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XDestroyAssocTable()					  XDestroyAssocTable()

Name
  XDestroyAssocTable  –	 free the memory allocated for an association ta‐
  ble.

Synopsis
  XDestroyAssocTable(table)
	XAssocTable *table;

Arguments
  table	    Specifies the association table whose memory is to be freed.

Description
  This function is provided for compatibility with X Version 10.  To  use
  it  you  must	 include  the  file <X11/X10.h> and link with the library
  -loldX.

  Using an XAssocTable after it	 has  been  destroyed  will  have  unpre‐
  dictable consequences.

  For more information on association tables, see Volume One, Appendix B,
  X10 Compatibility.

Structures
     typedef struct {
	 XAssoc *buckets;    /* pointer to first bucket in array */
	 int size;	     /* table size (number of buckets) */
     } XAssocTable;

See Also
  XCreateAssocTable(), XDeleteAssoc(), XLookUpAssoc(), XMakeAssoc().

Xlib - Association Tables				  XDestroyAssocTable()

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