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.TH LIBSIMPLE_ALIGNED_ALLOCZ 3 libsimple
.SH NAME
libsimple_aligned_allocz \- allocate optionally initialised memory with custom alignment
.SH SYNOPSIS
.nf
#include <libsimple.h>
static inline void *libsimple_aligned_allocz(int \fIclear\fP, size_t \fIalignment\fP, size_t \fIn\fP);
void *libsimple_enaligned_allocz(int \fIstatus\fP, int \fIclear\fP, size_t \fIalignment\fP, size_t \fIn\fP);
static inline void *libsimple_ealigned_allocz(int \fIclear\fP, size_t \fIalignment\fP, size_t \fIn\fP);
#ifndef aligned_allocz
# define aligned_allocz libsimple_aligned_allocz
#endif
#ifndef enaligned_allocz
# define enaligned_allocz libsimple_enaligned_allocz
#endif
#ifndef ealigned_allocz
# define ealigned_allocz libsimple_ealigned_allocz
#endif
.fi
.PP
Link with
.IR \-lsimple .
.SH DESCRIPTION
The
.BR libsimple_aligned_allocz (),
.BR libsimple_enaligned_allocz (),
and
.BR libsimple_ealigned_allocz ()
functions allocate
.I n
bytes to the heap and return a pointer with an
alignment of
.I alignment
bytes to the allocated memory. The memory will be
initialised with zeroes if
.I clear
is a non-zero value. The function
.BR free (3)
shall be called with the returned pointer as
input when the allocated memory is no longer needed.
.PP
The
.BR libsimple_enaligned_allocz ()
and
.BR libsimple_ealigned_allocz ()
functions will terminate the process if the memory
cannot be allocated of if the user tries to allocate
0 bytes, by calling the
.BR libsimple_enprintf ()
and
.BR libsimple_eprintf ()
functions, respectively.
On failure, the process's exit value will be
.I status
if the
.BR libsimple_enaligned_allocz ()
function is used or
.IR libsimple_default_failure_exit (3)
if the
.BR libsimple_ealigned_allocz ()
function is used.
.PP
The
.BR libsimple_enaligned_allocz ()
and
.BR libsimple_ealigned_allocz ()
functions behaviour is unspecified if
.I n
is 0.
.SH RETURN VALUE
The
.BR libsimple_aligned_allocz (),
.BR libsimple_enaligned_allocz (),
and
.BR libsimple_ealigned_allocz ()
functions return a pointer to the allocated memory
upon success completion; otherwise the
.BR libsimple_aligned_allocz ()
function return
.B NULL
and set
.I errno
it indicate the error, and the
.BR libsimple_enaligned_allocz ()
and
.BR libsimple_ealigned_allocz ()
functions terminated the process.
.SH ERRORS
The
.BR libsimple_aligned_allocz ()
function will fail if:
.TP
.B EINVAL
.I n
is 0.
.TP
.B EINVAL
.I n
is not a multiple of
.IR alignment .
.TP
.B EINVAL
.I alignment
is not a power of two.
.TP
.B ENOMEM
Enough memory could not be allocated.
.PP
The
.BR libsimple_enaligned_allocz ()
and
.BR libsimple_ealigned_allocz ()
functions will terminate the process on failure.
.SH ATTRIBUTES
For an explanation of the terms used in this section, see
.BR attributes (7).
.TS
allbox;
lb lb lb
l l l.
Interface Attribute Value
T{
.BR libsimple_aligned_allocz (),
.br
.BR libsimple_enaligned_allocz (),
.br
.BR libsimple_ealigned_allocz ()
T} Thread safety MT-Safe
T{
.BR libsimple_aligned_allocz (),
.br
.BR libsimple_enaligned_allocz (),
.br
.BR libsimple_ealigned_allocz ()
T} Async-signal safety AS-Safe
T{
.BR libsimple_aligned_allocz (),
.br
.BR libsimple_enaligned_allocz (),
.br
.BR libsimple_ealigned_allocz ()
T} Async-cancel safety AC-Safe
.TE
.SH EXAMPLES
None.
.SH APPLICATION USAGE
None.
.SH RATIONALE
None.
.SH FUTURE DIRECTIONS
None.
.SH NOTES
None.
.SH BUGS
None.
.SH SEE ALSO
.BR libsimple_enmalloc (3),
.BR libsimple_mallocz (3),
.BR libsimple_vmallocn (3),
.BR libsimple_vmalloczn (3),
.BR libsimple_encalloc (3),
.BR libsimple_vcallocn (3),
.BR libsimple_enrealloc (3),
.BR libsimple_reallocarray (3),
.BR libsimple_vreallocn (3),
.BR libsimple_reallocf (3),
.BR libsimple_reallocarrayf (3),
.BR libsimple_vreallocfn (3),
.BR libsimple_aligned_realloc (3),
.BR libsimple_aligned_reallocarray (3),
.BR libsimple_aligned_vreallocn (3),
.BR libsimple_aligned_reallocf (3),
.BR libsimple_aligned_reallocarrayf (3),
.BR libsimple_aligned_vreallocfn (3),
.BR libsimple_memalign (3),
.BR libsimple_memalignz (3),
.BR libsimple_vmemalignn (3),
.BR libsimple_vmemalignzn (3),
.BR libsimple_enposix_memalign (3),
.BR libsimple_posix_memalignz (3),
.BR libsimple_vposix_memalignn (3),
.BR libsimple_vposix_memalignzn (3),
.BR libsimple_enaligned_alloc (3),
.BR libsimple_valigned_allocn (3),
.BR libsimple_valigned_alloczn (3),
.BR libsimple_pvalloc (3),
.BR libsimple_pvallocz (3),
.BR libsimple_vpvallocn (3),
.BR libsimple_vpvalloczn (3),
.BR libsimple_valloc (3),
.BR libsimple_vallocz (3),
.BR libsimple_vvallocn (3),
.BR libsimple_vvalloczn (3),
.BR libsimple_vmemalloc (3),
.BR libsimple_varrayalloc (3),
.BR aligned_alloc (3)
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