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#ifndef __VXGG_REWRITE___SHARED_H___3880294315821___
#define __VXGG_REWRITE___SHARED_H___3880294315821___
#include <stddef.h>
#define STATIC_ARRAY_LEN(arr) (sizeof((arr))/sizeof((arr)[0]))
#define RETURNWERR(errval, retval) do {\
errno = (errval);\
return (retval);\
} while (0)
// Defines how `x___alloc()` functions should exit. `___VXGG___XALLOC_EXIT_ON_ERROR___ > 0` calls `error()`, and thus functions
// registered with `atexit()` and `on_exit()`. `___VXGG___XALLOC_EXIT_ON_ERROR___ <= 0` calls `abort()` on error. `x___alloc()`
// type functions will ALWAYS 'abort', doing otherwise defeats the purpose of the function type
#define ___VXGG___XALLOC_EXIT_ON_ERROR___ 1
// Defines whether vxgg functions that can error print out a short warning of the error when one is encountered.
// `___VXGG___VERBOSE_ERRORS___ > 0` will print diagnostic error messages, and will do nothing otherwise
#define ___VXGG___VERBOSE_ERRORS___ 1
// Macro to exit on an alloc error instead of doing the terrible nested if statement that was being used previously
#define XALLOC_EXIT(msg, ...) do {\
if(!___VXGG___XALLOC_EXIT_ON_ERROR___)\
abort();\
if(!___VXGG___VERBOSE_ERRORS___)\
exit(EXIT_FAILURE);\
error(EXIT_FAILURE, errno, (msg)__VA_ARGS__);\
exit(EXIT_FAILURE); /* Makes gcc happy */\
} while (0)
// Error macro that gcc will not complain about
#define ERROR(status, errnum, format, ...) do {error((status), (errnum), (format)__VA_ARGS__); exit((status));} while (0)
// `malloc()` with error checking. Calls `exit()` or `abort()` on error, depending on the value of `___VXGG___XALLOC_EXIT_ON_ERROR___`
void * xmalloc(size_t size);
// `calloc()` with error checking. Calls `exit()` or `abort()` on error, depending on the value of `___VXGG___XALLOC_EXIT_ON_ERROR___`
void * xcalloc(size_t nmemb, size_t size);
// `reallocarray()` with error checking. Calls `exit()` or `abort()` on error, depending on the value of `___VXGG___XALLOC_EXIT_ON_ERROR___`
void * xreallocarray(void *ptr, size_t nmemb, size_t size);
// Read the entire contents of a file descriptor into a malloc()'ed buffer
int rwbuf(char **str, unsigned long int initsize, int fd);
// Write the entire contents of a buffer into a file descriptor
int wwbuf(int fd, const unsigned char *buf, int len);
// `dirname()` reimplementation that returns a malloc()'ed string. According to the `x___` naming scheme, exits/aborts on alloc error.
char * xdirname(const char * const path);
// Cleanup callback. Should act like `free()`, in that it doesn't crash if the pointer it's given is null
typedef void (*cleanup_callback)(void*);
// Cleanup struct. Stores a STATICALLY defined array of callbacks and void* arguments
typedef struct cl {
cleanup_callback *funcs;
void **args;
int size;
int used;
} cleanup;
int cleanup_init(cleanup * const loc, int size, cleanup_callback funcs[], void *args[]);
int cleanup_register(cleanup * const loc, cleanup_callback cb, void *arg);
int cleanup_cndregister(cleanup * const loc, unsigned char flag, cleanup_callback cb, void *arg);
int cleanup_clear(cleanup * const loc);
cleanup_callback cleanup_peekf(cleanup * const loc);
cleanup_callback cleanup_popf(cleanup * const loc);
void * cleanup_peeka(cleanup * const loc);
void * cleanup_popa(cleanup * const loc);
int cleanup_fire(cleanup * const loc);
/* Cleanup environment creator. Automatically defines the variables `__CLEANUP`, `__CLEANUP_FUNCS`, and `__CLEANUP_ARGS` and initializes
// via `cleanup_init()` using these variables. */
#define cleanup_CREATE(size) \
cleanup __CLEANUP; \
cleanup_callback __CLEANUP_FUNCS[(size)]; \
void *__CLEANUP_ARGS[(size)]; \
cleanup_init(&__CLEANUP, (size), __CLEANUP_FUNCS, __CLEANUP_ARGS)
#define cleanup_REGISTER(cb, arg) cleanup_register(&__CLEANUP, (cb), (arg))
#define cleanup_CNDREGISTER(flag, cb, arg) cleanup_cndregister(&__CLEANUP, (flag), (cb), (arg))
#endif
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