libdmmp.h - Man Page

#include <libdmmp/libdmmp.h>

All the libdmmp public functions ships its own man pages. Use 'man 3 <function_name>' to check the detail usage.

To use libdmmp in your project, we suggest to use the 'pkg-config' way:

* Add this line into your configure.ac:

   PKG_CHECK_MODULES([LIBDMMP], [libdmmp])

* Add these lines into your Makefile.am:

   foo_LDFLAGS += $(LIBDMMP_LIBS)
   foo_CFLAGS += $(LIBDMMP_CFLAGS)

The log handler function could be set via 'dmmp_context_log_func_set()'. The log priority could be set via 'dmmp_context_log_priority_set()'.

By default, the log priorities is 'DMMP_LOG_PRIORITY_WARNING'. By default, the log handler is print log to STDERR, and its code is listed below in case you want to create your own log handler.

       static int _DMMP_LOG_STRERR_ALIGN_WIDTH = 80;

       static void _log_stderr(struct dmmp_context *ctx,
                               enum dmmp_log_priority priority,
                               const char *file, int line,
                               const char *func_name,
                               const char *format, va_list args)
       {
           int printed_bytes = 0;

           printed_bytes += fprintf(stderr, "libdmmp %s: ",
                                    dmmp_log_priority_str(priority));
           printed_bytes += vfprintf(stderr, format, args);
           userdata = dmmp_context_userdata_get(ctx);
           if (userdata != NULL)
               fprintf(stderr, "(with user data at memory address %p)",
                       userdata);

           if (printed_bytes < _DMMP_LOG_STRERR_ALIGN_WIDTH) {
               fprintf(stderr, "%*s # %s:%s():%d0,
                       _DMMP_LOG_STRERR_ALIGN_WIDTH - printed_bytes, "", file,
                       func_name, line);
           } else {
               fprintf(stderr, " # %s:%s():%d0, file, func_name, line);
           }
       }

   #include <libdmmp/libdmmp.h>

   int main(int argc, char *argv[]) {
       struct dmmp_context *ctx = NULL;
       struct dmmp_mpath **dmmp_mps = NULL;
       struct dmmp_path_group **dmmp_pgs = NULL;
       struct dmmp_path **dmmp_ps = NULL;
       uint32_t dmmp_mp_count = 0;
       uint32_t dmmp_pg_count = 0;
       uint32_t dmmp_p_count = 0;
       const char *name = NULL;
       const char *wwid = NULL;
       uint32_t i = 0;
       int rc = DMMP_OK;

       ctx = dmmp_context_new();
       dmmp_context_log_priority_set(ctx, DMMP_LOG_PRIORITY_DEBUG);
       // By default, log will be printed to STDERR, you could
       // change that via dmmp_context_log_func_set()
       rc = dmmp_mpath_array_get(ctx, &dmmp_mps, &dmmp_mp_count);
       if (rc != DMMP_OK) {
           printf("dmmp_mpath_array_get() failed with %d: %s", rc,
                  dmmp_strerror(rc));
           goto out;
       }
       for (i = 0; i < dmmp_mp_count; ++i) {
               name = dmmp_mpath_name_get(dmmp_mps[i]);
               wwid = dmmp_mpath_wwid_get(dmmp_mps[i]);
               printf("dmmp_mpath_array_get(): Got mpath: %s %s0, name,
                      wwid);
               // You could use dmmp_path_group_array_get() to retrieve
               // path group information and then invoke dmmp_path_array_get()
               // for path information.
       }

    out:
       dmmp_context_free(ctx);
       dmmp_mpath_array_free(dmmp_mps, dmmp_mp_count);
       if (rc != DMMP_OK)
           exit(1);
       exit(0);
   }

GPLv2+

Please report bug to <dm-devel@redhat.com>

dmmp_context_log_func_set(3), dmmp_context_new(3).