datastore_custom.h File Reference

NETCONF datastore handling function prototypes and structures for custom datastore implementation. More...

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Data Structures
struct	ncds_custom_funcs
	Public callbacks for the data store. More...

Functions
void	ncds_custom_set_data (struct ncds_ds *datastore, void *custom_data, const struct ncds_custom_funcs *callbacks)
	Set custom data stored in custom datastore. More...

Detailed Description

NETCONF datastore handling function prototypes and structures for custom datastore implementation.

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