tor-android/external/badvpn_dns/ncd/NCDValCons.h

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/**
* @file NCDValCons.h
* @author Ambroz Bizjak <ambrop7@gmail.com>
*
* @section LICENSE
*
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*
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#ifndef BADVPN_NCDVALCONS_H
#define BADVPN_NCDVALCONS_H
#include <limits.h>
#include <stdint.h>
#include <misc/debug.h>
#include <ncd/NCDVal.h>
struct NCDValCons__temp_elem {
NCDValSafeRef ref;
int next;
};
/**
* Value constructor; implements a mechanism for efficiently constructing
* NCD values into {@link NCDVal} compact representation, but without
* having to know the number of list or map elements in advance.
* For the purpose of value construction, values are representing using
* {@link NCDValConsVal} objects.
*/
typedef struct {
NCDValMem *mem;
struct NCDValCons__temp_elem *elems;
int elems_size;
int elems_capacity;
} NCDValCons;
#define NCDVALCONS_TYPE_COMPLETE 1
#define NCDVALCONS_TYPE_INCOMPLETE_LIST 2
#define NCDVALCONS_TYPE_INCOMPLETE_MAP 3
/**
* Abstract handle which represents a value during constuction via
* {@link NCDValCons}.
*/
typedef struct {
int cons_type;
union {
NCDValSafeRef complete_ref;
struct {
int elems_idx;
int count;
} incomplete;
} u;
} NCDValConsVal;
#define NCDVALCONS_ERROR_MEMORY 1
#define NCDVALCONS_ERROR_DUPLICATE_KEY 2
#define NCDVALCONS_ERROR_DEPTH 3
/**
* Initializes a value constructor.
*
* @param o value constructor to initialize
* @param mem memory object where values will be stored into
* @return 1 on success, 0 on failure
*/
int NCDValCons_Init (NCDValCons *o, NCDValMem *mem) WARN_UNUSED;
/**
* Frees the value constructor. This only means the constuctor does
* not exist any more; any values constructed and completed using
* {@link NCDValCons_Complete} remain in the memory object.
*
* @param o value constructor to free
*/
void NCDValCons_Free (NCDValCons *o);
/**
* Creates a new string value with the given data.
*
* @param o value constructor
* @param data pointer to string data. This must not point into the
* memory object the value constructor is using. The data
* is copied.
* @param len length of the string
* @param out on success, *out will be set to a handle representing
* the new string
* @param out_error on failure, *out_error will be set to an error code
* @return 1 on success, 0 on failure
*/
int NCDValCons_NewString (NCDValCons *o, const uint8_t *data, size_t len, NCDValConsVal *out, int *out_error) WARN_UNUSED;
/**
* Creates an empty list value.
*
* @param o value constructor
* @param out *out will be set to a handle representing the new list
*/
void NCDValCons_NewList (NCDValCons *o, NCDValConsVal *out);
/**
* Creates an empty map value.
*
* @param o value constructor
* @param out *out will be set to a handle representing the new map
*/
void NCDValCons_NewMap (NCDValCons *o, NCDValConsVal *out);
/**
* Prepends an element to a list value.
*
* @param o value constructor
* @param list pointer to the handle representing the list. On success,
* the handle will be modified, and the old handle must not
* be used any more.
* @param elem handle representing the value to be prepended. This handle
* must not be used any more after being prepended to the list.
* @param out_error on failure, *out_error will be set to an error code
* @return 1 on success, 0 on failure
*/
int NCDValCons_ListPrepend (NCDValCons *o, NCDValConsVal *list, NCDValConsVal elem, int *out_error) WARN_UNUSED;
/**
* Inserts an entry into a map value.
*
* @param o value constructor
* @param map pointer to the handle representing the map. On success,
* the handle will be modified, and the old handle must not
* be used any more.
* @param key handle representing the key of the entry. This handle
* must not be used any more after being inserted into the map.
* @param value handle representing the value of the entry. This handle
* must not be used any more after being inserted into the
* map.
* @param out_error on failure, *out_error will be set to an error code
* @return 1 on success, 0 on failure
*/
int NCDValCons_MapInsert (NCDValCons *o, NCDValConsVal *map, NCDValConsVal key, NCDValConsVal value, int *out_error) WARN_UNUSED;
/**
* Completes a value represented by a {@link NCDValConsVal} handle,
* producing a {@link NCDValRef} object which refers to this value within
* the memory object.
*
* @param o value constructor
* @param val handle representing the value to be completed. After a value
* is completed, the handle must not be used any more.
* @param out on success, *out will be set to a {@link NCDValRef} object
* referencing the completed value
* @param out_error on failure, *out_error will be set to an error code
* @return 1 on success, 0 on failure
*/
int NCDValCons_Complete (NCDValCons *o, NCDValConsVal val, NCDValRef *out, int *out_error) WARN_UNUSED;
#endif