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_xvsize()
Determine the size of a VM segment
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C Prototype
#include "vm.api"
USHORT _xvsize(
HANDLE hSegment
)
Arguments
hSegment is the VM segment handle returned by _xvalloc().
Returns
_xvsize() returns the size of the VM segment, in bytes. The actual
value returned is the original number of bytes specified in
in _xvalloc() that created the segment.
Description
_xvsize() returns the size of the VM segment. You can resize the
segment if necessary using _xvrealloc().
Examples
. The following example resizes a previously allocated segment:
// CA-Clipper include files
#include "vm.api"
#define VR_SHRANK 1
#define VR_GREW 2
#define VR_NOCHANGE 3
#define VR_ERROR 0
// Prototype
int VMResizeExample(HANDLE hSegment, unsigned uiNewSize);
int VMResizeExample(HANDLE hSegment, unsigned uiNewSize)
{
int iResult = VR_ERROR;
unsigned int uiOldSize;
long lChange;
uiOldSize = _xvsize(hSegment);
// Attempt to resize and assign result
//
if (_xvrealloc(hSegment, uiNewSize, 0))
{
lChange = (_xvsize(hSegment) - uiOldSize);
if (lChange > 0)
iResult = VR_GREW;
if (lChange == 0)
iResult = VR_NOCHANGE;
if (lChange < 0)
iResult = VR_SHRANK;
}
return (iResult);
}
Files Library is CLIPPER.LIB, header file is Vm.api.
See Also:
_xvalloc()
_xvlockcount()
_xvrealloc()
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