globus_result_t(3)

Usage

Modules

Globus Callback

Globus Callback Function Interface. Globus Error API

Globus Error API. FIFO Queue

FIFO Queue Implementation. Handle Table for Reference Counting Data

Handle Table for Reference Counting Data. Hash Table

Hash Table. Linked List

Linked List. Memory Pool

Memory Pool. Module Activation Management

Module Activation Management. Priority Queue

Priority Queue. Threading

Portable Thread Abstraction. Thread Pooling

Thread Pooling. URL String Parser

URL String Parser. Globus UUID Generator

UUID Generator.

Macros

Globus Common Module Descriptor. #define GLOBUS_TILDE_EXPAND

Expand ~. #define GLOBUS_TILDE_USER_EXPAND

Expand ~user. #define GLOBUS_TRUE 1

True value for globus_bool_t. #define GLOBUS_FALSE 0

False value for globus_bool_t. #define GLOBUS_SUCCESS 0

Generic success result

Generic failure result

Typedefs

typedef size_t globus_size_t

Standard size of memory object

Unsigned byte datatype

Functions

globus_result_t globus_eval_path (const char *pathstring, char **bufp)

Detailed Description

Common Data Structures and Functions.

Container Data Types

•: Linked List

•: FIFO Queue

•: Handle Table for Reference Counting Data

•: Hash Table

•: Priority Queue

Common Runtime Components

•: Threading

•: Globus Callback

•: Memory Pool

•: Module Activation Management

Error Handling

•: Globus Error API

Miscellaneous Utilities

•: Globus UUID Generator

•: URL String Parser

Typedef Documentation

typedef int globus_bool_t

Boolean type. Set values to either the constant GLOBUS_TRUE and GLOBUS_FALSE

typedef uint32_t globus_result_t

Weak pointer to a Globus Error object, or the special value GLOBUS_SUCCESS

typedef socklen_t globus_socklen_t

Size of a socket length parameter. The globus_socklen_t type is part of the POSIX socket interface and is also available in winsock2.h. In older UNIX implementations, this was variously a size_t or an int.

Function Documentation

globus_result_t globus_eval_path (const char * pathstring, char ** bufp)

Parameters

pathstring A string containing any number of variable path references using the syntax ${PATH-NAME} Supported path elements are

•: prefix

•: exec_prefix

•: sbindir

•: bindir

•: libdir

•: libexecdir

•: includedir

•: datarootdir

•: datadir

•: mandir

•: sysconfdir

•: sharedstatedir

•: localstatedir

•: perlmoduledir These strings are based on the parameters passed to this package configure script, but modified so that if GLOBUS_LOCATION is set in the environment, it is used instead of the configured path.

bufp Pointer to be set to a newly allocated string that has recursively resolved all substitution paths.

int globus_tilde_expand (unsigned long options, globus_bool_t url_form, char * inpath, char ** outpath)

Expand ~ and/or ~user in path strings. Expand the leading ~ (or ~user) characters from inpath to the home directory path of the current user (or user specified in ~user); the result is stored in a newly allocated buffer *outpath (which will need to be freed by a call to globus_free.) The string following the ~/or ~user/ is copied verbatim to the output string.

Parameters

options The expansion is conditioned by the options as defined in globus_tilde_expand.h:

•: GLOBUS_TILDE_EXPAND: expand ~

•: GLOBUS_TILDE_USER_EXPAND: expand ~user Otherwise, the corresponding form is not expanded (just copied int the output path)

url_form True if the inpath follows an URL format (/~) Used when expanding an url (for : <scheme>://host[:port][/path] were /path can be of the form /~[user][/...]. Otherwise, the form ~[user][/...] is expected.
inpath Input string to expand.
outpath Output string; Need to be freed when not used anymore.

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