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43 .Nd constant database access methods
46 .Fn cdbr_open "const char *path" "int flags"
51 .Fa "void (*unmap)(void *, void *, size_t)"
55 .Fn cdbr_entries "struct cdbr *cdbr"
57 .Fn cdbr_get "struct cdbr *cdbr" "uint32_t index" "const void **data" "size_t *datalen"
60 .Fa "struct cdbr *cdbr"
63 .Fa "const void **data"
67 .Fn cdbr_close "struct cdbr *cdbr"
71 library provides a space efficient (key,value) database based
74 A cdb database is opened for reading by calling
76 The only supported value for
80 The function returns a handle to pass to the other functions.
81 The database is closed by invoking
83 All resources associated with the handle are freed and the memory
92 but takes a memory reference to the content of the database file.
109 The number of records in the database can be obtained by calling
111 Records can be obtained by record number using
115 Both functions return 0 on success and update
125 It is the responsibility of the caller of
127 to ensure that the key matches the returned data.
128 The function returns the only possible match, but the database doesn't store
129 the keys to minimize overhead.
138 format first appeared in
145 functions have been written by
146 .An Joerg Sonnenberger Aq Mt joerg@NetBSD.org .