| zt_pack_string(3) | Library Functions Manual (prm) | zt_pack_string(3) |
zt_pack_string —
pack an C string into a variant
#include
<zt.h>
zt_value
zt_pack_string(const char
*value, const char *source);
zt_pack_string packs an C string, as well
as the string describing the expression evaluated to obtain it, into a
variant-like zt_value. The source argument is retained
by the value and is typically a constant string literal produced by the
preprocessor.
zt_pack_string is only provided as a
static inline function.
Memory referenced by the string is not copied. It is assumed that
the memory reference stays valid during the execution of the verification of
an assertion that relies on the zt_value.
The packed value.
zt_pack_nothing(3), zt_pack_string(3), zt_pack_rune(3), zt_pack_string(3), zt_pack_string(3), zt_pack_string(3), zt_pack_pointer(3) zt_value(3),
zt_pack_string first appeared in libzt
0.1
Zygmunt Krynicki <me@zygoon.pl>
| January 12, 2020 | libzt 0.3.1 |