[Fribidi-discuss] Proposed drastic change to the FriBidi interface
Omer Zak
omerz at actcom.co.il
Mon Jan 21 15:22:03 EST 2002
In order to support platforms, which don't allow static variables, and
which require full cleanup of memory allocations if an exception occurs,
the FriBidiEnv structure has been implemented.
The source files declaring and implementing FriBidiEnv are attached to
this E-mail message for your review.
A patch of the entire fribidi codebase, which implements FriBidiEnv, has
been E-mailed to Behdad Esfahbod, and I'll E-mail it in private to other
people, who express interest in reviewing the entire code base. The patch
is 131134 bytes long.
--- Omer
WARNING TO SPAMMERS: see at http://www.zak.co.il/spamwarning.html
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/* fribidi_env.h - FriBidi environment management
* Copyright (C) 2002 Omer Zak
*
* This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
* modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public
* License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either
* version 2.1 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
*
* This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
* but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
* MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU
* Lesser General Public License for more details.
*
* You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License
* along with this library, in a file named COPYING; if not, write to the
* Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330,
* Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA
*
* For licensing issues, contact <omerz at actcom.co.il>
*/
/***********************************************************************
* The FriBidiEnv structure encapsulates data about the environment
* in which a particular instance of FriBidi runs.
*
* The structure was introduced to meet the following objectives:
* 1. Mechanism for freeing all memory allocated by FriBidi procedures
* if a procedure stopped executing in middle due to any reason,
* such as memory allocation failure.
* This mechanism is necessary for using FriBidi in small-memory
* devices, such as devices which run the GEOS and Symbian EPOC 6
* operating systems.
* 2. Avoidance of modifiable static memory variables, which are
* not allowed in Symbian EPOC 6 applications, and which prevent
* the FriBidi library from being reentrant in certain operating
* systems. The structure also allows FriBidi to be used in
* multhreaded environments.
* 3. Allow an application to run FriBidi under independent environments,
* using different settings in each environment.
*
* Every FriBidi function requires a pointer to FriBidiEnv as its first
* argument.
**********************************************************************/
#ifndef FRIBIDI_ENV_H
#define FRIBIDI_ENV_H
/* #include "fribidi_mem.h" */
/* Could not be included due to forward references etc. */
/* !!! Need to eliminate those ugly macros, which
* !!! I needed to prevent duplicate definitions when using
* !!! fribidi_mem.h
*/
#define uint16 unsigned short
#define boolean int
/* One of the following must be #defined. */
#define GLOBAL_FRIBIDIENV
/* #define VERIFY_NO_GLOBAL_FRIBIDIENV */
/* #define NO_FRIBIDIENV_VALIDATION */
/* Define to be the appropriate action for your environment. */
#define FRIBIDI_OOM_ACTION return(NULL)
#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C"
{
#endif
/*======================================================================
* Memory Management Structure
*----------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/***********************************************************************
* The following structure is needed unless fribidi_malloc() and
* fribidi_free() are #define'd to be the same as the operating system
* provided malloc() and free() procedures.
*
* Each dynamically-allocated memory chunk is prefixed with two
* pointers.
* The chunk is added to a doubly-linked list.
* When its time to be deleted comes, it is deleted from whatever
* position it is in the doubly-linked list.
*
* The head of the list is in a FriBidiEnv structure instance, and it
* is mapped in such a way that fribidi_free() does not have to distinguish
* between it and a memory chunk in middle of the doubly-linked list.
**********************************************************************/
typedef struct _FriBidiMemChunkPrefix FriBidiMemChunkPrefix;
struct _FriBidiMemChunkPrefix {
void* iNext; /* must be first item in the chunk prefix, so that the
* fribidi_free() can handle the list head without checking
* for special cases.
*/
void* iPrev; /* Points at either FriBidiMemChunkPrefix or at
* FriBidiEnv.
*/
};
/*======================================================================
* FriBidiEnv Structure Declaration
*----------------------------------------------------------------------*/
typedef uint16 FriBidiFlags;
typedef struct _FriBidiEnv FriBidiEnv;
struct _FriBidiEnv {
FriBidiMemChunkPrefix* iAllocatedMemoryChunks;
/* Pointer to doubly-linked list of allocated memory chunks.
* Must be the first item in the structure, so that the
* fribidi_free() can handle list head without checking for
* special cases.
*/
FriBidiFlags iFlags;
/* The flags will define:
* - Debug mode
* - Mirroring
* - L3 rule on/off
* - remove BiDi marks on/off
* - Arabic joining on/off
* - Ligaturing on/off
* They will be set and cleared by inlined access procedures.
*/
};
/*======================================================================
* Initialize a FriBidiEnv structure. Must be called before any
* other use of the structure.
*
* It initializes the doubly-linked list of memory chunks and the flags.
*----------------------------------------------------------------------*/
void init_fribidienv(FriBidiEnv* fribidienv, FriBidiFlags aFlags);
/*======================================================================
* Free all memory linked to this FriBidiEnv instance.
* After calling this procedure, the instance is legally initialized,
* so there is no need for a separate init_fribidienv() call (but it
* does not harm).
*----------------------------------------------------------------------*/
void destroy_fribidienv(FriBidiEnv* fribidienv);
/*======================================================================
* Allocate memory and link it to this FriBidiEnv instance.
* This function may throw an Out-Of-Memory exception in
* environments, which support exceptions.
*----------------------------------------------------------------------*/
void* fribidi_malloc(FriBidiEnv* fribidienv, size_t size);
/*======================================================================
* Unlink the memory chunk pointed at by ptr from this
* FriBidiEnv instance and free it.
* If the memory chunk is not properly linked, then panic.
*----------------------------------------------------------------------*/
void fribidi_free(FriBidiEnv* fribidienv, void* ptr);
/*====================================================================*/
/* Flag definitions.
*
* When initializing a FriBidiEnv instance, OR together the constants
* corresponding to the flags which you want to set.
*/
#define FRIBIDIENV_DEBUG_MODE 0x0001
#define FRIBIDIENV_MIRRORING_MODE 0x0002
#define FRIBIDIENV_L3_MODE 0x0004
#define FRIBIDIENV_REMOVE_MARKS_MODE 0x0008
#define FRIBIDIENV_ARABIC_JOIN_MODE 0x0010
#define FRIBIDIENV_LIGATURING_MODE 0x0020
/* Use FRIBIDIENV_DEFAULT_SETTINGS as a shorthand to frequently-used
* defaults for the flags.
*/
#define FRIBIDIENV_DEFAULT_SETTINGS (FRIBIDIENV_MIRRORING_MODE | 0)
/*======================================================================
* fribidi_mirroring_status() returns whether mirroring is on or off,
* default is on.
*----------------------------------------------------------------------*/
boolean fribidi_mirroring_status (FriBidiEnv* fbenv);
/*======================================================================
* fribidi_set_mirroring() sets mirroring on or off,
*----------------------------------------------------------------------*/
void fribidi_set_mirroring (FriBidiEnv* fbenv, boolean mirror);
/*======================================================================
* fribidi_debug_status() returns whether debugging is on or off,
* default is off.
*----------------------------------------------------------------------*/
boolean fribidi_debug_status (FriBidiEnv* fbenv);
/*======================================================================
* fribidi_set_debug() turn on or off debugging, default is off.
* if the library was compiled without DEBUG option, this function
* returns FALSE.
*----------------------------------------------------------------------*/
boolean fribidi_set_debug (FriBidiEnv* fbenv, boolean debug);
/*======================================================================
* Management of various styles of defining and using FriBidiEnv.
*----------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/*======================================================================
* For environments with global FriBidiEnv instance.
*----------------------------------------------------------------------*/
#ifdef GLOBAL_FRIBIDIENV
#define VALIDATE_FRIBIDIENV(env) if ((env) == NULL) (env) = &(fribidi_global_env)
extern FriBidiEnv fribidi_global_env;
#endif /* GLOBAL_FRIBIDIENV */
/*======================================================================
* For environments with disallow global variables.
*----------------------------------------------------------------------*/
#ifdef VERIFY_NO_GLOBAL_FRIBIDIENV
#define VALIDATE_FRIBIDIENV(env) if ((env) == NULL) Panic()
#endif /* VERIFY_NO_GLOBAL_FRIBIDIENV */
/*======================================================================
* For environments which need speed/code size optimization.
*----------------------------------------------------------------------*/
#ifdef NO_FRIBIDIENV_VALIDATION
#define VALIDATE_FRIBIDIENV(env)
/* Null definition, for environments, which guarantee valid
** environments, and need the efficiency.
*/
#endif /* NO_FRIBIDIENV_VALIDATION */
/* !!! Need to eliminate those ugly macros, which
* !!! I needed to prevent duplicate definitions when using
* !!! fribidi_mem.h
*/
#undef uint16
#undef boolean
#ifdef __cplusplus
}
#endif
#endif /* FRIBIDI_ENV_H */
/* End of fribidi_env.h */
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/* fribidi_env.c - FriBidi environment management
* Copyright (C) 2002 Omer Zak
*
* This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
* modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public
* License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either
* version 2.1 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
*
* This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
* but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
* MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU
* Lesser General Public License for more details.
*
* You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License
* along with this library, in a file named COPYING; if not, write to the
* Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330,
* Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA
*
* For licensing issues, contact <omerz at actcom.co.il>
*/
/*======================================================================
* The FriBidiEnv structure encapsulates data about the environment
* in which a particular instance of FriBidi runs.
*
* The structure was introduced to meet the following objectives:
* 1. Mechanism for freeing all memory allocated by FriBidi procedures
* if a procedure stopped executing in middle due to any reason,
* such as memory allocation failure.
* This mechanism is necessary for using FriBidi in small-memory
* devices, such as devices which run the GEOS and Symbian EPOC 6
* operating systems.
* 2. Avoidance of modifiable static memory variables, which are
* not allowed in Symbian EPOC 6 applications, and which prevent
* the FriBidi library from being reentrant in certain operating
* systems. The structure also allows FriBidi to be used in
* multhreaded environments.
* 3. Allow an application to run FriBidi under independent environments,
* using different settings in each environment.
*
* Every FriBidi function requires a pointer to FriBidiEnv as its first
* argument.
*----------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/* For standard malloc() and free(). */
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <assert.h>
#include "fribidi_env.h"
#include "fribidi_mem.h"
/*======================================================================
* Initialize a FriBidiEnv structure. Must be called before any
* other use of the structure.
*
* It initializes the doubly-linked list of memory chunks and the flags.
*----------------------------------------------------------------------*/
void init_fribidienv(FriBidiEnv* fribidienv, FriBidiFlags aFlags)
{
VALIDATE_FRIBIDIENV(fribidienv);
fribidienv->iAllocatedMemoryChunks = NULL;
fribidienv->iFlags = aFlags;
}
/*======================================================================
* Free all memory linked to this FriBidiEnv instance.
* After calling this procedure, the instance is legally initialized,
* so there is no need for a separate init_fribidienv() call (but it
* does not harm).
*----------------------------------------------------------------------*/
void destroy_fribidienv(FriBidiEnv* fribidienv)
{
FriBidiMemChunkPrefix* lChunkPtr;
FriBidiMemChunkPrefix* lChunkNext;
VALIDATE_FRIBIDIENV(fribidienv);
lChunkPtr = fribidienv->iAllocatedMemoryChunks;
while (NULL != lChunkPtr) {
lChunkNext = (FriBidiMemChunkPrefix*) (lChunkPtr->iNext);
free(lChunkPtr);
lChunkPtr = lChunkNext;
}
fribidienv->iAllocatedMemoryChunks = NULL;
}
/*======================================================================
* Allocate memory and link it to this FriBidiEnv instance.
* This function may throw an Out-Of-Memory exception in
* environments, which support exceptions.
*----------------------------------------------------------------------*/
void* fribidi_malloc(FriBidiEnv* fribidienv, size_t size)
{
FriBidiMemChunkPrefix* lChunk_ptr;
FriBidiMemChunkPrefix* lNextChunk_ptr;
VALIDATE_FRIBIDIENV(fribidienv);
lChunk_ptr = malloc(sizeof(FriBidiMemChunkPrefix) + size);
if (NULL == lChunk_ptr) {
FRIBIDI_OOM_ACTION;
}
/* Before:
* fribidienv->iAllocatedMemoryChunks points at lNextChunk_ptr.
* if (NULL != lNextChunk_Ptr):
* lNextChunk_ptr->iNext points at something.
* lNextChunk_ptr->iPrev points back at fribidienv.
*
* After:
* fribidienv->iAllocatedMemoryChunks points at lChunk_ptr.
* if (NULL != lNextChunk_Ptr):
* lNextChunk_ptr->iNext unchanged.
* lNextChunk_ptr->iPrev points at lChunk_ptr.
* lChunk_ptr->iNext points at lNextChunk_ptr.
* lChunk_ptr->iPrev points back at fribidienv.
*/
lNextChunk_ptr = fribidienv->iAllocatedMemoryChunks;
fribidienv->iAllocatedMemoryChunks = lChunk_ptr;
if (NULL != lNextChunk_ptr) {
lNextChunk_ptr->iPrev = lChunk_ptr;
}
lChunk_ptr->iNext = lNextChunk_ptr;
lChunk_ptr->iPrev = (FriBidiMemChunkPrefix*)fribidienv;
return((void*) (&lChunk_ptr[1]));
}
/*======================================================================
* Unlink the memory chunk pointed at by ptr from this
* FriBidiEnv instance and free it.
* If the memory chunk is not properly linked, then panic.
*----------------------------------------------------------------------*/
void fribidi_free(FriBidiEnv* fribidienv, void* ptr)
{
FriBidiMemChunkPrefix* lChunk_ptr;
FriBidiMemChunkPrefix* lNextChunk_ptr;
FriBidiMemChunkPrefix* lPrevChunk_ptr;
/* VALIDATE_FRIBIDIENV(fribidienv); */
/* fribidienv is not used in this implementation of fribidi_free() */
if (NULL == ptr) return;
lChunk_ptr = (FriBidiMemChunkPrefix*)
(((char *)ptr) - sizeof(FriBidiMemChunkPrefix));
lNextChunk_ptr = lChunk_ptr->iNext;
lPrevChunk_ptr = lChunk_ptr->iPrev;
assert(NULL != lPrevChunk_ptr);
/* Remove the current memory chunk from the doubly-linked list. */
lPrevChunk_ptr->iNext = lNextChunk_ptr;
if (NULL != lNextChunk_ptr) {
lNextChunk_ptr->iPrev = lPrevChunk_ptr;
}
free(lChunk_ptr);
}
/*======================================================================
* fribidi_mirroring_status() returns whether mirroring is on or off,
* default is on.
*----------------------------------------------------------------------*/
boolean fribidi_mirroring_status (FriBidiEnv* fbenv)
{
VALIDATE_FRIBIDIENV(fbenv);
return(0 != (fbenv->iFlags & FRIBIDIENV_MIRRORING_MODE) ? TRUE : FALSE);
}
/*======================================================================
* fribidi_set_mirroring() sets mirroring on or off,
*----------------------------------------------------------------------*/
void fribidi_set_mirroring (FriBidiEnv* fbenv, boolean mirror)
{
VALIDATE_FRIBIDIENV(fbenv);
if (FALSE != mirror) {
fbenv->iFlags |= FRIBIDIENV_MIRRORING_MODE;
}
else {
fbenv->iFlags &= (~FRIBIDIENV_MIRRORING_MODE);
}
}
/*======================================================================
* fribidi_debug_status() returns whether debugging is on or off,
* default is off.
*----------------------------------------------------------------------*/
boolean fribidi_debug_status (FriBidiEnv* fbenv)
{
VALIDATE_FRIBIDIENV(fbenv);
return(0 != (fbenv->iFlags & FRIBIDIENV_DEBUG_MODE) ? TRUE : FALSE);
}
/*======================================================================
* fribidi_set_debug() turn on or off debugging, default is off.
* if the library was compiled without DEBUG option, this function
* returns FALSE.
*----------------------------------------------------------------------*/
boolean fribidi_set_debug (FriBidiEnv* fbenv, boolean debug)
{
#ifdef DEBUG
VALIDATE_FRIBIDIENV(fbenv);
if (FALSE != debug) {
fbenv->iFlags |= FRIBIDIENV_DEBUG_MODE;
}
else {
fbenv->iFlags &= (~FRIBIDIENV_DEBUG_MODE);
}
return(debug);
#else /* DEBUG */
return(FALSE);
#endif /* DEBUG */
}
/*======================================================================
* For environments with global FriBidiEnv instance.
*----------------------------------------------------------------------*/
#ifdef GLOBAL_FRIBIDIENV
FriBidiEnv fribidi_global_env = {NULL, FRIBIDIENV_DEFAULT_SETTINGS};
/* fribidi_global_env needs no explicit initialization. */
#endif /* GLOBAL_FRIBIDIENV */
/* End of fribidi_env.c */
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