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Constructor function that initialises an already allocated struct instance. This function
initialises from an ASCIIZ representation; (ccmemory)Zero terminated strings. If
an error occurs: raise an exception by performing a non–local exit to L.
Constructor function that initialises an already allocated struct instance. This function
initialises from an ASCII representation; (ccmemory)Non–zero terminated
strings. If an error occurs: raise an exception by performing a non–local exit to L.
Constructor function that initialises an already allocated struct instance. This function
initialises from a C pointer to an ASCIIZ representation. If an error occurs: raise an exception
by performing a non–local exit to L.
Constructor function that initialises an already allocated struct instance. This function
initialises from an already built pathname instance. If an error occurs: raise an exception by
performing a non–local exit to L.
Constructor function that initialises an already allocated struct instance. This function
initialises in such a way that it allows for both finalisation and mutation from deserialisation.
Constructor function that allocates the struct on the heap using the standard memory allocator
implemented by CCMemory; (ccmemory)The standard allocator. This function initialises from
an ASCIIZ representation; (ccmemory)Zero terminated strings. If an error occurs:
raise an exception by performing a non–local exit to L.
Constructor function that allocates the struct on the heap using the standard memory allocator
implemented by CCMemory; (ccmemory)The standard allocator. This function initialises from
an ASCII representation; (ccmemory)Non–zero terminated strings. If an error
occurs: raise an exception by performing a non–local exit to L.
Constructor function that allocates the struct on the heap using the standard memory allocator
implemented by CCMemory; (ccmemory)The standard allocator. This function initialises from
a C pointer to an ASCIIZ representation. If an error occurs: raise an exception by performing a
non–local exit to L.
Constructor function that allocates the struct on the heap using the standard memory allocator
implemented by CCMemory; (ccmemory)The standard allocator. This function initialises from
an already built pathname representation. If an error occurs: raise an exception by performing a
non–local exit to L.
Constructor function that allocates the struct on the heap using the standard memory allocator
implemented by CCMemory; (ccmemory)The standard allocator. This function initialises in
such a way that it allows for both finalisation and mutation from deserialisation. If an error
occurs: raise an exception by performing a non–local exit to L.
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This document describes version 0.3.0-devel.3 of CCStructs.