r6.0.1:lfds601_queue_dequeue

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Source Files

/liblfds601/src/lfds601_queue/lfds601_queue_queue.c
/liblfds601/inc/liblfds601.h

Prototype

int lfds601_queue_dequeue( struct lfds601_queue_state *qs, void **user_data );

Parameters

struct lfds601_queue_state *qs

A queue state as allocated by lfds601_queue_new.

void **user_data

The address of a pointer into which the user data will be placed. On an unsuccessful dequeue (which occurs if and only if the queue is empty), *user_data is not modified, as NULL is a valid user data value.

Return Value

Returns 1 if an element was dequeued, returns 0 if an element was no dequeued. The queue being empty is the only situation in which dequeuing does not occur. Note that on an unsuccessful dequeue, *user_data is untouched; it is not set to NULL, since NULL is a valid user data value. Only the return value indicates whether or not the dequeue was successful.

Notes

No notes.

See Also