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2025-09-30 01:00:39 +09:00
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lib/hak-cmn.h
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@ -840,22 +840,24 @@ typedef void* (*hak_mmgr_realloc_t) (hak_mmgr_t* mmgr, void* ptr, hak_oow_t n);
typedef void (*hak_mmgr_free_t) (hak_mmgr_t* mmgr, void* ptr);
/**
* The hak_mmgr_t type defines the memory management interface.
* As the type is merely a structure, it is just used as a single container
* for memory management functions with a pointer to user-defined data.
* The user-defined data pointer \a ctx is passed to each memory management
* function whenever it is called. You can allocate, reallocate, and free
* a memory chunk.
* The hak_mmgr_t type defines a memory management interface. It is a structure
* that serves as a container for function pointers to allocation, reallocation,
* and deallocation routines, along with a user-defined context pointer.
*
* For example, a hak_xxx_open() function accepts a pointer of the hak_mmgr_t
* type and the xxx object uses it to manage dynamic data within the object.
* The \a ctx field stores a user-defined data pointer, which is passed to each
* memory management function whenever it is invoked. This allows the user to
* associate custom state or configuration with their memory manager.
*
* For example, a hak_xxx_open() function may accept a pointer to a hak_mmgr_t
* instance, enabling the xxx object to manage its dynamic memory through the
* provided allocation functions.
*/
struct hak_mmgr_t
{
hak_mmgr_alloc_t allocmem; /**< allocation function */
hak_mmgr_realloc_t reallocmem; /**< resizing function */
hak_mmgr_free_t freemem; /**< disposal function */
void* ctx; /**< user-defined data pointer */
void* ctx; /**< user-defined data pointer */
};
/**