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USAGE
signed int scdterm( void );
PROTOTYPE IN
sc_base.h
DESCRIPTION
scdterm is called once at the end of the program. Memory allocated
by scdinit for internal control structures will be freed. All files
open will be closed, any locks applied will be released, and any memory
allocated for them will be freed. Any errors encountered will be returned
in sc_code.
NOTES
It is probably a good idea to call atexit with scdterm at the very
beginning of your application. This will ensure that all buffered data is
written to disk before the program terminates. Be aware that scdterm
can encounter errors which you may or may not be able to display if atexit
is used.
EXAMPLE
#include <stdio.h>
#include <sc_base.h>
void main()
{
atexit(scdterm());
scdinit(20,0);
.
. body of application
.
puts("Terminating...");
}
See Also:
scdinit
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