ListInitT

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ListInitT

Description

Initialize a list with default arguments.

Parameters

NameDirectionDescription
linPointer to list memory that needs to be initialized.

Usage example (from documentation)

    List(i32) list = ListInitT(list);

Usage example (Cross-references)

    
    void init_int_list(IntList *list) {
    *list = ListInitT(*list);
    }

    
    case LIST_INT_MERGE : {
    IntList temp  = ListInitT(temp);
    uint8_t count = extract_u8(data, offset, size);
    count         = count % 4;

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