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See the * License for the specific language governing permissions and limitations * under the License. * ****************************************************************************/ /* This is based on the GlibC API but the implementation is not exactly same. * The major difference is how required memory is allocated. The GlibC * implementation starts with 4KB of allocated space. That would make it * impossible to use this on MCUs. This implementation rather tries to * allocated only required amount of space and it won't allocate chunk unless * grow functions are used and even then it uses realloc to release unused * space. It also in default won't use 4KB per chunk but rather just BUFSIZ. * * Not implemented interface: * obstack_alignment_mask: * The current implementation does not provide any alignment guaranties. * obstack_chunk_alloc and obstack_chunk_free: * Internal implementation uses not only alloc and free but also realloc * and thus standard implementations are used unconditionally instead of * requiring users to provide declaration for these functions. */ #ifndef __INCLUDE_OBSTACK_H #define __INCLUDE_OBSTACK_H /**************************************************************************** * Included Files ****************************************************************************/ #include #include /**************************************************************************** * Pre-processor Definitions ****************************************************************************/ /**************************************************************************** * Name: obstack_chunk_size * * Description: * The access to the obstack configuration specifying the size of the * single chunk used when growing object. * It is documented t hat this is macro and that it is possible to use * assignment to change the chunk size (eq.: obstack_chunk_size(h) = 1024). * * The default chunk size is set to BUFSIZ. * * The chunks size has to be always power of two due to the limitations of * the obstack_make_room implementation! * * Input Parameters: * h: pointer to the handle used to grow the object. * * Returned Value: * Size of the single chunk. * ****************************************************************************/ #define obstack_chunk_size(h) ((h)->chunk_size) /**************************************************************************** * Name: obstack_base * * Description: * Provides access to the tentative starting address of the * currently growing object. * * Input Parameters: * h: pointer to the handle used to grow the object. * * Returned Value: * Tentative starting address of the currently growing object. * ****************************************************************************/ #define obstack_base(h) ((h)->object_base) /**************************************************************************** * Name: obstack_next_free * * Description: * Provides access to the tentative address just after the end of the * currently growing object. * * Input Parameters: * h: pointer to the handle used to grow the object. * * Returned Value: * Address just after the end of the currently growing object. * ****************************************************************************/ #define obstack_next_free(h) ((h)->next_free) /**************************************************************************** * Name: obstack_blank_fast * * Description: * Moves the end of the currently growing object by given size and thus * adding given number of uninitialized bytes to the growing object. * There is no check if there is enough room and thus it is easy to cause * buffer overrun. Use only when you are sure that there is enough room! * * Input Parameters: * h: pointer to the handle used to grow the object. * size: number of bytes * * Returned Value: * The new address just after the end of the currently growing object. * ****************************************************************************/ #define obstack_blank_fast(h, size) ((h)->next_free += (size)) /**************************************************************************** * Name: obstack_1grow_fast * * Description: * Adds one byte to the currently growing object. * There is no check if there is enough room and thus it is easy to cause * buffer overrun. Use only when you are sure that there is enough room! * * Input Parameters: * h: pointer to the handle used to grow the object. * data: byte to be added * * Returned Value: * Added byte. * ****************************************************************************/ #define obstack_1grow_fast(h, data) (*((h)->next_free++) = (data)) /**************************************************************************** * Public Type Definitions ****************************************************************************/ struct _obstack_chunk /* Chunk head. */ { FAR char *limit; /* Address of char after this chunk */ FAR struct _obstack_chunk *prev; /* Address of prior chunk or NULL */ }; struct obstack { size_t chunk_size; /* Preferred size to allocate chunks in */ FAR struct _obstack_chunk *chunk; /* Address of current struct _obstack_chunk */ FAR char *object_base; /* Address of object we are building */ FAR char *next_free; /* Where to add next char to current object */ }; /**************************************************************************** * Public Function Prototypes ****************************************************************************/ #undef EXTERN #if defined(__cplusplus) #define EXTERN extern "C" extern "C" { #else #define EXTERN extern #endif /**************************************************************************** * Name: obstack_init * * Description: * Initialize obstack for allocation of objects. * Compared to the GlibC version this won't initialize a first chunk. * * Input Parameters: * h: pointer to the handle to initialize * ****************************************************************************/ void obstack_init(FAR struct obstack *h); /**************************************************************************** * Name: obstack_alloc * * Description: * Allocate an object of given size with uninitialized bytes. * Compared to the GlibC version this uses malloc to allocate exactly * required space (plus overhead) and nothing more. * * Input Parameters: * h: pointer to the handle to allocate an object in * size: number of bytes to allocate * ****************************************************************************/ FAR void *obstack_alloc(FAR struct obstack *h, size_t size); /**************************************************************************** * Name: obstack_copy * * Description: * Allocate an object of given size with contents copied from address. * The same remarks regarding the allocation apply here as for * obstack_alloc. * * Input Parameters: * h: pointer to the handle to allocate an object in * address: pointer to the bytes to be used to initialize new object * size: number of bytes to allocate * ****************************************************************************/ FAR void *obstack_copy(FAR struct obstack *h, FAR const void *address, size_t size); /**************************************************************************** * Name: obstack_copy0 * * Description: * Allocate an object of given size+1 with contents copied from address and * append null byte at the end. * The same remarks regarding the allocation apply here as for * obstack_alloc. * * Input Parameters: * h: pointer to the handle to allocate an object in * address: pointer to the bytes to be used to initialize new object * size: number of bytes to allocate (excluding the null byte) * ****************************************************************************/ FAR void *obstack_copy0(FAR struct obstack *h, FAR const void *address, size_t size); /**************************************************************************** * Name: obstack_free * * Description: * Free objects (and everything allocated in the specified obstack more * recently than object). You can pass NULL to free everything. * The buffer the allocated object was preset is kept and thus can be * immediately reused for growing. The only exception for this is when NULL * is passed as in such case even the last buffer is freed. * * Input Parameters: * h: pointer to the handle object belongs to * object: the pointer to the object or NULL * ****************************************************************************/ void obstack_free(FAR struct obstack *h, FAR void *object); /**************************************************************************** * Name: obstack_make_room * * Description: * This is non-standard function that is probably available only on NuttX! * Make sure that there is room in the buffer to fit object with given * size. The allocation performed is in multiples of chunk_size specified * for the obstack. * * Input Parameters: * h: pointer to the handle where room should be made * size: number of bytes to be free for growth * * Assumptions/Limitations: * The obstack's chunk_size is expected to be power of two. This helps to * eliminate division that might not be implemented in the HW and thus * inefficient. * ****************************************************************************/ void obstack_make_room(struct obstack *h, size_t size); /**************************************************************************** * Name: obstack_blank * * Description: * Grow object by given size. The bytes are uninitialized. * * Input Parameters: * h: pointer to the handle to allocated object to * size: number of bytes to grow object * ****************************************************************************/ void obstack_blank(FAR struct obstack *h, size_t size); /**************************************************************************** * Name: obstack_grow * * Description: * Grow object by given size and allocated it with bytes from address. * * Input Parameters: * h: pointer to the handle to allocated object to * address: pointer to the bytes to be used to initialize the new object * size: number of bytes to grow object * ****************************************************************************/ void obstack_grow(FAR struct obstack *h, FAR const void *address, size_t size); /**************************************************************************** * Name: obstack_grow0 * * Description: * Grow object by given size+1 and allocated it with bytes from address * plus null byte at the end. * * Input Parameters: * h: pointer to the handle to allocated object to * address: pointer to the bytes to be used to initialize the new object * size: number of bytes to grow object (excluding the null byte) * ****************************************************************************/ void obstack_grow0(FAR struct obstack *h, FAR const void *address, size_t size); /**************************************************************************** * Name: obstack_1grow * * Description: * Grow object by single data byte. * * Input Parameters: * h: pointer to the handle to allocated object to * data: byte to be added to the growing object * ****************************************************************************/ void obstack_1grow(FAR struct obstack *h, char data); /**************************************************************************** * Name: obstack_finish * * Description: * Finish growing object and receive address to it. * Compared to the GlibC version this uses realloc to reduce buffer size to * only allocated amount. The non-standard obstack_finish_norealloc can be * used if you want the standard behavior for ever reason. * * Input Parameters: * h: pointer to the handle used to grow the object. * * Returned Value: * Permanent address to the object. * ****************************************************************************/ FAR void *obstack_finish(FAR struct obstack *h); /**************************************************************************** * Name: obstack_finish_norealloc * * Description: * Finish growing object and receive address to it without reallocating * buffer to fit the object (keeping space for more growth). * * Input Parameters: * h: pointer to the handle used to grow the object. * * Returned Value: * Permanent address to the object. * ****************************************************************************/ FAR void *obstack_finish_norealloc(FAR struct obstack *h); /**************************************************************************** * Name: obstack_object_size * * Description: * Calculate the size of the currently growing object. * * Input Parameters: * h: pointer to the handle used to grow the object. * * Returned Value: * Size of the object. * ****************************************************************************/ size_t obstack_object_size(FAR struct obstack *h); /**************************************************************************** * Name: obstack_room * * Description: * Calculate the number of bytes available for growth before reallocation * is required. * * Input Parameters: * h: pointer to the handle used to grow the object. * * Returned Value: * Number of free bytes. * ****************************************************************************/ size_t obstack_room(FAR struct obstack *h); /**************************************************************************** * Name: obstack_printf * * Description: * This is similar to the asprintf except it uses obstack to allocate * string on. The characters are written onto the end of the currently * growing object and terminated by null byte. * * This function is defined in stdio.h in GlibC. There is no definition * that would be in stdio.h required for these here and thus it is easier * to just keep these functions here as user has to include obstack anyway * to get the full functionality. * * Input Parameters: * h: pointer to the handle used to grow the object. * fmt: format string with its format inputs followed. * * Returned Value: * Number of characters added to the obstack excluding the null byte. * ****************************************************************************/ int obstack_printf(FAR struct obstack *h, FAR const char *fmt, ...) printflike(2, 3); /**************************************************************************** * Name: obstack_vprintf * * Description: * This is similar to the vasprintf except it uses obstack to allocate * string on. The characters are written onto the end of the currently * growing object and terminated by null byte. * * The same remarks are applied here as for obstack_printf regarding the * definition location in GlibC. * * Input Parameters: * h: pointer to the handle used to grow the object. * fmt: format string * ap: format string input as a variable argument list * * Returned Value: * Number of characters added to the obstack excluding the null byte. * ****************************************************************************/ int obstack_vprintf(FAR struct obstack *h, FAR const char *fmt, va_list ap) printflike(2, 0); /**************************************************************************** * Name: obstack_alloc_failed_handler * * Description: * Error handler called when 'obstack_chunk_alloc' failed to allocate more * memory. This can be set to a user defined function which should either * abort gracefully or use longjump - but shouldn't return. The default * action is to print a message and abort. * ****************************************************************************/ extern void (*obstack_alloc_failed_handler) (void); #undef EXTERN #ifdef __cplusplus } #endif #endif /* __INCLUDE_OBSTACK_H */