x-lib.c File Reference

Implementation of the general-purpose library helpers. More...

#include "x-lib.h"
#include <ctype.h>

Macros
#define	BREAK_ON_BASE

Functions
x_char_t *	x_lib_inttostr (x_int_t num, x_char_t *p_str, unsigned short base)
void *	x_lib_memdup (const void *p_src, size_t size)
x_int_t	x_lib_strtoint (const x_char_t *p_str, x_char_t **pp_end, unsigned short base)

Detailed Description

Implementation of the general-purpose library helpers.

These carry x-expr's own contracts (x types are honest here). The C standard library replacements live in x-stdlib.c.

Author

Jon Ruttan (jonru.nosp@m.ttan.nosp@m.@gmai.nosp@m.l.co.nosp@m.m)

Copyright

2021 Jon Ruttan @license MIT No Attribution (MIT-0)

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Macro Definition Documentation

BREAK_ON_BASE

#define BREAK_ON_BASE

Function Documentation

x_lib_inttostr()

x_char_t * x_lib_inttostr	(	x_int_t	num,
		x_char_t *	p_str,
		unsigned short	base
	)

Convert an integer to a string representation.

Converts num into an ASCII string stored in p_str using the given numeric base (2–36). If base is greater than 10, digits after '9' use lowercase letters starting with 'a'. If num is negative, a minus sign is prepended.

Note

The caller must provide sufficient storage in p_str. The minimum buffer size depends on the base. For base 2 (binary), the buffer needs at least 8 * sizeof(x_int_t) + 1 bytes.

Parameters

num	The integer to convert.
p_str	Destination buffer for the resulting string.
base	Numeric base (2–36).

Returns

Pointer to p_str, or NULL if arguments are invalid.

x_lib_memdup()

void * x_lib_memdup	(	const void *	p_src,
		size_t	size
	)

Duplicate a memory region.

Allocates a new buffer via x_sys_malloc() and copies size bytes from p_src into it. If p_src is NULL, the buffer is allocated but not copied (and optionally zeroed if X_OPT_MEMZERO is defined).

Parameters

p_src	Pointer to the source memory, or NULL.
size	Number of bytes to duplicate.

Returns

Pointer to the new buffer, or NULL on allocation failure.

x_lib_strtoint()

x_int_t x_lib_strtoint	(	const x_char_t *	p_str,
		x_char_t **	pp_end,
		unsigned short	base
	)

Convert a string to an integer.

Parses p_str as a signed integer in the given base (2–36). If base is 0, the base is auto-detected from the prefix: 0x for hexadecimal, 0 for octal, otherwise decimal.

Leading whitespace is skipped. An optional + or - sign is accepted. If pp_end is non-NULL, it is set to point past the last parsed character.

Parameters

p_str	The string to parse.
pp_end	Output: pointer past the last parsed character, or NULL.
base	Numeric base (0 for auto-detect, or 2–36).

Returns

The parsed integer value.