rpc_sm_free, rpc_ss_free-frees memory allocated by the rpc_sm_allocate routine
#include <rpc/rpc.h>
void rpc_sm_free(idl_void_p_t node_to_free, unsigned32 *status)
void rpc_ss_free(idl_void_p_t node_to_free)
Applications call rpc_sm_free to release memory allocated by rpc_sm_allocate(3). The input parameter, node_to_free, specifies a pointer to memory allocated by rpc_sm_allocate. Note that in ISO standard C environments, idl_void_p_t is defined as void * and in other environments is defined as char *.
When the stub allocates memory within the stub memory management environment, service code called from the stub can also use rpc_sm_free to release memory allocated by the stub.
Unpredictable behavior results if rpc_ss_free is called with a pointer to memory not allocated by rpc_sm_allocate or memory allocated by rpc_sm_allocate, but not the first address of such an allocation.
The output parameter, status, returns the status code from this routine. This status code indicates whether the routine completed successfully or, if not, why not. Possible status codes and their meanings include:
rpc_s_ok
rpc_ss_free is the exception-returning version of this function and has no status output parameter. No exceptions are raised.
None.
rpc_sm_allocate(3), TUXEDO TxRPC Guide