Global dlogutil_buffer_check_ts_type_available (log_id_t buffer, dlogutil_sorting_order_e type, bool *available): This is currently evaluated using the config file, which can change at runtime. In particular, this can desync from the value of the server if the config file changes. Note that this is mostly a theoretical concern, since the file is not intended to change during the runtime (the daemon asks to reboot the system in such a case).
Global dlogutil_buffer_get_alias (dlogutil_state_s *state, log_id_t buffer, log_id_t *real_buffer): This is currently evaluated using the config file, which can change at runtime. In particular, this can desync from the value of the server if the config file changes. Note that this is mostly a theoretical concern, since the file is not intended to change during the runtime (the daemon asks to reboot the system in such a case).
Global dlogutil_buffer_get_capacity (dlogutil_state_s *state, log_id_t buffer, unsigned int *capacity): This is currently evaluated using the config file, which can change at runtime. In particular, this can desync from the value of the server if the config file changes. Note that this is mostly a theoretical concern, since the file is not intended to change during the runtime (the daemon asks to reboot the system in such a case).
Global dlogutil_buffer_get_default_ts_type (log_id_t buffer, dlogutil_sorting_order_e *type): This is currently evaluated using the config file, which can change at runtime. In particular, this can desync from the value of the server if the config file changes. Note that this is mostly a theoretical concern, since the file is not intended to change during the runtime (the daemon asks to reboot the system in such a case).
Global dlogutil_buffer_get_usage (dlogutil_state_s *state, log_id_t buffer, unsigned int *usage): This is currently evaluated using the config file, which can change at runtime. In particular, this can desync from the value of the server if the config file changes. Note that this is mostly a theoretical concern, since the file is not intended to change during the runtime (the daemon asks to reboot the system in such a case).
Global dlogutil_entry_s: Currently missing a dlogutil_entry_destroy() function. Use regular libc free(). @since_tizen 6.0