mlist.h File Reference

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#include <mi32/stddefns.h>

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Classes
struct	MLIST
struct	MLISTNODE
	Structures used by Mlist functions. More...
Defines
#define	GEOMLIBEXPORT   MI_DLLIMPORT
Typedefs
typedef MLIST	LINKEDLIST
typedef MLISTNODE	LINKEDLISTNODE
Functions
GEOMLIBEXPORT void	MlistAddToHead (MLIST *list, MLISTNODE *node, UINT32 flags)
GEOMLIBEXPORT void	MlistAddToTail (MLIST *list, MLISTNODE *node, UINT32 flags)
GEOMLIBEXPORT void	MlistRemove (MLIST *list, MLISTNODE *node, UINT32 flags)

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Detailed Description

<mi32/mlist.h> Definitions for Mlist functions and structures

Deprecated:

Use MILIST instead

Definition in file mlist.h.

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Define Documentation

#define GEOMLIBEXPORT   MI_DLLIMPORT

Definition at line 45 of file mlist.h.

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Typedef Documentation

typedef MLIST LINKEDLIST

old names for old code Definition at line 68 of file mlist.h.

typedef MLISTNODE LINKEDLISTNODE

Definition at line 69 of file mlist.h.

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Function Documentation

GEOMLIBEXPORT void MlistAddToHead (  MLIST *  list, MLISTNODE *  node, UINT32  flags )

Add to the head of a Linked List. This function adds a node to the head of list. You can create a linked list of any kind of structure simply by putting a MLISTNODE in the structure. It works best to put the MLISTNODE as the first thing in the structure you want to keep a list of. That way the node.next can be treated as both a pointer to a MLISTNODE (for the purposes of iterating through the list) and a pointer to whatever the structure is. Of course you have to cast it. There are macros for this. Parameters: list  List to add to node  Node to add flags  Flags

GEOMLIBEXPORT void MlistAddToTail (  MLIST *  list, MLISTNODE *  node, UINT32  flags )

Add to the tail of a Linked List. This function adds a node to the tail of list. You can create a linked list of any kind of structure simply by putting a MLISTNODE in the structure. Parameters: list  List to add to node  Node to add flags  Flags

GEOMLIBEXPORT void MlistRemove (  MLIST *  list, MLISTNODE *  node, UINT32  flags )

Remove an item from a linked list. This function removes a node from the list. The node's prev and next fields are set to NULL. Parameters: list  List to remove from node  Node to remove flags  Flags

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