Alexander Vdolainen
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Now u can create a special ndbuf with your custom memory operations,
this is useful to keep ndbuf in a special mapped areas for a:
- keep it secure (example lock pages to avoid your info going to swap)
- using your own custom optimized allocator for your own block sizes
Function: ndbuf_t *ndbuf_new_wmops(const struct ndbuf_memops *, const size_t);
Args:
1. Pointer to yout ops:
struct ndbuf_memops {
void *(*alloc)(size_t);
uint32_t (*zero)(void *, size_t);
void (*free)(void *ptr);
};
2. Size of chunk to grow buffer. if <= default value will be set.
libndbuf: Network designed buffer ops library ---------------------------------------------- 1. What the shit is that ? This is a quite small library to manipulate with binary packed buffers in a normal network manner (i.e. bigendian). It might be useful to apply for network packet creating/parsing. Anyway, originally this code was resided in my different other *small* projects - and i hate copy-paste -- well, that's why it gone to this quite small library. 2. API Check out include directory... btw, might be later i will write manpages, but for now didn't see any sense for those effort. Generally speaking - all is quite simple - create ndbuf_t structure fill it in printf() style, read with sscanf() style, take raw data pointer and ... send it somewhere whatever bla bla - you get a point. 3. Future plans Fix bugs (but ... there are no bugs found, since this code was heavly used already, but ... report me if found). Write manpages (in my few projects those API is like a part of POSIX - still cannot remember all). Maybe will add a new functions (useful ones). 4. Contact That's simple - Email/XMPP: alex@vapaa.xyz