sco_net_v1.get_peers
The session’s peers, self first, then by id. *inout_count holds out’s capacity on entry (out may be NULL with 0) and the number of peers on return; up to the capacity are written. SCO_TOO_MANY: more peers than the capacity (the first ones were written). SCO_OK with 0 when no session is active. SCO_BAD_ARG: inout_count NULL, or out NULL with a nonzero capacity. Element-count handshake, not bytes: writes min(capacity,total) and returns total in inout_count; no session means OK/0.
Signature
Section titled “Signature”sco_result (*)(sco_net_peer *, uint32_t *)Service and availability
Section titled “Service and availability”| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Symbol | sco_net_v1.get_peers |
| Record ID | sco-net-v1-get-peers |
| Service | sco.net |
| Table | sco_net_v1 |
| Version macro | SCO_NET_VERSION_1_0 |
| Packed table version | 65536 |
| Since / availability | size >= 24; 1.0 |
| Complete member extent (x64 bytes) | 24 |
| Table size (x64 bytes) | 64 |
Parameters and buffers
Section titled “Parameters and buffers”sco_result (*get_peers)(sco_net_peer* out, uint32_t* inout_count);
The session’s peers, self first, then by id. *inout_count holds out’s capacity on entry (out may be NULL with 0) and the number of peers on return; up to the capacity are written. SCO_TOO_MANY: more peers than the capacity (the first ones were written). SCO_OK with 0 when no session is active. SCO_BAD_ARG: inout_count NULL, or out NULL with a nonzero capacity. Element-count handshake, not bytes: writes min(capacity,total) and returns total in inout_count; no session means OK/0.
Results and failures
Section titled “Results and failures”Absent table: query_service NOT_FOUND. Stopped result methods: UNAVAILABLE; self-taking methods reject invalid/released self with BAD_ARG; allocation exceptions: TOO_MANY. Additional failures/output state unspecified unless described in the buffer contract.
Absent capability
Section titled “Absent capability”Absent table: query_service NOT_FOUND.
Ownership
Section titled “Ownership”Caller buffers; sends copied, callbacks borrow buf for call only. Host owns channels/messages; no allocation transfer.
Thread affinity
Section titled “Thread affinity”Any thread; callbacks game thread. Callbacks may call any method in this table.
Callback context
Section titled “Callback context”callbacks game thread.
Reentrancy
Section titled “Reentrancy”Callbacks may call any method in this table.
Cleanup and cancellation
Section titled “Cleanup and cancellation”No delivery cancellation API; ordinary unload/non-retained crash cleanup drops channels and queued messages. Retained-provider faults skip owner resource-release hooks and require restart; backing resources remain retained, not safe for cached calls.
Language mappings
Section titled “Language mappings”Status labels are copied verbatim from the catalogue: direct is native access; typed-wrapper is wrapper-backed; restricted is a subset/adaptation; unsupported means no supported route is established. No status implies universal safety.
| Language | Catalogue status | Source evidence / wrapper tokens |
|---|---|---|
| c | direct | include/sco_net.h(*get_peers) |
| cpp | typed-wrapper | include/scosdk/net.hppconst sco_result r = t_->get_peers(n ? out.data() : nullptr, &n); |
| csharp | unsupported | docs/sdk-csharp.mdThere are no C# wrappers for |
| lua | unsupported | docs/net.mdThe C# ( |
Examples
Section titled “Examples”None identified in the catalogue; this is not proof none can exist.
ABI pins prove layout, not semantic behavior or a live game session.