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16 .\" IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES
20 .\" NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE,
86 A name is a human-readable string from 1 to 31 characters long.
90 Properties can encode byte arrays, text strings, unsigned 32-bit
93 Property with a zero-length value usually represents boolean
104 Unsigned 32-bit values, also sometimes called cells, are
105 encoded as a sequence of 4 bytes in big-endian order.
115 does not exist, -1 is returned.
124 into the memory specified by
126 Returns the actual size of the value or -1 if the
132 bytes into memory specified by
134 then converts cell values from big-endian to host byte order.
135 Returns the actual size of the value in bytes, or -1
152 followed by the parent node and up to the root node.
156 into the memory specified by
159 or -1 if the property does not exist.
166 followed by the parent node and up to the root node.
170 into the memory specified by
172 then converts cell values from big-endian to host byte order.
174 or -1 if the property does not exist.
177 allocates memory large enough to hold the
182 and copies the value into the newly allocated memory region.
184 the address of the allocated memory in
186 If the property has a zero-sized value
189 Returns -1 if the property does not exist or
190 memory allocation failed.
191 Allocated memory should be released when no longer required
194 The function might sleep when allocating memory.
197 allocates enough memory to hold the
202 copies the value into the newly allocated memory region, and
203 then converts cell values from big-endian to host byte
206 address of allocated memory is stored in
208 If the property has zero-length value,
210 is set to NULL.
211 Returns -1 if the property does not exist or
212 memory allocation failed or the size of the value is not
214 Allocated memory should be released when no longer required
217 The function might sleep when allocating memory.
220 allocates memory large enough to hold the
225 and copies the value into the newly allocated memory region.
226 The value is expected to be an array of zero or more elements
230 the address of the allocated memory in
232 If the property has a zero-sized value
235 Returns -1 if the property does not exist or
236 memory allocation failed or the size of the value is not
239 Allocated memory should be released when no longer required
242 The function might sleep when allocating memory.
245 allocates memory large enough to hold the
250 and copies the value into the newly allocated memory region, and
251 then converts cell values from big-endian to host byte
253 The value is expected to be an array of zero or more elements
257 the address of the allocated memory in
259 If the property has a zero-sized value
262 Returns -1 if the property does not exist or
263 memory allocation failed or the size of the value is not
266 Allocated memory should be released when no longer required
269 The function might sleep when allocating memory.
272 releases memory at
293 returns -1 if
310 If the property does not exist, the function tries to create
313 returns the actual size of the new value, or -1 if the
317 .Bd -literal
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