NAME
SYNOPSIS
DESCRIPTION
RETURN VALUE
ERRORS
SEE ALSO

NAME

pmemset_part_new(), pmemset_part_delete() - create and delete structure for a part object

SYNOPSIS

#include <libpmemset.h>

struct pmemset;
struct pmemset_part;
struct pmemset_source;
int pmemset_part_new(struct pmemset_part **part, struct pmemset *set,
		struct pmemset_source *src, size_t offset, size_t length);
int pmemset_part_delete(struct pmemset_part **part);

DESCRIPTION

The pmemset_part_new() creates new part based on the set specified in the *set pointer. This function requires a data source source.

For the operation to succeed the src structure must be created from a valid data source. See pmemset_source_from_file(3) and pmemset_source_from_pmem2(3) for possible sources.

If the pmemset_part_new() function succeeds in creating a new part it instantiates a new struct pmemset_part* object describing the part. The pointer to this newly created object is stored in the user-provided variable passed via the part pointer. If the mapping fails the variable pointed by part will contain a NULL value and appropriate error value will be returned. For a list of possible return values please see RETURN VALUE.

The pmemset_part_delete() function frees *part returned by pmemset_part_new() and sets *part to NULL.

RETURN VALUE

The pmemset_part_new() function returns 0 on success or a negative error code on failure.

The pmemset_part_delete() function always returns 0.

ERRORS

The pmemset_part_new() can fail with the following errors:

• PMEMSET_E_INVALID_PMEM2_SOURCE - pmem2_source set in the src structure is invalid.

• PMEMSET_E_INVALID_SOURCE_PATH - the path to the file set in the provided src structure points to invalid file.

• PMEMSET_E_INVALID_SOURCE_TYPE - the source type in the provided src isn’t recognized.

• -ENOMEM in case of insufficient memory to allocate an instance of struct pmemset_part.

It can also return -EACCES, -EFAULT, -ELOOP, -ENAMETOOLONG, -ENOMEM, -ENOTDIR, -EOVERFLOW from the underlying stat(2) function.

SEE ALSO

stat(2), pmemset_source_from_pmem2(), pmemset_source_from_file(3), libpmemset(7) and http://pmem.io