Commit 547b7b27 authored by Greg Williams's avatar Greg Williams
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Added .used attribute to ByteBufferArray and updated... 

Added .used attribute to ByteBufferArray and updated KineticClient_GetKeyRange() to populate it with the number of keys actually retrieved from the device.
Updated version to 0.9.1
parent 951dcabf

README.md

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* [`write_file_blocking_threads`](src/examples/write_file_blocking_threads.c) - Multiple threads, single connection, blocking operations.

* [`write_file_nonblocking`](src/examples/write_file_nonblocking.c) - Single thread, single connection, multiple non-blocking operations

* [`write_file_blocking_threads`](src/examples/write_file_blocking_threads.c) - Multiple threads, single connection, multiple non-blocking operations.

* [`get_key_range`](src/examples/get_key_range.c) - Query a range of keys from a device.

RELEASE.md

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v0.9.1 (kinetic-protocol 3.0.5)

-------------------------------

* Added get_key_range.c example for KineticClient_GetKeyRange().



v0.9.0 (kinetic-protocol 3.0.5)

-------------------------------

* Changed API to use a `KineticSession` with a pointer to private session/connection info in place of the old `KineticSessionHandle`.

config/Doxyfile

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# could be handy for archiving the generated documentation or if some version

# control system is used.



PROJECT_NUMBER           = "v0.9.0"

PROJECT_NUMBER           = "v0.9.1"



# Using the PROJECT_BRIEF tag one can provide an optional one line description

# for a project that appears at the top of each page and should give viewer a

config/VERSION

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0.9.0
 
0.9.1

include/byte_array.h

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typedef struct {

    ByteBuffer* buffers;

    int count;

    size_t count;

    size_t used;

} ByteBufferArray;



/** @brief Convenience macro to represent an empty buffer with no data */