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• r6:Function:stack clear
  /src/stack/stack_delete.c void stack_clear( struct stack_state *ss,
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• r6:Function:stack clear
  /src/stack/stack_delete.c void stack_clear( struct stack_state *ss,
  1 KB (157 words) - 14:07, 4 January 2015
• r6:API:Stack
  /src/stack/stack_delete.c /src/stack/stack_new.c
  3 KB (566 words) - 14:07, 4 January 2015
• r6.1.1:Lfds611 stack clear
  {{DISPLAYTITLE:r6.1.1:lfds611_stack_clear}} /liblfds611/src/lfds611_stack/lfds611_stack_delete.c
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• r6.0.1:Lfds601 stack clear
  {{DISPLAYTITLE:r6.0.1:lfds601_stack_clear}} /liblfds601/src/lfds601_stack/lfds601_stack_delete.c
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• r6.1.0:Lfds610 stack clear
  {{DISPLAYTITLE:r6.1.0:lfds610_stack_clear}} /liblfds610/src/lfds610_stack/lfds610_stack_delete.c
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• r6.0.0:Lfds600 stack clear
  {{DISPLAYTITLE:r6.0.0:lfds600_stack_clear}} /liblfds600/src/lfds600_stack/lfds600_stack_delete.c
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• r6.0.1:Lfds601 stack
  {{DISPLAYTITLE:r6.0.1:lfds601_stack}} /liblfds601/src/lfds601_stack/lfds601_stack_delete.c
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• r6.0.0:Lfds600 stack
  {{DISPLAYTITLE:r6.0.0:lfds600_stack}} /liblfds600/src/lfds600_stack/lfds600_stack_delete.c
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• r6.1.1:Lfds611 stack
  {{DISPLAYTITLE:r6.1.1:lfds611_stack}} /liblfds611/src/lfds611_stack/lfds611_stack_delete.c
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• r6.1.0:Lfds610 stack
  {{DISPLAYTITLE:r6.1.0:lfds610_stack}} /liblfds610/src/lfds610_stack/lfds610_stack_delete.c
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• r7.1.0:Usage Guide (liblfds)
  ...ocation or deallocation. Accordindly, there are no ''new'' and ''delete'' functions, but rather ''init'' and ''cleanup''. ...d all deallocation. As such, allocations can be from the heap or from the stack, or from user-mode or from the kernel; the library itself just uses what yo
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• r7.1.1:Usage Guide (liblfds)
  ...ocation or deallocation. Accordindly, there are no ''new'' and ''delete'' functions, but rather ''init'' and ''cleanup''. ...d all deallocation. As such, allocations can be from the heap or from the stack, or from user-mode or from the kernel; the library itself just uses what yo
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• r7.0.0:Building Guide (liblfds)
  ...├───lfds700_liblfds : misc library functions (init, cleanup, random number generation, etc) └───lfds700_stack : stack
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• r6.0.1:Known Issues
  * The release note doesn't mention the new() function API changes ([http://www.liblfds.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=4 bug 4]) ...current internal state of the queue). How likely this is to happen is not clear; the window is a few instructions in length (e.g. short), it can only happe
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• r6.0.0:Known Issues
  * The release note doesn't mention the new() function API changes ([http://www.liblfds.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=4 bug 4]) ...current internal state of the queue). How likely this is to happen is not clear; the window is a few instructions in length (e.g. short), it can only happe
  4 KB (730 words) - 14:07, 4 January 2015
• r6:Known Issues
  * The release note doesn't mention the new() function API changes ([http://www.liblfds.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=3 bug 3]) ...current internal state of the queue). How likely this is to happen is not clear; the window is a few instructions in length (e.g. short), it can only happe
  4 KB (730 words) - 14:07, 4 January 2015