term.c

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Defines

BEGIN_MAP_KEY TERM_RESERVED_MARKER(1)

END_MAP_KEY TERM_RESERVED_MARKER(0)

CMP_POP_AND_CONTINUE()

other = temp_stack_pop(&temp_stack);                                                           \

if (other ==

BEGIN_MAP_KEY

) {                                                                  \

map_key_nesting++;                                                                       \

other = temp_stack_pop(&temp_stack);                                                       \

} else if (other ==

END_MAP_KEY

) {                                                             \

map_key_nesting--;                                                                       \

other = temp_stack_pop(&temp_stack);                                                       \

}                                                                                              \

t = temp_stack_pop(&temp_stack);

Functions

int fprintf_printer(PrinterFun *fun, const char *fmt, ...)

int snprintf_printer(PrinterFun *fun, const char *fmt, ...)

void term_display(FILE *fd, term t, const Context *ctx)

Prints a term to stdout.

Print any term to the given file.

Parameters:

• fd – the file where the term will be printed.

• t – the term that will be printed.

• ctx – the context.

int term_fprint(FILE *stream, term t, const GlobalContext *global)

Prints a term to the given file.

Print any given term to the given file.

Parameters:

• fd – the file where the term will be printed.

• t – the term that will be printed.

• global – the GlobalContext.

Returns:

the number of printed characters.

int term_snprint(char *buf, size_t size, term t, const GlobalContext *global)

Write a term to a string as text.

Print any given term to the given buffer.

Parameters:

• buf – the buffer where the term will be printed.

• size – the buffer size.

• t – the term that will be printed.

• global – the GlobalContext.

Returns:

the number of printed characters.

int term_funprint(PrinterFun *fun, term t, const GlobalContext *global)

Prints a term using given printer fun.

Print any given term using a printer fun

Parameters:

• pf – function that will handle printing.

• t – the term that will be printed.

• global – the GlobalContext.

Returns:

the number of printed characters.

static int term_type_to_index(term t)

TermCompareResult term_compare(term t, term other, TermCompareOpts opts, GlobalContext *global)

Compares two terms.

Tells if first term is >, < or == to the second term.

Parameters:

• t – the first term.

• other – the second term.

• opts – a value of 1 will compare exact equality, 0 for less strict equality.

• global – the global context.

Returns:

any of TermEquals, TermLessThan, TermGreaterThan or TermCompareMemoryAllocFail error.

term term_alloc_refc_binary(size_t size, bool is_const, Heap *heap, GlobalContext *glb)

Create a reference-counted binary on the heap.

This function will create a reference-counted binary on the heap. If the data supplied is “const” (e.g., read from a literal in a BEAM file), then the returned term will point directly to the supplied data, and will not technically be reference-counted. Otherwise, a block of memory will be allocated to contain a copy of the data, in addition to a reference counter, so that the block can be free’d when no other terms reference the created object. (The reference count will be initialized to 1). If the data is non-NULL, it will be copied into the newly allocated block of memory.

Parameters:

• size – the size (in bytes) of the data to allocate

• is_const – designates whether the data pointed to is “const”, such as a term literal

• heap – the heap to allocate the binary in

• glb – the global context as refc binaries are global

Returns:

a term (reference) pointing to the newly allocated binary in the process heap.

static term find_binary(term binary_or_state)

term term_alloc_sub_binary(term binary_or_state, size_t offset, size_t len, Heap *heap)

Create a sub-binary.

This function will create a sub-binary on the heap, using the supplied binary, offset into the binary, and length of the sub-binary. This function assumes the length of the referenced binary is greater or equal to offset + len.

Parameters:

• binary – the referenced binary

• offset – the offset into the referenced binary to start the sub-binary

• len – the length (in bytes) of the sub-binary

• heap – the heap to allocate the binary in

Returns:

a term (reference) pointing to the newly allocated sub-binary in the process heap.

term term_get_map_assoc(term map, term key, GlobalContext *glb)

Variables

const term empty_tuple = 0

All empty tuples will reference this.

struct FprintfFun

Collaboration diagram for FprintfFun:

Public Members

PrinterFun base

FILE *stream

struct SnprintfFun

Collaboration diagram for SnprintfFun:

Public Members

PrinterFun base

int size

char *buf