Cross Reference: /osnet-11/usr/src/lib/libsuri/common/suri.c

Lines Matching defs:psh
118  * *psh.
587 	struct suri_handle **psh;
602 	psh = *ppsh;
603 	while (*psh != NULL) {
606 		assert(suri_err_code((suri_handle_t)*psh) == ESURI_OK);
607 		suri_iscsi = SURIH2ISCSI(*psh);
609 			n = snprintf((*psh)->sh_uri, SURI_MAX_URI_LEN,
613 			n = snprintf((*psh)->sh_uri, SURI_MAX_URI_LEN,
619 			n = snprintf((*psh)->sh_uri, SURI_MAX_URI_LEN,
625 		++psh;
1262 suri_alloc_psh(struct suri_handle **psh, struct suri_handle ***ppsh)
1266 	if ((*psh = (struct suri_handle *)suri_alloc()) == NULL)
1273 		suri_free((suri_handle_t)*psh);
1276 	**ppsh = *psh;
1282  * multiple handles in *psh. However, if an error is returned, only one handle
1283  * may be in *psh.
1285  * (1) if memory for *psh cannot be allocated, *psh is NULL and ESURI_NOMEM is
1288  * (2) if any error is returned with *psh set, *psh will contain one handle and
1295  * (4) if ESURI_OK is returned, there is at least one handle in *psh and all of
1296  * them are guaranteed to have ESURI_OK set. It is guaranteed that *psh will not
1299  * If *psh is set it is a newly allocated array and a consumer is expected to
1371  * and copies returned handles to a newly allocated *psh.
1373  * (1) if memory for *psh cannot be allocated, *psh is NULL and ESURI_NOMEM is
1376  * (2) if ESURI_ERR is returned and *psh is set, there is at least one handle in
1377  * *psh with a specific error set. Some handles may still contain ESURI_OK in
1380  * returned in *psh in this case.
1382  * (3) if ESURI_OK is returned, at least one handle is in *psh and all handles
1383  * have ESURI_OK set. It is guaranteed that *psh will not contain duplicates.