ck_hs_remove — remove key from a hash set

       The ck_hs_remove(3) function will attempt to remove the key specified by the key argument in the hash set
       pointed  to  by the hs argument. The key specified by key is expected to have the hash value specified by
       the hash argument (which was previously generated using the CK_HS_HASH(3) macro).

       If the call to ck_hs_remove(3) was successful then the key contained in the hash set is returned. If  the
       key was not a member of the hash set then NULL is returned.

       Behavior is undefined if key or hs are uninitialized.

       Concurrency Kit (libck, -lck)

       ck_hs_remove — remove key from a hash set

       Upon  successful  completion,  ck_hs_remove(3)  returns  a pointer to a key and otherwise returns NULL on
       failure.

ck_hs_init(3), ck_hs_move(3),  ck_hs_destroy(3),  CK_HS_HASH(3),  ck_hs_iterator_init(3),  ck_hs_next(3),
       ck_hs_get(3),  ck_hs_put(3), ck_hs_put_unique(3), ck_hs_set(3), ck_hs_fas(3), ck_hs_grow(3), ck_hs_gc(3),
       ck_hs_rebuild(3), ck_hs_count(3), ck_hs_reset(3), ck_hs_reset_size(3), ck_hs_stat(3)

       Additional information available at http://concurrencykit.org/

                                               September 17, 2012                                CK_HS_REMOVE(3)

#include<ck_hs.h>void*ck_hs_remove(ck_hs_t*hs, unsignedlonghash, constvoid*key);