dynamic_buffer_stream_create_desc() specifications

Signature

stream_status_t dynamic_buffer_stream_create_desc(
    stream_adapter_desc_t *out,
    stream_key_t key,
    const dynamic_buffer_stream_cfg_t *cfg,
    const dynamic_buffer_stream_env_t *env,
    const osal_mem_ops_t *mem);

Purpose

Build a stream adapter descriptor for the dynamic_buffer_stream adapter.

Preconditions

• If cfg != NULL, cfg must point to a valid dynamic_buffer_stream_cfg_t.
• If env != NULL, env must point to a valid dynamic_buffer_stream_env_t.
• If mem != NULL, mem must point to a valid allocator suitable for descriptor-owned constructor data allocation and destruction.

Invalid arguments

• out must not be NULL.
• key must not be NULL.
• key must not be empty.
• cfg must not be NULL.
• env must not be NULL.
• mem must not be NULL.

Success

• Returns STREAM_STATUS_OK.
• Stores a valid adapter descriptor in *out.
• Binds the provided key, cfg, and env into descriptor-owned constructor data.
• The produced descriptor is suitable for registration into a stream factory.
• The produced descriptor must later be released via out->ud_dtor().

Failure

• Returns STREAM_STATUS_INVALID for invalid arguments.
• Returns STREAM_STATUS_OOM if allocation of descriptor-owned constructor data fails.
• If out is not NULL, resets *out to an empty descriptor.

Ownership

• On success, ownership of the descriptor-owned constructor data is transferred to the produced descriptor.
• The caller remains responsible for the storage designated by out.
• The descriptor-owned constructor data must later be released via out->ud_dtor().
• On failure, no descriptor-owned data ownership is transferred.

Notes

• This helper prepares a stream_adapter_desc_t suitable for registration, for example via stream_factory_add_adapter().
• The constructor user data allocated by this function is owned by the descriptor lifecycle.
• The allocator passed in mem defines the lifetime management policy for the descriptor-owned constructor data.
• On failure, the descriptor output is normalized to an empty descriptor when possible.