Sack Library Documentation
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This type stores data, it has a self-contained length in bytes of the data stored. Length is in characters
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This is a slab array of pointers, each pointer may be assigned to point to any user data. | |
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Routines to deal with SLAB allocated blocks of structures. Each slab has multiple elements of a type in it, and the blocks are tracked as a linked list. Each block also has a bitmask of allocated elements in the set. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Set type Usage: typedef struct name_tag { } <name>; #define MAX<name>SPERSET DeclareSet( <name> ); Should alias GetFromset, DeleteFromSet, CountUsedInSet, GetLinearSetArray etc so that the type name is reflected there another good place where #define defining defines is good. | |
This is namespace sack::containers::text. |
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The following table lists structs, records, enums in this documentation. | |
The following table lists macros in this documentation. |
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This is macro sack::containers::DECLDATA. | |
This is macro sack::containers::TYPELIB_CALLTYPE. | |
This is macro sack::containers::TYPELIB_PROC. |
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A Stack that stores information in an array of structures of known size. | |
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A queue of structure elements. | |
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This is a stack that contains pointers to user objects. | |
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Hmm - this can be done with MemLib alone... although this library is not nessecarily part of that? and it's not nessecarily allocated. | |
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Hmm - this can be done with MemLib alone... although this library is not nessecarily part of that? and it's not nessecarily allocated. | |
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A queue of structure elements. | |
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A Stack that stores information in an array of structures of known size. | |
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This is a stack that contains pointers to user objects. | |
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Hmm - this can be done with MemLib alone... although this library is not nessecarily part of that? and it's not nessecarily allocated. | |
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A queue of structure elements. | |
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A Stack that stores information in an array of structures of known size. | |
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This is a stack that contains pointers to user objects. |
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