Ultralight C API 1.3.0
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ULExport ULBuffer | ulCreateBuffer (void *data, size_t size, void *user_data, ulDestroyBufferCallback destruction_callback) |
Create a Buffer from existing, user-owned data without any copies. | |
ULExport ULBuffer | ulCreateBufferFromCopy (const void *data, size_t size) |
Create a Buffer from existing data, a deep copy of data will be made. | |
ULExport void | ulDestroyBuffer (ULBuffer buffer) |
Destroy buffer (you should destroy any buffers you explicitly Create). | |
ULExport void * | ulBufferGetData (ULBuffer buffer) |
Get a pointer to the raw byte data. | |
ULExport size_t | ulBufferGetSize (ULBuffer buffer) |
Get the size in bytes. | |
ULExport void * | ulBufferGetUserData (ULBuffer buffer) |
Get the user data associated with this Buffer, if any. | |
ULExport bool | ulBufferOwnsData (ULBuffer buffer) |
Check whether this Buffer owns its own data (Buffer was created via ulCreateBufferFromCopy). | |
Typedefs | |
typedef void(* | ulDestroyBufferCallback) (void *user_data, void *data) |
Get the user data associated with this Buffer, if any.
Check whether this Buffer owns its own data (Buffer was created via ulCreateBufferFromCopy).
If this is false, Buffer will call the user-supplied destruction callback to deallocate data when this Buffer instance is destroyed.
ULExport ULBuffer ulCreateBuffer | ( | void * | data, |
size_t | size, | ||
void * | user_data, | ||
ulDestroyBufferCallback | destruction_callback | ||
) |
Create a Buffer from existing, user-owned data without any copies.
An optional, user-supplied callback will be called to deallocate data upon destruction.
data | A pointer to the data. |
size | Size of the data in bytes. |
user_data | Optional user data that will be passed to destruction_callback when the returned Buffer is destroyed. |
destruction_callback | Optional callback that will be called upon destruction. Pass a null pointer if you don't want to be informed of destruction. |
Create a Buffer from existing data, a deep copy of data will be made.
Destroy buffer (you should destroy any buffers you explicitly Create).
typedef void(* ulDestroyBufferCallback) (void *user_data, void *data) |