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  TSS(3C)                  Standard C Library Functions                  TSS(3C)
  
  NAME
!      tss, tss_create, tss_destroy, tss_get, tss_set - thread-specific storage
  
  SYNOPSIS
       #include <threads.h>
  
       typedef void (*tss_dtor_t)(void *);
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  TSS(3C)                  Standard C Library Functions                  TSS(3C)
  
  NAME
!      tss, tss_create, tss_delete, tss_get, tss_set - thread-specific storage
  
  SYNOPSIS
       #include <threads.h>
  
       typedef void (*tss_dtor_t)(void *);
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  DESCRIPTION
       The tss family of functions create, get, set, and destroy thread-specific
       storage.
  
!    Creating and Destorying Thread-Specific Storage
       The tss_create() function creates a new thread-specific data key.  The
       key space is opaque and global to all threads in the process.  Each
       thread has its own value-space which can be manipulated with the
       tss_get() and tss_set() functions.  A given key persists until
!      tss_destroy() is called.
  
       When a key is created, the value NULL is associated with all current
       threads.  When a thread is created, the value NULL is assigned as the
       value for the entire key-space.
  
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  DESCRIPTION
       The tss family of functions create, get, set, and destroy thread-specific
       storage.
  
!    Creating and Destroying Thread-Specific Storage
       The tss_create() function creates a new thread-specific data key.  The
       key space is opaque and global to all threads in the process.  Each
       thread has its own value-space which can be manipulated with the
       tss_get() and tss_set() functions.  A given key persists until
!      tss_delete() is called.
  
       When a key is created, the value NULL is associated with all current
       threads.  When a thread is created, the value NULL is assigned as the
       value for the entire key-space.
  
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       signals will be blocked.
  
       The tss_delete() function deletes the key identify by key from the global
       name-space.  When a key is deleted, no registered destructor is called,
       it is up to the calling program to free any storage that was associated
!      with key across all threads.  Because of this propety, it is legal to
       call tss_delete() from inside a destructor.  Any destructors that had
!      been assocaited with key will no longer be called when a thread
       terminates.
  
     Obtaining Values
       The tss_get() function may be used to obtain the value associated with
       key for the calling thread.  Note that if the calling thread has never
       set a value, then it will receive the default value, NULL.  tss_get() may
       be called from a tss destructor.
  
     Setting Values
!      The tss_set() function sets the value of the key key for the callling
       thread to value, which may be obtained by subsequent calls to tss_get.
       To remove a value for a specific thread, one may pass NULL in as value.
       Changing the value of a key with tss_set() does not cause any destructors
       to be invoked.  This means that tss_set() may be used in the context of a
       destructor, but special care must be taken to avoid leaking storage or
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       signals will be blocked.
  
       The tss_delete() function deletes the key identify by key from the global
       name-space.  When a key is deleted, no registered destructor is called,
       it is up to the calling program to free any storage that was associated
!      with key across all threads.  Because of this property, it is legal to
       call tss_delete() from inside a destructor.  Any destructors that had
!      been associated with key will no longer be called when a thread
       terminates.
  
     Obtaining Values
       The tss_get() function may be used to obtain the value associated with
       key for the calling thread.  Note that if the calling thread has never
       set a value, then it will receive the default value, NULL.  tss_get() may
       be called from a tss destructor.
  
     Setting Values
!      The tss_set() function sets the value of the key key for the calling
       thread to value, which may be obtained by subsequent calls to tss_get.
       To remove a value for a specific thread, one may pass NULL in as value.
       Changing the value of a key with tss_set() does not cause any destructors
       to be invoked.  This means that tss_set() may be used in the context of a
       destructor, but special care must be taken to avoid leaking storage or
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  SEE ALSO
       pthread_getspecific(3C), pthread_key_create(3C), pthread_key_delete(3C),
       pthread_setspecific(3C), attributes(5)
  
! illumos                        January 11, 2015                        illumos
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  SEE ALSO
       pthread_getspecific(3C), pthread_key_create(3C), pthread_key_delete(3C),
       pthread_setspecific(3C), attributes(5)
  
! illumos                         August 20, 2019                        illumos