lc_destroy(9)

💅 lc_destroy — a Kernel API Manual moment (that's lc_destroy(9) btw, section 9, iykyk)

Okay so bestie, listen. You know how lc_create() builds you this whole gorgeous lru cache and you're like "omg she's thriving"? Yeah. Well lc_destroy is the one who closes the tab when the party's over. She frees the memory that lc_create() allocated. That's it. That's her whole job. Iconic, honestly. 🎀

✨ NAME ✨

lc_destroy — literally frees the memory that was allocated by lc_create() 🧹💖

🌸 SYNOPSIS 🌸

void lc_destroy (struct lru_cache *lc );

No cap, that's the whole signature. She doesn't return anything because she's done after this. 💅

🦋 ARGUMENTS 🦋

• lc — the lru cache you wanna destroy. Your girl is getting cleaned up, periodt. ✨

💜 SEE ALSO 💜

Kernel file ./lib/lru_cache.c — that's the whole friend group right there, go say hi:

• lc_create(9)
• lc_reset(9)
• lc_seq_printf_stats(9)
• lc_find(9)
• lc_is_used(9)
• lc_del(9)
• lc_get(9)
• lc_get_cumulative(9)
• lc_try_get(9)
• lc_committed(9)
• lc_put(9)
• lc_element_by_index(9)
• lc_seq_dump_details(9)

🌈 alright bestie, that's the whole page — this one came from ./lib, dated October 2026, and she's filed under lc_destroy(9) in your Kernel API Manual. Go forth and free your memory responsibly. mwah. 💋🫶