goc_int_array_new ()

GocIntArray *
goc_int_array_new (unsigned  n);

Creates a new GocIntArray instances with n values initialized to 0. The values can be changed using direct access:

     GocIntArray array = goc_int_array_new (2);
     array->vals[0] = my_first_int;
     array->vals[1] = my_second_int;

Since 0.8.2

goc_int_array_ref ()

GocIntArray *
goc_int_array_ref (GocIntArray *array);

Increases the references count of array by 1.

Since 0.8.2

goc_int_array_unref ()

void
goc_int_array_unref (GocIntArray *array);

Decreases the references count of array by 1, and destroys it if the references count becomes 0.

Since 0.8.2

goc_points_new ()

GocPoints *
goc_points_new (unsigned  n);

Creates a new GocPoints instances with n points with nul initial coordinates. The coordinates can be changed using direct access:

     GocPoints points = goc_points_new (1);
     points->points[0].x = my_x;
     points->points[0].y = my_y;

goc_points_ref ()

GocPoints *
goc_points_ref (GocPoints *points);

Increases the references count of points by 1.

goc_points_unref ()

void
goc_points_unref (GocPoints *points);

Decreases the references count of points by 1, and destroys it if the references count becomes 0.

GocIntArray

typedef struct {
	unsigned n;
	int *vals;
} GocIntArray;

FocIntArray::n is the size of the array. A boxed type used to hold an array of integers.

Since 0.8.2

GocPoints

typedef struct {
	GocPoint *points;
} GocPoints;

A boxed type used to hold a list of GocPoint instances.