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This module exposes bare C API functions. As most of them are provided with a “safe” wrapper function with an intuitive name and intuitive implementation for Rust, there is no gain to darely use these functions.
The only exceptions are k
and knk
which are not provided with a “safe” wrapper because
these functions are using elipsis (...
) as their argument.
Functions§
- b9⚠
- Serialize q object and return serialized q byte list object on success: otherwise null. Mode is either of:
- d9⚠
- Deserialize a bytes into q object.
- dj⚠
- Convert days from
2000.01.01
to a number expressed asyyyymmdd
. - dl⚠
- Load C function as q function (
K
object). - dot⚠
- Apply a function to q list object
.[func; args]
. - ee⚠
- Capture (and reset) error string into usual error object.
- ja⚠
- Add a raw value to a q simple list and returns a pointer to the (potentially reallocated)
K
object. - jk⚠
- Add a q object to a q compound list.
Returns a pointer to the (potentially reallocated)
K
object. - js⚠
- Add an internalized char array to a symbol list.
Returns a pointer to the (potentially reallocated)
K
object. - jv⚠
- Append a q list object to a q list.
Returns a pointer to the (potentially reallocated)
K
object. - k⚠
- Send a text query or evaluate the text query in a process which are loading the shared library.
As this library is purposed to build shared object, the only choice of
socket
is0
. This executes against the kdb+ process in which it is loaded. - ka⚠
- Creates an atom of the specified type.
- kb⚠
- Constructor of q bool object.
- kc⚠
- Constructor of q char object.
- kd⚠
- Constructor of q date object.
- ke⚠
- Constructor of q real object.
- kf⚠
- Constructor of q float object.
- kg⚠
- Constructor of q byte object.
- kh⚠
- Constructor of q short object.
- ki⚠
- Constructor of q int object.
- kj⚠
- Constructor of q long object.
- knk⚠
- Constructor of q compound list.
- knt⚠
- Constructor of q keyed table object.
- kp⚠
- Constructor of q string object.
- kpn⚠
- Constructor if q string object with a fixed length.
- krr⚠
- Constructor of q error.
- ks⚠
- Constructor of q symbol object.
- kt⚠
- Constructor of q time object.
- ktd⚠
- Constructor of simple q table object from q keyed table object.
- ktj⚠
- Constructor of q timestamp from elapsed time in nanoseconds since kdb+ epoch (
2000.01.01
) or timespan object from nanoseconds. - ktn⚠
- Constructor of q simple list.
- ku⚠
- Constructor of q GUID object.
- kz⚠
- Constructor of q datetime object from the number of days since kdb+ epoch (
2000.01.01
). - m9⚠
- Release the memory allocated for the thread’s pool. Call when the thread is about to complete, releasing the memory allocated for that thread’s pool.
- orr⚠
- Similar to krr but this function appends a system-error message to string S before passing it to
krr
. - r0⚠
- Decrement reference count of the q object. The decrement must be done when
k
function gets an error object whose type isqtype::ERROR
and when you created an object but do not intend to return it to q side. See details on the reference page. - r1⚠
- Increment reference count of the q object. Increment must be done when you passed arguments
to Rust function and intends to return it to q side or when you pass some
K
objects tok
function and intend to use the parameter after the call. See details on the reference page. - sd0⚠
- Remove callback from the associated kdb+ socket and call
kclose
. Return null if the socket is invalid or not the one which had been registered bysd1
. - sd0x⚠
- Remove callback from the associated kdb+ socket and call
kclose
if the given condition is satisfied. Return null if the socket is invalid or not the one which had been registered bysd1
. - sd1⚠
- Register callback to the associated kdb+ socket.
- setm⚠
- Set whether interning symbols uses a lock:
lock
is either 0 or 1. Returns the previously set value. - sn⚠
- Intern
n
chars from a char array. Returns an interned char array and should be used to add char array to a symbol vector. - ss⚠
- Intern a null-terminated char array. Returns an interned char array and should be used to add char array to a symbol vector.
- xD⚠
- Constructor of q dictionary object.
- xT⚠
- Constructor of q table object from q dictionary object.
- ymd⚠
- Convert ymd to the number of days from
2000.01.01
.