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| int  | settings_subsys_init (void) | 
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| int  | settings_register (struct settings_handler *cf) | 
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| int  | settings_load (void) | 
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| int  | settings_load_subtree (const char *subtree) | 
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| int  | settings_load_subtree_direct (const char *subtree, settings_load_direct_cb cb, void *param) | 
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| int  | settings_save (void) | 
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| int  | settings_save_one (const char *name, const void *value, size_t val_len) | 
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| int  | settings_delete (const char *name) | 
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| int  | settings_commit (void) | 
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| int  | settings_commit_subtree (const char *subtree) | 
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| void  | settings_src_register (struct settings_store *cs) | 
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| void  | settings_dst_register (struct settings_store *cs) | 
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| struct settings_handler_static *  | settings_parse_and_lookup (const char *name, const char **next) | 
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| int  | settings_call_set_handler (const char *name, size_t len, settings_read_cb read_cb, void *read_cb_arg, const struct settings_load_arg *load_arg) | 
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| int  | settings_name_steq (const char *name, const char *key, const char **next) | 
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| int  | settings_name_next (const char *name, const char **next) | 
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| int  | settings_runtime_set (const char *name, const void *data, size_t len) | 
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| int  | settings_runtime_get (const char *name, void *data, size_t len) | 
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| int  | settings_runtime_commit (const char *name) | 
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| int  | settings_storage_get (void **storage) | 
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◆ settings_storage_get()
      
        
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Get the storage instance used by zephyr.
The type of storage object instance depends on the settings backend used. It might pointer to: struct nvs_fs, struct fcb or string witch file name depends on settings backend type used.
- Return values
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    | Pointer | to which reference to the storage object can be stored. | 
    | 0 | on success, negative error code on failure.  |