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.TH LIBCOOPGAMMA_RAMPS_MARSHAL 3 LIBCOOPGAMMA
.SH "NAME"
libcoopgamma_ramps_marshal - Marshal a member type of libcoopgamma_ramps_t
.SH "SYNOPSIS"
.nf
#include <libcoopgamma.h>
size_t libcoopgamma_ramps_marshal(void* restrict \fIthis\fP, void* restrict \fIbuffer\fP);
.fi
.P
Link with
.IR -lcoopgamma .
.SH "DESCRIPTION"
The
.BR libcoopgamma_ramps_marshal ()
function marshals
.I this
into a
.I buffer
that can be sent to another process on any computer
with a compatible processor. A compatible processor
is any processor with the same endianness, encoding
and sizes of the intrinsic data types and
.IR size_t .
.P
.I this
must be of any of the following types, and not casted
to any other type such as
.I void*
or
.IR libcoopgamma_ramps_t:
.IR libcoopgamma_ramps8_t ,
.IR libcoopgamma_ramps16_t ,
.IR libcoopgamma_ramps32_t ,
.IR libcoopgamma_ramps64_t ,
.IR libcoopgamma_rampsf_t ,
or
.IR libcoopgamma_rampsd_t .
.P
The
.BR libcoopgamma_ramps_marshal ()
function is defined as a macro.
.SH "RETURN VALUES"
The
.BR libcoopgamma_ramps_marshal ()
returns the number of bytes stored in the
.IR buffer ,
or if
.I buffer
is
.IR NULL ,
the the number of bytes that would have
been written if it was not
.IR NULL .
The function is always successful.
.SH "SEE ALSO"
.BR libcoopgamma_ramps_destroy (3),
.BR libcoopgamma_ramps_unmarshal (3),
.BR libcoopgamma_ramps_marshal (3),
.BR libcoopgamma_crtc_info_marshal (3),
.BR libcoopgamma_filter_query_marshal (3),
.BR libcoopgamma_queried_filter_marshal (3),
.BR libcoopgamma_filter_table_marshal (3),
.BR libcoopgamma_error_marshal (3),
.BR libcoopgamma_context_marshal (3),
.BR libcoopgamma_async_context_marshal (3)
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