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/osnet-11/usr/src/lib/liblldp/common/
H A Dliblldp.c52 * we re-allocate the required memory and assign it to `rbufp', copy the data
53 * to `rbufp' and then call munmap() (see below).
57 * return status, should set `rbufp' to NULL and set `rsize' to 0.
60 i_lldp_common_door_call(void *arg, size_t asize, void **rbufp, size_t rsize, argument
67 if (rbufp == NULL) {
69 rbufp = (void **)&rvalp;
77 darg.rbuf = *rbufp;
90 if (darg.rbuf != *rbufp) {
98 * The size of the buffer `*rbufp' was not big enough
102 * Reallocate the buffer `*rbufp' an
132 lldp_door_call(void *arg, size_t asize, void *rbufp, size_t rsize) argument
145 lldp_door_dyncall(void *arg, size_t asize, void **rbufp, size_t rsize) argument
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/osnet-11/usr/src/lib/libipadm/common/
H A Dlibipadm.c1177 * we re-allocate the required memory and assign it to `rbufp', copy the data
1178 * to `rbufp' and then call munmap() (see below).
1182 * return status, should set `rbufp' to NULL and set `rsize' to 0.
1186 void **rbufp, size_t rsize, boolean_t is_varsize)
1193 if (rbufp == NULL) {
1195 rbufp = (void **)&rvalp;
1203 darg.rbuf = *rbufp;
1233 if (darg.rbuf != *rbufp) {
1241 * The size of the buffer `*rbufp' was not big enough
1245 * Reallocate the buffer `*rbufp' an
1185 i_ipadm_common_door_call(ipadm_handle_t iph, void *arg, size_t asize, void **rbufp, size_t rsize, boolean_t is_varsize) argument
1274 ipadm_door_call(ipadm_handle_t iph, void *arg, size_t asize, void *rbufp, size_t rsize) argument
1288 ipadm_door_dyncall(ipadm_handle_t iph, void *arg, size_t asize, void **rbufp, size_t rsize) argument
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/osnet-11/usr/src/lib/libnetcfg/common/
H A Dlibnetcfg.c226 netcfg_make_door_call(void *arg, size_t asize, void **rbufp) argument
271 * The size of *rbufp was not big enough and the door itself
272 * rellocated the return buffer. Reallocate *rbufp and copy
275 if ((*rbufp = malloc(door_args.rsize)) == NULL)
278 (void) memcpy(*rbufp, door_args.rbuf, door_args.rsize);

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