i'm hoping this is a simple question -- at boot time, i've added a misc_init_r() routine that digs around in some legacy flash, pulls out a string of (vxworks) "var=val" settings, and imports that in one shot into an initial hash table. works fine.
as the second step, i walk that table and, for the vxworks settings i care about, i translate them to u-boot env variable names, possibly massage the data values, and add those values to a *second* hash table that now contains proper keys and values as u-boot would understand them. (for example, vxworks would have "g=gateway", whereas i translate that to "gatewayip=gateway" for the second hash table.)
i now want to just add/overwrite the current u-boot environment with what's in that second hash, and as i see it, i could just walk that second hash and, for each ENTRY, do a call to hsearch_r() referring to the hash table "env_htab", yes?
i see no single call that allows me to combine hash tables, but it's not as if i will have a lot of values to enter, so is that the right approach -- just a short series of calls of the form:
hsearch_r(entry, ENTER, &ep, &env_htab, 0);
seems straightforward enough, just want to confirm i'm not overlooking anything.
rday