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Preface

1.  Introduction

2.  Concepts

3.  Abstract Data Representation

4.  libadr

Data Management

adr_type_t Type

adr_data_t Type

Allocating adr_data_t Values

Allocating Strings

Allocating boolean

Allocating Numeric Types

Allocating Times

Allocating Opaques

Allocating Secrets

Allocating Names

Allocating Enumerations

Allocating Unions

Allocating Structures

Allocating Arrays

Accessing Simple adr_data_t Values

Manipulating Derived Type adr_data_t

Manipulating Array adr_data_t Values

Manipulating the Structure of a adr_data_t Type

Validating adr_data_t Values

ADR Object Name Operations

adr_name_t Type

Creating adr_name_t Type

Inspecting adr_name_t Type

String Representation

API Management

radadrgen-Generated Definitions

Running radadrgen

Example radadrgen output

5.  Client Libraries

6.  Module Development

7.  rad Best Practices

A.  rad Binary Protocol

Chapter 4

libadr

The library libadr provides structure definitions and subroutines essential to C programs using ADR. Code generated by radadrgen requires this library, and rad itself is based on it. libadr contains three major areas of functionality: data management, API management, and object name operations.

libadr is delivered in the system/management/rad package. C programs can link with it by specifying -ladr on the compile or link line.

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