Description: SILC Secure Internet Live Conferencing
Keywords: SILC, secure, chat, protocol, cipher, encrypt, SKE

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Function silc_buffer_steal SYNOPSIS
        static inline
        unsigned char *silc_buffer_steal(SilcBuffer sb, SilcUInt32 *data_len);
DESCRIPTION
        Steals the data from the buffer `sb'.  This returns pointer to the
        start of the buffer and the true length of that buffer.  The `sb'
        cannot be used anymore after calling this function because the
        data buffer was stolen.  The `sb' must be freed with silc_buffer_free.
        The caller is responsible of freeing the stolen data buffer with
        silc_free.
SILC Buffer Interface SilcBuffer SILC_BUFFER_END silc_buffer_alloc silc_buffer_free silc_buffer_steal silc_buffer_set silc_buffer_pull silc_buffer_push silc_buffer_pull_tail silc_buffer_push_tail silc_buffer_put_head silc_buffer_put silc_buffer_put_tail silc_buffer_alloc_size silc_buffer_clear silc_buffer_copy silc_buffer_clone silc_buffer_realloc

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