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SILC Toolkit Reference Manual
SILC Core Library
SILC Authentication Interface
SILC Message Interface
SILC Channel Interface
SILC Command Interface
SILC Notify Interface
SILC Status Types
SILC Modes
SILC ID Interface
SILC ID Cache Interface
SILC Argument Interface
SILC Attributes Interface
Packet Protocol Interface
SILC Utility Library
Basic SILC Types
SILC Buffer Interface
SILC Buffer Format Interface
SILC Hash Table Interface
SILC Logging Interface
SILC Memory Interface
SILC Mutex Interface
SILC Thread Interface
SILC Network Interface
SILC Schedule Interface
SILC Socket Interface
SILC Protocol Interface
SILC Config Interface
SILC File Util Interface
SILC String Util Interface
SILC UTF-8 Interface
SILC Stringprep Interface
SILC Util Interface
SILC List Interface
SILC Dynamic List Interface
SILC VCard Interface
SILC Application Utilities
SILC MIME Interface
SILC Crypto Library
Introduction to SILC RNG
SILC RNG Interface
SILC Cipher API
SILC PKCS API
SILC PKCS#1 API
SILC Hash Interface
SILC HMAC Interface
SILC SFTP Library
SILC SFTP Interface
SFTP Filesystems Interface
SILC Client Library
Using SILC Client Library Tutorial
Arguments for command_reply Client Operation
SilcStatus Error Arguments in command_reply Client Operation
Arguments for notify Client Operation
Unicode and UTF-8 Strings in Client Library
Client Library Interface Reference
SILC Key Exchange Library
SILC SKE Interface
SKE Status Types
SKE Diffie Hellman Groups
SKE Payloads
SILC Math Library
SILC MP Interface
SILC Math Interface
Resource Links
SILC Project Website
SILC Protocol Documentation
SILC White Paper
SILC FAQs

SILC Dynamic List Interface
Header: silcdlist.h
DESCRIPTION

     SILC Dynamic List API can be used to add opaque contexts to list that
     will automatically allocate list entries.  Normal SILC List API cannot
     be used for this purpose because in that case the context passed to the
     list must be defined as list structure already.  This is not the case in
     SilcDList.

     This is slower than SilcList because this requires one extra memory
     allocation when adding new entries to the list.  The context is probably
     allocated already and the new list entry requires one additional memory
     allocation.  The memory allocation and freeing is done automatically in
     the API and does not show to the caller.

- SilcDList
- silc_dlist_init
- silc_dlist_uninit
- silc_dlist_count
- silc_dlist_start
- silc_dlist_end
- silc_dlist_add
- silc_dlist_del
- silc_dlist_get

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