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cs_oid_set_isect(3)					   cs_oid_set_isect(3)

NAME
       cs_oid_set_isect - create an new object identifier (OID) set that is an
       intersection oftwo existing sets.

SYNOPSIS
       #include <gssapi/gssapi.h>

       cs_oid_set_t cs_oid_set_isect(
	       const cs_oid_set_tset1,
	       const cs_oid_set_tset2 );

PARAMETERS
       The first OID set.  The second OID set.

DESCRIPTION
       The cs_oid_set_isect() function creates a  new  OID  set	 that  is  the
       intersection of two OID sets. Resources associated with the new OID set
       must  be	 released  by  the  application	 after	use  with  a  call  to
       cs_oid_set_free().

       The  returned  OID set may be empty if the two sets did not contain any
       common entries.

					Note

       An intersection of OID sets creates a new set that  contains  all  OIDs
       that  belong  to both sets. OIDs that exist in only one set will not be
       included in the new set.

RETURN VALUES
       The function returns the new OID set.  The  function  returns  NULL  if
       there is a memory allocation error.

PORTABILITY CONSIDERATIONS
       This  function is an extension of the GSS-API standard that is not sup‐
       ported by other GSS-API implementations.

SEE ALSO
       Functions:  cs_oid_set_union(3), cs_oid_set_free(3)

							   cs_oid_set_isect(3)
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