valid until lsm_fs gets freed, copy return value if you need longer scope. Do not free returned string.
fr fr. that pointer is a borrowed fit, not a gift β you do not own it, so do not free it, and the moment the lsm_fs gets freed that pointer is gone-gone. if you need her to stick around longer, copy the return value. periodt. π
π₯ RETURN π₯
string. NULL if argument 'd' is NULL or not a valid lsm_fs pointer.
so if you get NULL back, check yourself before you wreck yourself β something in that call was not valid. π
and that's the whole page bestie!! go forth and get those file system names, you're doing amazing sweetie π§π
mwah π β this was the lsm_fs_name_get page, lsm_fs_name_get(3), from the Libstoragemgmt C API Manual, brought to you by February 2026. love u, bye!! πΈπ¦β¨
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