#include <ck_epoch.h> 
#include <ck_stack.h> 
#include <stdlib.h> 
 
/* 
 * epoch was previously initialized with ck_epoch_init. 
 */ 
ck_epoch_t *epoch; 
 
struct object { 
	int value; 
	ck_epoch_entry_t epoch_entry; 
}; 
static struct object *global; 
 
CK_EPOCH_CONTAINER(struct object, epoch_entry, object_container) 
 
void 
destroy_object(ck_epoch_entry_t *e) 
{ 
	struct object *o = object_container(e); 
 
	free(o); 
	return; 
} 
 
void 
function(void) 
{ 
	ck_epoch_record_t *record; 
	struct object *n; 
 
	record = malloc(sizeof *record); 
	ck_epoch_register(&epoch, record); 
 
	n = malloc(sizeof *n); 
	if (n == NULL) 
		return; 
 
	n->value = 1; 
 
	/* 
	 * We are using an epoch section here because there are multiple 
	 * writers. It is also an option to use other forms of blocking 
	 * write-side synchronization such as mutexes. 
	 */ 
	ck_epoch_begin(epoch, record); 
	n = ck_pr_fas_ptr(&global, n); 
	ck_epoch_end(epoch, record); 
 
	/* Defer destruction of previous object. */ 
	ck_epoch_call(record, &n->epoch_entry, destroy_object); 
 
	/* Poll epoch sub-system in non-blocking manner. */ 
	ck_epoch_poll(&epoch, record); 
	return; 
}