ldns_buffer_remaining_at (3) - Linux Manuals

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ldns_buffer_remaining_at, ldns_buffer_remaining, ldns_buffer_available_at, ldns_buffer_available, ldns_buffer_status, ldns_buffer_status_ok

#include <stdint.h>
#include <stdbool.h>

#include <ldns/ldns.h>

size_t ldns_buffer_remaining_at(ldns_buffer *buffer, size_t at);

size_t ldns_buffer_remaining(ldns_buffer *buffer);

int ldns_buffer_available_at(ldns_buffer *buffer, size_t at, size_t count);

int ldns_buffer_available(ldns_buffer *buffer, size_t count);

ldns_status ldns_buffer_status(ldns_buffer *buffer);

bool ldns_buffer_status_ok(ldns_buffer *buffer);

ldns_buffer_remaining_at(): returns the number of bytes remaining between the indicated position and the limit. .br buffer: the buffer .br at: indicated position .br Returns number of bytes

ldns_buffer_remaining(): returns the number of bytes remaining between the buffer's position and limit. .br buffer: the buffer .br Returns the number of bytes

ldns_buffer_available_at(): checks if the buffer has at least COUNT more bytes available. Before reading or writing the caller needs to ensure enough space is available! .br buffer: the buffer .br at: indicated position .br count: how much is available .br Returns true or false (as int?)

ldns_buffer_available(): checks if the buffer has count bytes available at the current position .br buffer: the buffer .br count: how much is available .br Returns true or false (as int?)

ldns_buffer_status(): returns the status of the buffer \param[in] buffer .br Returns the status

ldns_buffer_status_ok(): returns true if the status of the buffer is LDNS_STATUS_OK, false otherwise .br buffer: the buffer .br Returns true or false

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