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mmap for windows #3557
mmap for windows #3557
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discussion on naming convention :
When I read a function name like
PREFIX_createType()
, I expect it to return aType*
pointer object.That's not the case here.
On a related note, if the object is allocated beforehand (on stack for example), I would consider
PREFIX_initType(Type* v, ...)
for the function name.I note that this situation is slightly different : you want to set member
dict->dictBuffer
with the outcome ofmmap
(and I presumeFIO_Dict_t
is larger than this member), and return the underlying file size.In which case, maybe
FIO_setDictBufferMMap()
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same comment here, prefer
FIO_Dict_t* dict
as argument type.