libsir 2.2.5
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example.c File Reference

A simple demonstration of initialization, configuration, and basic usage of libsir. More...

Functions

int report_error (void)
 Prints the last libsir error to stderr.
 
void report_warning (const char *warning)
 Prints a warning message along with the last libsir error to stderr.
 
int main (void)
 This is a basic example of initializing and configuring libsir for use.
 

Detailed Description

A simple demonstration of initialization, configuration, and basic usage of libsir.

Version
2.2.5

SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT

Copyright (c) 2018-2024 Ryan M. Lederman leder.nosp@m.man@.nosp@m.gmail.nosp@m..com Copyright (c) 2018-2024 Jeffrey H. Johnson trnsz.nosp@m.@pob.nosp@m.ox.co.nosp@m.m

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Function Documentation

◆ main()

int main ( void )

This is a basic example of initializing and configuring libsir for use.

Note
You can build this command-line app yourself using make example or the Visual Studio [Code] project files.

When the program is finished running, you can see the output in the console, and examine the contents of 'libsir-example.log' in the current working directory.

Returns
EXIT_SUCCESS if execution completes successfully, or EXIT_FAILURE if an error occurs.

◆ report_error()

int report_error ( void )

Prints the last libsir error to stderr.

Returns
EXIT_SUCCESS if execution completes successfully, or EXIT_FAILURE if an error occurs.

◆ report_warning()

void report_warning ( const char * warning)

Prints a warning message along with the last libsir error to stderr.

Parameters
warningThe warning message text.