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SILC Dynamic List Interface Header: silcdlist.h DESCRIPTION
     SILC Dynamic List API can be used to add opaque contexts to list that
     will automatically allocate list entries.  Normal SILC List API cannot
     be used for this purpose because in that case the context passed to the
     list must be defined as list structure already.  This is not the case in
     SilcDList.

     This is slower than SilcList because this requires one extra memory
     allocation when adding new entries to the list.  The context is probably
     allocated already and the new list entry requires one additional memory
     allocation.  The memory allocation and freeing is done automatically in
     the API and does not show to the caller.
SilcDList silc_dlist_init silc_dlist_uninit silc_dlist_count silc_dlist_start silc_dlist_end silc_dlist_add silc_dlist_del silc_dlist_get

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