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vt_init, vt_uninit - initialize, uninitialize a vector
void vt_init(vt_t *vect)
void vt_uninit(vt_t *vect)
vt_init sets up an empty vector by resetting the non-optional fields of vect. If the vector is termianted (see vt_term(7)), the array is allocated and the terminator is placed, else the array is NULL.vt_uninit clears vector vect, making it empty, releasing all memory allocated. If the vector is terminated, the array is still free'd, and set to NULL (the terminator is removed).
Note: vt_t and the vt_ prefix are type-dependant, see vt_t(7).
Arguments:
vect A vector allocated by the caller.
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