Qpid Proton C API 0.39.0
 
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API data types

Additional data types used in the API. More...

Classes

struct  pn_atom_t
 A discriminated union that holds any scalar AMQP value. More...
 
struct  pn_bytes_t
 A const byte buffer. More...
 
struct  pn_rwbytes_t
 A non-const byte buffer. More...
 

Macros

#define PN_MILLIS_MAX
 The maximum value for pn_millis_t.
 

Typedefs

typedef pn_atom_t pn_msgid_t
 A type that holds scalar AMQP values that are valid for message id and correlation id fields. More...
 
typedef uint32_t pn_sequence_t
 A sequence number.
 
typedef uint32_t pn_millis_t
 A span of time in milliseconds.
 
typedef uint32_t pn_seconds_t
 A span of time in seconds.
 

Functions

pn_bytes_t pn_bytes (size_t size, const char *start)
 Create a pn_bytes_t. More...
 
pn_rwbytes_t pn_rwbytes (size_t size, char *start)
 Create a pn_rwbytes_t. More...
 

Detailed Description

Additional data types used in the API.


Class Documentation

◆ pn_atom_t

struct pn_atom_t

A discriminated union that holds any scalar AMQP value.

The type field indicates the AMQP type of the value, and the union may be used to access the value for a given type.

Examples
direct.c, and send.c.
Class Members
pn_type_t type Indicates the type of value the atom is currently pointing to.

See pn_type_t for details on AMQP types.

union pn_atom_t.u u

◆ pn_bytes_t

struct pn_bytes_t

A const byte buffer.

Class Members
size_t size
const char * start

◆ pn_rwbytes_t

struct pn_rwbytes_t

A non-const byte buffer.

Examples
broker.c, direct.c, receive.c, and send.c.
Class Members
size_t size
char * start

Typedef Documentation

◆ pn_msgid_t

A type that holds scalar AMQP values that are valid for message id and correlation id fields.

This is actually another name for pn_atom_t as it is just a restricted version of that type.

Function Documentation

◆ pn_bytes()

pn_bytes_t pn_bytes ( size_t  size,
const char *  start 
)

Create a pn_bytes_t.

Examples
direct.c, and send.c.

◆ pn_rwbytes()

pn_rwbytes_t pn_rwbytes ( size_t  size,
char *  start 
)

Create a pn_rwbytes_t.