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6.2.19 blonde_post_minute

extern int blonde_post_minute
    (void *, const void *, unsigned, unsigned, unsigned *, void **);

The function inserts the $3 long $2 key in the $1 in-memory table if the key is not recorded by the table, with enough data space to store *$5 bytes, and retrieves the key associated data if the key is featured by the table. The data storage address is stored at $6 and its size at $5. The address is internal to the in-memory table and may be used to store associated data for newly created keys and read associated data for existing keys only until the next library call.

If BLONDE_MINUTE_POST_PRESS bit is set by $4 and if $2 is already recorded by $1, the function resizes the data associated with $2, according the remaining $4 change flags and the *$5 change size, the same way blonde_plan_minute does. If the bit is not set (and the key is recorded), the changes made to the key associated data may be not written in the data store with the subsequent transaction closings, as no data change is recorded.

See blonde_ever_detail.

See blonde_plan_minute.

See Data Post Definitions.

The function returns BLONDE_MINUTE_EVER_MATCH if the key was present in the table, 0 for insertion success and one of the defined error codes for failure.

See Data Error Definitions.