.TH "jose_io" 3 "Tue May 30 2017" "José" \" -*- nroff -*-
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.SH NAME
jose_io \- IO Chaining\&.  

.SH SYNOPSIS
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.SS "Data Structures"

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.RI "struct \fBjose_io_t\fP"
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.RI "The interface for chained IO\&. "
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.SS "Typedefs"

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.RI "typedef \fBjose_io_t\fP \fBjose_io_auto_t\fP"
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.RI "Defines a \fBjose_io_t\fP which calls \fBjose_io_decref()\fP at end of scope\&. "
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.SS "Functions"

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.RI "\fBjose_io_t\fP * \fBjose_io_incref\fP (\fBjose_io_t\fP *io)"
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.RI "Increases the reference count of an IO object\&. "
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.RI "void \fBjose_io_decref\fP (\fBjose_io_t\fP *io)"
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.RI "Decreases the reference count of an IO object\&. "
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.RI "\fBjose_io_t\fP * \fBjose_io_malloc\fP (jose_cfg_t *cfg, void **buf, size_t *len)"
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.RI "Creates a new IO object which collects data into a dynamic buffer\&. "
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.RI "void * \fBjose_io_malloc_steal\fP (void **buf)"
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.RI "Steals the buffer created by the \fBjose_io_malloc()\fP IO object\&. "
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.RI "\fBjose_io_t\fP * \fBjose_io_buffer\fP (jose_cfg_t *cfg, void *buf, size_t *len)"
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.RI "Creates a new IO object which collects data into a static buffer\&. "
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.RI "\fBjose_io_t\fP * \fBjose_io_file\fP (jose_cfg_t *cfg, FILE *file)"
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.RI "Creates a new IO object which writes data into a FILE\&. "
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.RI "\fBjose_io_t\fP * \fBjose_io_multiplex\fP (jose_cfg_t *cfg, \fBjose_io_t\fP **nexts, bool all)"
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.RI "Creates a new IO object which multiplexes data into multiple IO objects\&. "
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.SH "Detailed Description"
.PP 
IO Chaining\&. 


.SH "Typedef Documentation"
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.SS "typedef \fBjose_io_t\fP \fBjose_io_auto_t\fP"

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Defines a \fBjose_io_t\fP which calls \fBjose_io_decref()\fP at end of scope\&. For example: 
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void foo() {
    uint8_t *buf = NULL;
    size_t len = 0;
    jose_io_auto_t *io = jose_io_malloc(NULL, &buf, &len);
    // jose_io_decref() implicitly called
}
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.SH "Function Documentation"
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.SS "\fBjose_io_t\fP* jose_io_incref (\fBjose_io_t\fP * io)"

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Increases the reference count of an IO object\&. This function always succeeds\&.
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\fBParameters:\fP
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\fIio\fP The \fBjose_io_t\fP entity you are using\&. 
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\fBReturns:\fP
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The value of \fCio\fP (for convenience)\&. 
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.SS "void jose_io_decref (\fBjose_io_t\fP * io)"

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Decreases the reference count of an IO object\&. When the reference count reaches zero, io->free() is called\&.
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\fBParameters:\fP
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\fIio\fP The \fBjose_io_t\fP entity you are using\&. 
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.SS "\fBjose_io_t\fP* jose_io_malloc (jose_cfg_t * cfg, void ** buf, size_t * len)"

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Creates a new IO object which collects data into a dynamic buffer\&. The dynamic buffer is allocated into the \fCbuf\fP pointer you provided and the length of the buffer is stored in \fClen\fP\&. The pointer referenced by \fCbuf\fP must remain valid for the entire duration of the returned IO object\&.
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The default behavior is for the IO object to zero and free the buffer when it is freed\&. This means that, by default, you own the buffer pointer but the buffer itself is owned by the IO object\&. You can, however, steal the buffer by setting the buffer pointer to NULL\&.
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\fBSee also:\fP
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\fBjose_io_malloc_steal()\fP 
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\fBParameters:\fP
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\fIcfg\fP The configuration context (optional)\&. 
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\fIbuf\fP A buffer pointer pointer\&. 
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\fIlen\fP A pointer to the length of the buffer\&. 
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\fBReturns:\fP
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The new IO object or NULL on error\&. 
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.SS "void* jose_io_malloc_steal (void ** buf)"

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Steals the buffer created by the \fBjose_io_malloc()\fP IO object\&. This convenience function simply returns the value of \fC*buf\fP and then sets \fC*buf\fP to NULL\&.
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\fBSee also:\fP
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\fBjose_io_malloc()\fP 
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\fBParameters:\fP
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\fIbuf\fP A pointer to the buffer pointer\&. 
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\fBReturns:\fP
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The value of \fC*buf\fP before it is set to NULL\&. 
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.SS "\fBjose_io_t\fP* jose_io_buffer (jose_cfg_t * cfg, void * buf, size_t * len)"

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Creates a new IO object which collects data into a static buffer\&. The size of \fCbuf\fP MUST be specified in the variable pointed to by \fClen\fP\&. This will be the maximum data written\&. However, after the function returns, the variable pointed to by \fClen\fP will contain the current length of data in the buffer\&.
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Unlike \fBjose_io_malloc()\fP, you own the buffer and it is not zeroed or freed when the IO object is freed\&.
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\fBParameters:\fP
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\fIcfg\fP The configuration context (optional)\&. 
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\fIbuf\fP A buffer pointer\&. 
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\fIlen\fP A pointer to the length of the buffer\&. 
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\fBReturns:\fP
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The new IO object or NULL on error\&. 
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.SS "\fBjose_io_t\fP* jose_io_file (jose_cfg_t * cfg, FILE * file)"

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Creates a new IO object which writes data into a FILE\&. This function DOES NOT take ownership of the FILE\&. You are still responsible for calling fclose() at the appropriate time\&.
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\fBParameters:\fP
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\fIcfg\fP The configuration context (optional)\&. 
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\fIfile\fP The output file which MUST be opened for writing or appending\&. 
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\fBReturns:\fP
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The new IO object or NULL on error\&. 
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.SS "\fBjose_io_t\fP* jose_io_multiplex (jose_cfg_t * cfg, \fBjose_io_t\fP ** nexts, bool all)"

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Creates a new IO object which multiplexes data into multiple IO objects\&. If \fCall\fP is true, the success of all \fCnexts\fP is required\&. Otherwise, all but one of the \fCnexts\fP can fail before the error is propagated upward\&.
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\fBParameters:\fP
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\fIcfg\fP The configuration context (optional)\&. 
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\fInexts\fP A NULL-terminated array of IO object pointers\&. 
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\fIall\fP Whether or not the success of all \fCnexts\fP is required\&. 
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\fBReturns:\fP
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The new IO object or NULL on error\&. 
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.SH "Author"
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