| Before using the toolkit to generate or parse any documents, it has to be initialized using the smlInit function. Likewise smlTerminate needs to be called before the application is terminated to allow the toolkit to free all resources allocated during initialization. SyncMLOptions_t syncmlOptions; // Define the maximum amount of memory that // the workspace should use syncmlOptions->maxWorkspaceAvailMem = 60000; syncmlOptions->defaultPrintFunc = NULL; //Initialize SyncML smlInit(syncmlOptions); // Data processing takes place here ... // Cleanup all allocated resources smlTerminate(); The above example shows how the toolkit is initialized to a maximum memory buffer of 60,000 bytes usable by the toolkit. If the toolkit should generate tracing or logging information, then the defaultPrintFunc needs to point to a callback function allowing storage or display of this information. In this case it is set to NULL to indicate to the toolkit that no tracing information is required. The examples in the following subsections focus on illustrating how the toolkit should be used. For the sake of readability, these examples make a number of simplifications, which should not be made in production code. For instance, the examples do not check all the return codes from the called functions. | 
