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This removes the initial snapshot of processes that it was sent on queue bootup. The user is now expected to use quark_queue_iter(3) to retrieve them. This simplified the code quite a bit, and as we add more kind of events, deciding what to send initially becomes silly. We provide decent iterators and users rejoice. Documentation follows on the next commit.
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| .Fn quark_process_iter_next "struct quark_process_iter *" | ||
| .Sh DESCRIPTION | ||
| Initialize and iterate over the internal cache of processes, it can be used on | ||
| boot up to get a list of all learned processes, or else. |
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or ELSE!!!!!!!
I should have written "or anything else"
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Zap initial snapshots. Issue #113
This removes the initial snapshot of processes that it was sent on queue bootup.
The user is now expected to use quark_queue_iter(3) to retrieve them.
This simplified the code quite a bit, and as we add more kind of events,
deciding what to send initially becomes silly. We provide decent iterators and
users rejoice.
Documentation follows on the next commit.