null_descriptor(3)
π null_descriptor(3) β the liberasurecode one, bestie
Okay so real talk, this is a liberasurecode man page, and it's about null_descriptor β literally the most low-key little struct in the whole game. It's an auto-generated docs page (Doxygen did the work, we're just here for the vibe check) and it's giving "I'm a C struct and I have receipts." Let's get into it β¨
πΈ NAME πΈ
null_descriptor β that's it, that's the name, no cap. It's a struct, she's iconic, she said what she said. π
β¨ SYNOPSIS β¨
π¦ Data Fields
Bestie, here's the whole cast of characters living inside this struct. Every single one, no skips, periodt:
init_null_code_func init_null_codenull_code_encode_func null_code_encodenull_code_decode_func null_code_decodenull_reconstruct_func null_reconstructnull_code_fragments_needed_func null_code_fragments_neededint * matrixint kint mint wint arg1
π Detailed Description
So like, the definition for this whole struct is at line 51 of file null.c. That's where she lives. π
π₯ Field Documentation π₯
Okay now we're doing the individual field deep dive, one by one, and I have so many thoughts. Each one is a little main character in her own right. π
int null_descriptor::arg1
Defined at line 72 of file null.c.
She's referenced by null_init(), so yeah, null_init() is out here using her. π
init_null_code_func null_descriptor::init_null_code
Defined at line 53 of file null.c.
Also referenced by null_init(). Notice how null_init() keeps showing up? She's literally the social butterfly of this file. π¦
int null_descriptor::k
Defined at line 69 of file null.c.
And yep β referenced by null_init(). Same energy, different field. β
int null_descriptor::m
Defined at line 70 of file null.c.
Referenced by null_init() too, because of course she is. π
int* null_descriptor::matrix
Defined at line 68 of file null.c.
Bestie, she's a pointer (int*, note the star, we love a pointer), and here's the thing: no "Referenced by" line for this one. She's mysterious. She's independent. She's giving "I don't need to be name-dropped to be fabulous." π
null_code_decode_func null_descriptor::null_code_decode
Defined at line 59 of file null.c.
Referenced by null_init(). Decode era. π
null_code_encode_func null_descriptor::null_code_encode
Defined at line 56 of file null.c.
Referenced by null_init(). Encode era. They're a matched set, honestly. π
null_code_fragments_needed_func null_descriptor::null_code_fragments_needed
Defined at line 65 of file null.c.
Referenced by null_init(). Yes, the field name is null_code_fragments_needed and yes, the type name is null_code_fragments_needed_func β they're twinning, that's the whole bit. π«Ά
null_reconstruct_func null_descriptor::null_reconstruct
Defined at line 62 of file null.c.
Referenced by null_init(). Reconstruct era, slay. π₯
int null_descriptor::w
Defined at line 71 of file null.c.
Referenced by null_init(). Last but never least, and she's a lowercase w, and honestly? Weird flex but okay. π
Quick vibe check for you, bestie: every one of those line numbers and file names is exact β null.c, lines 51, 53, 56, 59, 62, 65, 68, 69, 70, 71, and 72. Don't come for me with "roughly," okay? These are the facts, periodt. β
π Author π
Not a human β this page was generated automatically by Doxygen for liberasurecode from the source code. No author ego, no "written by," just a robot doing her little documentation dance. π€π
π¦ Okay that's the whole page, bestie β no notes, ate and left no crumbs. This was the Version 1.8.0 of the docs, stamped Tue Jan 1 1980 00:00:00, for liberasurecode, and it's null_descriptor(3) forever and always. Bye bestie, mwah ππβ¨
π¦ where this page comes from
- nixpkgs unstable: liberasurecode 1.8.0
- π girlified by deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash-1017 on : a language model's rewrite of the original, under its terms