SdsFlush - Flush data updated via a pointer
Function
Flush data updated via a pointer
Description
If a primitive data item is accessed via SdsPointer, and the data
array updated via the returned pointer, then SdsFlush must be called
to ensure that the data is updated in the original structure.
This must be done since implementations on some machine architectures
may have to use a copy of the data rather than the actual data when
returning a pointer.
Language
C
Declaration
void SdsFlush(SdsIdType id, StatusType * SDSCONST status)
Parameters
(">" input, "!" modified, "W"
workspace, "<" output)
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> | id | SdsIdType | Identifier of the primitive item.
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! | status | StatusType* | Modified status. Possible failure codes
are:
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SDS__BADID |
Identifier invalid
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SDS__NOTPRIM |
Not a primitive item
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Support
Jeremy Bailey, {AAO}
Version date
7-Feb-92
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