35 Zeilen
1.1 KiB
C
35 Zeilen
1.1 KiB
C
#pragma once
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#include <stddef.h>
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typedef struct Rl Rl;
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typedef void (*Destructor)(void*);
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struct Rl {
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void* ref;
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struct RlBox* owner;
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Rl* prev;
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Rl* next;
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};
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/*
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* rl_alloc has to be used for new object allocation of the size size.
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* reference will point to the new function afterwards.
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* owner should be the struct containing reference and may be NULL if Rl is on the stack or in a global variable.
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* The destructor has to rl_free all references inside the newly allocated object.
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*
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* This function disregards potential malloc() failures.
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*/
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void rl_alloc(Rl* reference, const void* owner, size_t size, Destructor destructor);
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/*
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* rl_set has to be used to set the reference Rl to point to the same object as copy.
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* owner should be the struct containing reference and may be NULL if Rl is on the stack or in a global variable.
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*/
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void rl_set(Rl* reference, const void* owner, const Rl* copy);
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/*
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* rl_free has to be called prior to discarding a Rl to prevent resource leaks.
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* Rl* has to point to a valid object (not NULL)
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*/
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void rl_free(Rl* reference);
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