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NAME

       freefare_get_tags,     freefare_get_tag_type,    freefare_get_tag_friendly_name,    freefare_get_tag_uid,
       freefare_free_tag, freefare_free_tags — Generic target manipulation functions

LIBRARY

       Mifare card manipulation library (libfreefare, -lfreefare)

SYNOPSIS

       #include <freefare.h>

       MifareTag *
       freefare_get_tags(nfc_device_t *device);

       enum mifare_tag_type {
           ULTRALIGHT,
           CLASSIC_1K,
           CLASSIC_4K
       };

       enum mifare_tag_type
       freefare_get_tag_type(MifareTag tag);

       const char *
       freefare_get_tag_friendly_name(MifareTag tag);

       char *
       freefare_get_tag_uid(MifareTag tag);

       void
       freefare_free_tag(MifareTag tags);

       void
       freefare_free_tags(MifareTag *tags);

DESCRIPTION

       The freefare_*() family of functions allow agnostic access to  the  MifareTag  present  on  a  given  NFC
       device.

       freefare_get_tags()  returns  a NULL-terminated list of MifareTag present on device.  This list has to be
       freed after usage by either:

       -   calling the freefare_free_tags() function.  All tags in the list are automatically freed;

       -   calling the freefare_free_tag() function to free each tag in the list individually, and  freeing  the
           list itself using the free() function.

       Because  of  the  nature  of  the  target detection process, any previously detected target will be in an
       inconsistent state after a call to freefare_get_tags().  It is the programmer's  responsibility  to  free
       these targets before calling the freefare_get_tags() function.

       Information   about   a   given   MifareTag   can   be   gathered   using   the  freefare_get_tag_type(),
       freefare_get_tag_uid() and freefare_get_tag_friendly_name() functions.

RETURN VALUES

       Unless stated otherwise, all functions return a value greater than or equal to 0  on  success  or  -1  on
       failure.

SEE ALSO

       free(3), mifare_classic(3), mifare_ultralight(3)

AUTHORS

       Romain Tartiere <romain@blogreen.org>
       Romuald Conty <romuald@libnfc.org>

Debian                                           March 30, 2010                                      FREEFARE(3)