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| #define | LL_H 1 | 
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| typedef elem_s | elem_t | 
| Linked list element. | |
| typedef list_s | list_t | 
| Linked list. | |
| typedef void | elem_destroy_cb (void *data) | 
| Callback prototype for destroying element data. | |
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| list_t * | list_new (elem_destroy_cb *cb) | 
| Creates a new linked list. | |
| void | list_destroy (list_t *list) | 
| Free all resources associated with the given linked list. | |
| void | list_flush (list_t *list) | 
| Remove all elements from the list without destroying the list itself. | |
| void * | element_data (elem_t *elem) | 
| Retrieves the data associated with a list element. | |
| elem_t * | list_append (list_t *list, void *data) | 
| Append a new element to the end of the list. | |
| int | list_size (list_t *list) | 
| Returns the number of elements in the list. | |
| elem_t * | list_get (list_t *list, int idx) | 
| Returns the list element at the specified index or NULL if the index is invalid. | |
| elem_t * | list_first (list_t *list) | 
| Returns the first list element. | |
| elem_t * | list_next (list_t *list) | 
| Returns the next list element. | |
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