lc_element_by_index(9)

🌸 NAME 🌸

Okay bestie, this page is lc_element_by_index(9) from the Kernel API Manual. The name line is literally lc_element_by_index - and then... nothing else. No tagline, no extra lore — just the function name and a dash. Respect. 💅

✨ SYNOPSIS ✨

Here’s the signature, copy it exactly:

struct lc_element * lc_element_by_index (struct lru_cache *lc , unsigned
       i );

No cap, that line break is part of the original. 🫶

💅 ARGUMENTS 💅

• lc — the lru cache to operate on. That’s your cache main character.
• i — the index of the element to return. The lil position number you’re asking for.

🔮 SEE ALSO 🔮

Kernel file ./lib/lru_cache.c is where the lore lives, and you can also go hang out with lc_create(9), lc_destroy(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), and lc_seq_dump_details(9). Go off, bestie. 🌈

Mwah 💋 this page’s source/version is ./lib, and the date on it is October 2026.