r6.0.1:lfds601_stack_push

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Source Files

/liblfds601/src/lfds601_stack/lfds601_stack_push_pop.c
/liblfds601/inc/liblfds601.h

Prototype

int lfds601_stack_push( struct lfds601_stack_state *ss, void *user_data );

Parameters

struct lfds601_stack_state *ss

A stack state as allocated by lfds601_stack_new.

void *user_data

A void pointer of user data which will be pushed onto the stack.

Return Value

The return value is 1 upon successful push, 0 upon failure. Failure occurs only when the stack has exhausted its freelist of elements. In this case, the user can call lfds601_stack_guaranteed_push, which will allocate a new element and push using that. Remember however that the stack can never shrink, so any such call will permanently increase the size of the stack by one element.

Notes

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