What's the best way to store data in net-snmp

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What's the best way to store data in net-snmp? I assume it would be best 
to save the data associated with its relevant mib node in the mib tree. I 
notice that there is void pointer my_reg_void inside 
netsnmp_handler_registration data structure, not sure if that's the best 
place to save the data value for that mib variable, and I can't find an 
api to retrieve back that handler registration. Due to the architecture 
already in place,  what I need to do is that I create certain storage 
space for anyone that register with the subagent I am running, and pull 
data regularly from them after the registration, and update the data in 
storage correspondingly. And once the subagent receives a request for a 
mib variable, it directly gets it from the data in the storage and sends 
response based on that. I suppose I need at least support the scalar and 
table objects. Any suggestions on how I should make storage space in my 
application and associate it with the mib variables in net-snmp?

Thanks.

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