045029dfd3
- Added a warning for excessive data rates on monitors - Added statistics to devser and thus to scriptcontext - Added byte concatenation to dynstring - Added aborting for reflection generation to fourmess.c - Added data checksum testing to hipadaba, use for update tests - Fixed interrupt discovery in network.c, caused invalid interrupt codes which in turn confused sicscron which had to be fixed too. - Renamed ubcalc into ubcalcint in order to reclaim the ubcalc for Jurg - Added an a3offset to tasub in order to fix what I perceive an IS problem - Added support for the newer version of the Siemens SPS, the S7 - Added a not yet fully working sinqhttpopt driver which talks to http HM without libghttp SKIPPED: psi/delcam.c psi/make_gen psi/psi.c psi/sinq.c psi/sinq.h psi/sinqhttpopt.c psi/slsvme.c psi/spss7.c
100 lines
3.2 KiB
C
100 lines
3.2 KiB
C
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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D Y N S T R I N G
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A dynamic String Implementation. You can append and insert into this
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string at will. It automatically takes care of allocating more
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memory when needed.
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COPYRIGHT:
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CopyLeft, 1998, Mark Koennecke
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There are two things you MAY NOT DO with this code:
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- Sue me or my employer because it does not work.
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- Use it in a critical environment, i.e health,
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radioactive device control, military control
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systems and the like.
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You may do everything else with this code. It has been
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written with swiss taxpayers money.
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NOTE:
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All functions return 1 or a pointer on success,
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0, or NULL on failure
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Mark Koennecke, March 1998
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----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
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#ifndef DYNAMICSTRING
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#define DYNAMICSTRING
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typedef struct __DynString *pDynString;
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/*----------------------- live and death ----------------------------------*/
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pDynString CreateDynString(int iInitialLength, int iResizeLength);
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/*
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Create a new DynString Object. Its initial length will be iInitialLength.
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It will be resized in iResizeLength steps. This allows for efficient
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storage management. It woul be seriously inefficient to allocate
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per added character.
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*/
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void DeleteDynString(pDynString self);
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/*----------------------- interface to it --------------------------------- */
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int DynStringCopy(pDynString self, char *pText);
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/*
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Copies the text in Text into the DynString starting at 0 and over
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writing anything there beforehand.
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*/
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int DynStringConcat(pDynString self, char *pText);
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/*
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Concatenates the string in DynString with the one supplied
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in string.
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*/
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int DynStringConcatChar(pDynString self, char c);
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/*
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adds one character at the end of the string
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*/
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int DynStringConcatBytes(pDynString self, char *data, int datalen);
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/*
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* adds datalen bytes from data to the buffer
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*/
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int DynStringInsert(pDynString self, char *pText, int iPos);
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/*
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inserts the text in pText at Position iPos in the DynString.
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Everything behind iPos will be pushed outwards in order to create
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space for pText.
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*/
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int DynStringReplace(pDynString self, char *pText, int iPos);
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/*
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Starting at iPos, replace everything after it with ptext. In
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contrats to insert this won't push data backwards.
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*/
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char *GetCharArray(pDynString self);
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/*
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retrieves a pointer to the character array keeping the current
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text. NEVER, ever free this pointer, otherwise you are rewarded
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with a core dump. The pointer belongs to DynString and will be
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deleted when deleting the DynString.
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*/
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int GetDynStringLength(pDynString self);
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/*
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returns the current length of the dynamic string.
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*/
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int DynStringClear(pDynString self);
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/*
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removes all old data from the dynstring
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*/
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int DynStringBackspace(pDynString self);
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/*
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removes one character at the end from the dynstring
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*/
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#endif
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