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vrb_move(3)						      VRB Programmer's Manual						       vrb_move(3)

NAME

       vrb_move - read data into a VRB

LIBRARY

       -lvrb

SYNOPSIS

       #include <vrb.h>

       size_t vrb_move(vrb_p target, vrb_p source, size_t size);

DESCRIPTION

       vrb_move  moves	data from one virtual ring buffer to another, up to the lesser of the available data in the source, the available space in
       the target, and the maximum size specified.

ARGUMENTS

       vrb_p target
       specifies which virtual ring buffer to put data into.

       vrb_p source
       specifies which virtual ring buffer to get data from.

       size_t size
       specifies the maximum length to move, or ~0 for unlimited (all of buffer).

RETURN VALUE

       size_t
       If successful, the actual length of data moved is returned.  If an error occurs, ~0 is returned.

ERRORS

       If an error is returned, then errno will have the following value:

       EINVAL An invalid virtual ring buffer pointer was specified for either the target or the source.

SEE ALSO

       vrb(3),	vrb_capacity(3),  vrb_data_len(3),  vrb_data_ptr(3),  vrb_destroy(3),  vrb_get(3),   vrb_get_min(3),   vrb_give(3),   vrb_init(3),
       vrb_init_opt(3),   vrb_is_empty(3),   vrb_is_full(3),  vrb_is_not_empty(3),  vrb_is_not_full(3),  vrb_new(3),  vrb_new_opt(3),  vrb_put(3),
       vrb_put_all(3), vrb_read(3), vrb_read_min(3), vrb_resize(3), vrb_space_len(3), vrb_space_ptr(3), vrb_take(3), vrb_uninit(3),  vrb_write(3),
       vrb_write_min(3)

vrb								    2002-09-30							       vrb_move(3)

vrb_write_min(3)					      VRB Programmer's Manual						  vrb_write_min(3)

NAME

       vrb_write_min - write data from a VRB

LIBRARY

       -lvrb

SYNOPSIS

       #include <vrb.h>

       size_t vrb_write_min(vrb_p vrb, int fd, size_t maxsize, size_t minsize);

DESCRIPTION

       vrb_write_min  writes  a  minimum  amount of data to a specified open file descriptor using write(2) from the specified virtual ring buffer
       until the specified maximum length has been written, the buffer is full, or an error is returned (including EAGAIN  or  EWOULDBLOCK  for  a
       non-blocking descriptor).  If there is insufficient data in the buffer to write the minimum amount, then write(2) will not be called.

ARGUMENTS

       vrb_p vrb
       specifies which virtual ring buffer.

       int fd
       specifies the open file descriptor to write to

       size_t maxsize
       specifies the maximum length to write, or ~0 for unlimited.

       size_t minsize
       specifies the minimum length to write.

RETURN VALUE

       size_t
       If  successful, the actual length of data written from the buffer is returned.  If the minimum amount of data was not available to be writ-
       ten, 0 is returned.  If an error occurs from write(2), the return value is ~0 and errno is set by write(2).

ERRORS

       If an error is returned, then errno will have one of the following values:

       0      An end-of-file has occurred.  Note that this is a different way of returning an end-of-file condition than write(2) uses.

       EINVAL An invalid virtual ring buffer pointer was specified.

SEE ALSO

       vrb(3),	vrb_capacity(3),  vrb_data_len(3),  vrb_data_ptr(3),  vrb_destroy(3),  vrb_get(3),   vrb_get_min(3),   vrb_give(3),   vrb_init(3),
       vrb_init_opt(3),   vrb_is_empty(3),  vrb_is_full(3),  vrb_is_not_empty(3),  vrb_is_not_full(3),	vrb_move(3),  vrb_new(3),  vrb_new_opt(3),
       vrb_put(3), vrb_put_all(3), vrb_read(3), vrb_read_min(3), vrb_resize(3), vrb_space_len(3),  vrb_space_ptr(3),  vrb_take(3),  vrb_uninit(3),
       vrb_write(3), write(2)

vrb								    2002-09-30							  vrb_write_min(3)