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@ -19,17 +19,214 @@
// Otherwise if not defined, Dqn_Allocator allocator = {}; will by default use malloc, realloc, free
#if defined(_MSC_VER)
#if defined(_CRT_SECURE_NO_WARNINGS)
#define DQN_CRT_SECURE_NO_WARNINGS_PREVIOUSLY_DEFINED
#else
#define _CRT_SECURE_NO_WARNINGS
#endif
#endif
// -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// NOTE: stb_sprintf
//
// -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// stb_sprintf - v1.05 - public domain snprintf() implementation
// originally by Jeff Roberts / RAD Game Tools, 2015/10/20
// http://github.com/nothings/stb
//
// allowed types: sc uidBboXx p AaGgEef n
// lengths : h ll j z t I64 I32 I
//
// Contributors:
// Fabian "ryg" Giesen (reformatting)
//
// Contributors (bugfixes):
// github:d26435
// github:trex78
// Jari Komppa (SI suffixes)
// Rohit Nirmal
// Marcin Wojdyr
// Leonard Ritter
//
// LICENSE:
//
// See end of file for license information.
#ifndef STB_SPRINTF_H_INCLUDE
#define STB_SPRINTF_H_INCLUDE
/*
Single file sprintf replacement.
Originally written by Jeff Roberts at RAD Game Tools - 2015/10/20.
Hereby placed in public domain.
This is a full sprintf replacement that supports everything that
the C runtime sprintfs support, including float/double, 64-bit integers,
hex floats, field parameters (%*.*d stuff), length reads backs, etc.
Why would you need this if sprintf already exists? Well, first off,
it's *much* faster (see below). It's also much smaller than the CRT
versions code-space-wise. We've also added some simple improvements
that are super handy (commas in thousands, callbacks at buffer full,
for example). Finally, the format strings for MSVC and GCC differ
for 64-bit integers (among other small things), so this lets you use
the same format strings in cross platform code.
It uses the standard single file trick of being both the header file
and the source itself. If you just include it normally, you just get
the header file function definitions. To get the code, you include
it from a C or C++ file and define STB_SPRINTF_IMPLEMENTATION first.
It only uses va_args macros from the C runtime to do it's work. It
does cast doubles to S64s and shifts and divides U64s, which does
drag in CRT code on most platforms.
It compiles to roughly 8K with float support, and 4K without.
As a comparison, when using MSVC static libs, calling sprintf drags
in 16K.
API:
====
int stbsp_sprintf( char * buf, char const * fmt, ... )
int stbsp_snprintf( char * buf, int count, char const * fmt, ... )
Convert an arg list into a buffer. stbsp_snprintf always returns
a zero-terminated string (unlike regular snprintf).
int stbsp_vsprintf( char * buf, char const * fmt, va_list va )
int stbsp_vsnprintf( char * buf, int count, char const * fmt, va_list va )
Convert a va_list arg list into a buffer. stbsp_vsnprintf always returns
a zero-terminated string (unlike regular snprintf).
int stbsp_vsprintfcb( STBSP_SPRINTFCB * callback, void * user, char * buf, char const * fmt, va_list va )
typedef char * STBSP_SPRINTFCB( char const * buf, void * user, int len );
Convert into a buffer, calling back every STB_SPRINTF_MIN chars.
Your callback can then copy the chars out, print them or whatever.
This function is actually the workhorse for everything else.
The buffer you pass in must hold at least STB_SPRINTF_MIN characters.
// you return the next buffer to use or 0 to stop converting
void stbsp_set_separators( char comma, char period )
Set the comma and period characters to use.
FLOATS/DOUBLES:
===============
This code uses a internal float->ascii conversion method that uses
doubles with error correction (double-doubles, for ~105 bits of
precision). This conversion is round-trip perfect - that is, an atof
of the values output here will give you the bit-exact double back.
One difference is that our insignificant digits will be different than
with MSVC or GCC (but they don't match each other either). We also
don't attempt to find the minimum length matching float (pre-MSVC15
doesn't either).
If you don't need float or doubles at all, define STB_SPRINTF_NOFLOAT
and you'll save 4K of code space.
64-BIT INTS:
============
This library also supports 64-bit integers and you can use MSVC style or
GCC style indicators (%I64d or %lld). It supports the C99 specifiers
for size_t and ptr_diff_t (%jd %zd) as well.
EXTRAS:
=======
Like some GCCs, for integers and floats, you can use a ' (single quote)
specifier and commas will be inserted on the thousands: "%'d" on 12345
would print 12,345.
For integers and floats, you can use a "$" specifier and the number
will be converted to float and then divided to get kilo, mega, giga or
tera and then printed, so "%$d" 1000 is "1.0 k", "%$.2d" 2536000 is
"2.53 M", etc. For byte values, use two $:s, like "%$$d" to turn
2536000 to "2.42 Mi". If you prefer JEDEC suffixes to SI ones, use three
$:s: "%$$$d" -> "2.42 M". To remove the space between the number and the
suffix, add "_" specifier: "%_$d" -> "2.53M".
In addition to octal and hexadecimal conversions, you can print
integers in binary: "%b" for 256 would print 100.
PERFORMANCE vs MSVC 2008 32-/64-bit (GCC is even slower than MSVC):
===================================================================
"%d" across all 32-bit ints (4.8x/4.0x faster than 32-/64-bit MSVC)
"%24d" across all 32-bit ints (4.5x/4.2x faster)
"%x" across all 32-bit ints (4.5x/3.8x faster)
"%08x" across all 32-bit ints (4.3x/3.8x faster)
"%f" across e-10 to e+10 floats (7.3x/6.0x faster)
"%e" across e-10 to e+10 floats (8.1x/6.0x faster)
"%g" across e-10 to e+10 floats (10.0x/7.1x faster)
"%f" for values near e-300 (7.9x/6.5x faster)
"%f" for values near e+300 (10.0x/9.1x faster)
"%e" for values near e-300 (10.1x/7.0x faster)
"%e" for values near e+300 (9.2x/6.0x faster)
"%.320f" for values near e-300 (12.6x/11.2x faster)
"%a" for random values (8.6x/4.3x faster)
"%I64d" for 64-bits with 32-bit values (4.8x/3.4x faster)
"%I64d" for 64-bits > 32-bit values (4.9x/5.5x faster)
"%s%s%s" for 64 char strings (7.1x/7.3x faster)
"...512 char string..." ( 35.0x/32.5x faster!)
*/
#if defined(__has_feature)
#if __has_feature(address_sanitizer)
#define STBI__ASAN __attribute__((no_sanitize("address")))
#endif
#endif
#ifndef STBI__ASAN
#define STBI__ASAN
#endif
#ifdef STB_SPRINTF_STATIC
#define STBSP__PUBLICDEC static
#define STBSP__PUBLICDEF static STBI__ASAN
#else
#ifdef __cplusplus
#define STBSP__PUBLICDEC extern "C"
#define STBSP__PUBLICDEF extern "C" STBI__ASAN
#else
#define STBSP__PUBLICDEC extern
#define STBSP__PUBLICDEF STBI__ASAN
#endif
#endif
#include <stdarg.h> // for va_list()
#ifndef STB_SPRINTF_MIN
#define STB_SPRINTF_MIN 512 // how many characters per callback
#endif
typedef char *STBSP_SPRINTFCB(char *buf, void *user, int len);
#ifndef STB_SPRINTF_DECORATE
#define STB_SPRINTF_DECORATE(name) stbsp_##name // define this before including if you want to change the names
#endif
STBSP__PUBLICDEF int STB_SPRINTF_DECORATE(vsprintf)(char *buf, char const *fmt, va_list va);
STBSP__PUBLICDEF int STB_SPRINTF_DECORATE(vsnprintf)(char *buf, int count, char const *fmt, va_list va);
STBSP__PUBLICDEF int STB_SPRINTF_DECORATE(sprintf)(char *buf, char const *fmt, ...);
STBSP__PUBLICDEF int STB_SPRINTF_DECORATE(snprintf)(char *buf, int count, char const *fmt, ...);
STBSP__PUBLICDEF int STB_SPRINTF_DECORATE(vsprintfcb)(STBSP_SPRINTFCB *callback, void *user, char *buf, char const *fmt, va_list va);
STBSP__PUBLICDEF void STB_SPRINTF_DECORATE(set_separators)(char comma, char period);
#endif // STB_SPRINTF_H_INCLUDE
// -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// DQN
//
// -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#ifndef DQN_H
#define DQN_H
#if defined(_MSC_VER)
#define _CRT_SECURE_NO_WARNINGS
#endif
#include <float.h> // FLT_MAX
#include <stdint.h> // uint/int typedefs
#include <string.h> // memset, memcmp, strlen, strcmp
#include <stdarg.h> // va_list
#include <limits.h> // INT_MIN/MAX etc
#include <stddef.h> // ptrdiff_t
#undef DQN_HEADER_IMPLEMENTATION
#include "DqnHeader.h"
@ -165,16 +362,16 @@ const Dqn_f32 DQN_F32_MAX = FLT_MAX;
const Dqn_isize DQN_ISIZE_MAX = PTRDIFF_MAX;
const Dqn_usize DQN_USIZE_MAX = SIZE_MAX;
template <typename T, Dqn_usize N>
template <typename T, Dqn_isize N>
DQN_HEADER_COPY_PROTOTYPE(constexpr Dqn_usize, Dqn_ArrayCount(T const (&)[N])) { return N; }
template <typename T, Dqn_usize N>
template <typename T, Dqn_isize N>
DQN_HEADER_COPY_PROTOTYPE(constexpr Dqn_isize, Dqn_ArrayCountI(T const (&)[N])) { return N; }
template <Dqn_usize N>
template <Dqn_isize N>
DQN_HEADER_COPY_PROTOTYPE(constexpr Dqn_usize, Dqn_CharCount(char const (&)[N])) { return N - 1; }
template <Dqn_usize N>
template <Dqn_isize N>
DQN_HEADER_COPY_PROTOTYPE(constexpr Dqn_isize, Dqn_CharCountI(char const (&)[N])) { return N - 1; }
template <typename Procedure>
@ -602,158 +799,132 @@ DQN_HEADER_COPY_END
// @
// @ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DQN_HEADER_COPY_BEGIN
struct Dqn_StringBuilderBuffer
struct Dqn_StringBuilderBlock
{
char *mem;
Dqn_isize size;
Dqn_isize used;
Dqn_StringBuilderBuffer *next;
char *mem;
Dqn_isize size;
Dqn_isize used;
Dqn_StringBuilderBlock *next;
};
Dqn_isize constexpr DQN_STRING_BUILDER_MIN_MEM_BUF_ALLOC_SIZE = DQN_KILOBYTES(4);
template <Dqn_usize N = DQN_KILOBYTES(16)>
Dqn_isize constexpr DQN_STRING_BUILDER_MIN_BLOCK_SIZE = DQN_KILOBYTES(4);
template <Dqn_isize N = DQN_KILOBYTES(16)>
struct Dqn_StringBuilder
{
Dqn_Allocator allocator;
char fixed_mem[N];
Dqn_isize fixed_mem_used;
Dqn_StringBuilderBuffer *next_mem_buf;
Dqn_StringBuilderBuffer *last_mem_buf;
Dqn_isize string_len;
Dqn_Allocator allocator;
char fixed_mem[N];
Dqn_StringBuilderBlock fixed_mem_block;
Dqn_StringBuilderBlock *last_mem_block;
};
DQN_HEADER_COPY_END
template <Dqn_usize N> DQN_FILE_SCOPE char *Dqn_StringBuilder__GetWriteBufferAndUpdateUsage(Dqn_StringBuilder<N> *builder, Dqn_isize size_required)
template <Dqn_isize N>
void Dqn_StringBuilder__LazyInitialise(Dqn_StringBuilder<N> *builder)
{
char *result = builder->fixed_mem + builder->fixed_mem_used;
Dqn_isize space = Dqn_ArrayCountI(builder->fixed_mem) - builder->fixed_mem_used;
Dqn_isize *usage = &builder->fixed_mem_used;
builder->fixed_mem_block.mem = builder->fixed_mem;
builder->fixed_mem_block.size = Dqn_ArrayCount(builder->fixed_mem);
builder->fixed_mem_block.used = 0;
builder->fixed_mem_block.next = nullptr;
builder->last_mem_block = &builder->fixed_mem_block;
}
if (builder->last_mem_buf)
// @ size_required: The length of the string not including the null terminator.
template <Dqn_isize N> DQN_FILE_SCOPE char *Dqn_StringBuilder_AllocateWriteBuffer(Dqn_StringBuilder<N> *builder, Dqn_isize size_required)
{
if (!builder->fixed_mem_block.mem)
{
Dqn_StringBuilderBuffer *last_buf = builder->last_mem_buf;
result = last_buf->mem + last_buf->used;
space = last_buf->size - last_buf->used;
usage = &last_buf->used;
DQN_ASSERT(!builder->last_mem_block);
Dqn_StringBuilder__LazyInitialise(builder);
}
if (space < size_required)
Dqn_StringBuilderBlock *block = builder->last_mem_block;
Dqn_b32 new_block_needed = (block->size - block->used) < size_required;
if (new_block_needed)
{
// NOTE: Need to allocate new buf
Dqn_isize allocation_size = DQN_ISIZEOF(*builder->last_mem_buf) + DQN_MAX(size_required, DQN_STRING_BUILDER_MIN_MEM_BUF_ALLOC_SIZE);
void *memory = Dqn_Allocator_Allocate(&builder->allocator, allocation_size, alignof(Dqn_StringBuilderBuffer));
if (!memory) return nullptr;
auto *new_buf = DQN_CAST(Dqn_StringBuilderBuffer *)memory;
*new_buf = {};
new_buf->mem = DQN_CAST(char *)memory + sizeof(*new_buf);
new_buf->size = allocation_size;
result = new_buf->mem;
usage = &new_buf->used;
Dqn_isize allocation_size = DQN_MAX(size_required, DQN_STRING_BUILDER_MIN_BLOCK_SIZE);
block = Dqn_Allocator_AllocateType<Dqn_StringBuilderBlock>(&builder->allocator, 1);
if (!block) return nullptr;
if (builder->last_mem_buf)
{
builder->last_mem_buf->next = new_buf;
}
else
{
builder->next_mem_buf = new_buf;
builder->last_mem_buf = new_buf;
}
*block = {};
block->mem = DQN_CAST(char *)Dqn_Allocator_Allocate(&builder->allocator, allocation_size, alignof(char));
block->size = allocation_size;
builder->last_mem_block->next = block;
builder->last_mem_block = builder->last_mem_block->next;
}
if (size_required > 0 && *usage > 0 && result[-1] == 0)
{
// NOTE: Not first time writing into buffer using sprintf, sprintf always writes a null terminator, so we must
// subtract one
(*usage)--;
result--;
}
*usage += size_required;
char *result = block->mem + block->used;
block->used += size_required;
return result;
}
template <Dqn_usize N> DQN_FILE_SCOPE void Dqn_StringBuilder__BuildOutput(Dqn_StringBuilder<N> const *builder, char *dest, Dqn_isize dest_size)
// @ The necessary length to build the string, it returns the length not including the null-terminator
DQN_HEADER_COPY_PROTOTYPE(template <Dqn_isize N> Dqn_isize, Dqn_StringBuilder_BuildLength(Dqn_StringBuilder<N> const *builder))
{
// NOTE: No data appended to builder, just allocate am empty string. But
// always allocate, so we avoid adding making nullptr part of the possible
// return values and makes using Dqn_StringBuilder more complex.
if (dest_size == 1)
Dqn_isize result = 0;
for (Dqn_StringBuilderBlock const *block = &builder->fixed_mem_block;
block;
block = block->next)
{
dest[0] = 0;
return;
result += block->used;
}
if (!dest)
{
DQN_ASSERT(dest);
return;
}
char const *end = dest + dest_size;
char *buf_ptr = dest;
DQN_MEMCOPY(buf_ptr, builder->fixed_mem, builder->fixed_mem_used);
buf_ptr += builder->fixed_mem_used;
Dqn_isize remaining_space = end - buf_ptr;
DQN_ASSERT(remaining_space >= 0);
for (Dqn_StringBuilderBuffer *string_buf = builder->next_mem_buf;
string_buf && remaining_space > 0;
string_buf = string_buf->next)
{
buf_ptr--; // We always copy the null terminator from the buffers, so if we know we have another buffer to copy from, remove the null terminator
DQN_MEMCOPY(buf_ptr, string_buf->mem, string_buf->used);
buf_ptr += string_buf->used;
remaining_space = end - buf_ptr;
DQN_ASSERT(remaining_space >= 0);
}
DQN_ASSERT(buf_ptr == dest + dest_size);
}
// @ The necessary length to build the string, it returns the length including the null-terminator
DQN_HEADER_COPY_PROTOTYPE(template <Dqn_usize N> Dqn_isize, Dqn_StringBuilder_BuildLen(Dqn_StringBuilder<N> const *builder))
{
Dqn_isize result = builder->string_len + 1;
return result;
}
DQN_HEADER_COPY_PROTOTYPE(template <Dqn_usize N> void, Dqn_StringBuilder_BuildInBuffer(Dqn_StringBuilder<N> const *builder, char *dest, Dqn_usize dest_size))
DQN_HEADER_COPY_PROTOTYPE(template <Dqn_isize N> void, Dqn_StringBuilder_BuildToDest(Dqn_StringBuilder<N> const *builder, char *dest, Dqn_usize dest_size))
{
Dqn_StringBuilder__BuildOutput(builder, dest, dest_size);
if (!dest) return;
if (dest_size == 1) { dest[0] = 0; return; }
char *ptr = dest;
char const *end = dest + dest_size;
Dqn_isize remaining_space = end - ptr;
for (Dqn_StringBuilderBlock const *block = &builder->fixed_mem_block;
block && remaining_space > 0;
block = block->next, remaining_space = end - ptr)
{
Dqn_isize num_bytes = block->used;
Dqn_isize bytes_to_copy = DQN_MIN(num_bytes, remaining_space);
DQN_MEMCOPY(ptr, block->mem, bytes_to_copy);
ptr += bytes_to_copy;
}
if (remaining_space > 0) ptr[ 0] = 0; // Append null terminator
else ptr[-1] = 0; // Oops ran out of space. Terminate the output prematurely.
}
DQN_HEADER_COPY_PROTOTYPE(template <Dqn_usize N> char *, Dqn_StringBuilder_Build(Dqn_StringBuilder<N> *builder, Dqn_Allocator *allocator, Dqn_isize *len = nullptr))
DQN_HEADER_COPY_PROTOTYPE(template <Dqn_isize N> char *, Dqn_StringBuilder_Build(Dqn_StringBuilder<N> *builder, Dqn_Allocator *allocator, Dqn_isize *len = nullptr))
{
Dqn_isize len_w_null_terminator = Dqn_StringBuilder_BuildLen(builder);
auto *result = DQN_CAST(char *)Dqn_Allocator_Allocate(allocator, len_w_null_terminator, alignof(char));
if (len) *len = (len_w_null_terminator - 1);
Dqn_StringBuilder__BuildOutput(builder, result, len_w_null_terminator);
Dqn_isize len_ = 0;
if (!len) len = &len_;
*len = Dqn_StringBuilder_BuildLength(builder);
auto *result = DQN_CAST(char *)Dqn_Allocator_Allocate(allocator, *len + 1, alignof(char));
Dqn_StringBuilder_BuildToDest(builder, result, *len + 1);
return result;
}
DQN_HEADER_COPY_PROTOTYPE(template <Dqn_usize N> Dqn_String, Dqn_StringBuilder_BuildString(Dqn_StringBuilder<N> *builder, Dqn_Allocator *allocator))
DQN_HEADER_COPY_PROTOTYPE(template <Dqn_isize N> Dqn_String, Dqn_StringBuilder_BuildString(Dqn_StringBuilder<N> *builder, Dqn_Allocator *allocator))
{
Dqn_String result = {};
result.str = Dqn_StringBuilder_Build(builder, allocator, &result.len);
return result;
}
DQN_HEADER_COPY_PROTOTYPE(template <Dqn_usize N> void, Dqn_StringBuilder_VFmtAppend(Dqn_StringBuilder<N> *builder, char const *fmt, va_list va))
DQN_HEADER_COPY_PROTOTYPE(template <Dqn_isize N> void, Dqn_StringBuilder_VFmtAppend(Dqn_StringBuilder<N> *builder, char const *fmt, va_list va))
{
if (!fmt) return;
va_list va2;
va_copy(va2, va);
Dqn_isize require = stbsp_vsnprintf(nullptr, 0, fmt, va) + 1;
char *buf = Dqn_StringBuilder__GetWriteBufferAndUpdateUsage(builder, require);
stbsp_vsnprintf(buf, static_cast<int>(require), fmt, va2);
Dqn_isize len = stbsp_vsnprintf(nullptr, 0, fmt, va);
char *buf = Dqn_StringBuilder_AllocateWriteBuffer(builder, len + 1);
stbsp_vsnprintf(buf, static_cast<int>(len + 1), fmt, va2);
va_end(va2);
builder->string_len += (require - 1); // -1 to exclude null terminator
DQN_ASSERT(builder->last_mem_block->used >= 0);
builder->last_mem_block->used--; // stbsp_vsnprintf null terminates, back out the null-terminator from the mem block
}
DQN_HEADER_COPY_PROTOTYPE(template <Dqn_usize N> void, Dqn_StringBuilder_FmtAppend(Dqn_StringBuilder<N> *builder, char const *fmt, ...))
DQN_HEADER_COPY_PROTOTYPE(template <Dqn_isize N> void, Dqn_StringBuilder_FmtAppend(Dqn_StringBuilder<N> *builder, char const *fmt, ...))
{
va_list va;
va_start(va, fmt);
@ -761,51 +932,39 @@ DQN_HEADER_COPY_PROTOTYPE(template <Dqn_usize N> void, Dqn_StringBuilder_FmtAppe
va_end(va);
}
DQN_HEADER_COPY_PROTOTYPE(template <Dqn_usize N> void, Dqn_StringBuilder_Append(Dqn_StringBuilder<N> *builder, char const *str, Dqn_isize len = -1))
DQN_HEADER_COPY_PROTOTYPE(template <Dqn_isize N> void, Dqn_StringBuilder_Append(Dqn_StringBuilder<N> *builder, char const *str, Dqn_isize len = -1))
{
if (!str) return;
if (len == -1) len = DQN_CAST(Dqn_isize)strlen(str);
if (len == 0) return;
Dqn_isize len_w_null_terminator = len + 1;
char *buf = Dqn_StringBuilder__GetWriteBufferAndUpdateUsage(builder, len_w_null_terminator);
char *buf = Dqn_StringBuilder_AllocateWriteBuffer(builder, len);
DQN_MEMCOPY(buf, str, len);
builder->string_len += len;
buf[len] = 0;
}
DQN_HEADER_COPY_PROTOTYPE(template <Dqn_usize N> void, Dqn_StringBuilder_AppendString(Dqn_StringBuilder<N> *builder, Dqn_String const string))
DQN_HEADER_COPY_PROTOTYPE(template <Dqn_isize N> void, Dqn_StringBuilder_AppendString(Dqn_StringBuilder<N> *builder, Dqn_String const string))
{
if (!string.str || string.len == 0) return;
Dqn_isize len_w_null_terminator = string.len + 1;
char *buf = Dqn_StringBuilder__GetWriteBufferAndUpdateUsage(builder, len_w_null_terminator);
char *buf = Dqn_StringBuilder_AllocateWriteBuffer(builder, string.len);
DQN_MEMCOPY(buf, string.str, string.len);
builder->string_len += string.len;
buf[string.len] = 0;
}
DQN_HEADER_COPY_PROTOTYPE(template <Dqn_usize N> void, Dqn_StringBuilder_AppendChar(Dqn_StringBuilder<N> *builder, char ch))
DQN_HEADER_COPY_PROTOTYPE(template <Dqn_isize N> void, Dqn_StringBuilder_AppendChar(Dqn_StringBuilder<N> *builder, char ch))
{
char *buf = Dqn_StringBuilder__GetWriteBufferAndUpdateUsage(builder, 1 + 1 /*null terminator*/);
char *buf = Dqn_StringBuilder_AllocateWriteBuffer(builder, 1);
*buf++ = ch;
builder->string_len++;
buf[1] = 0;
}
DQN_HEADER_COPY_PROTOTYPE(template <Dqn_usize N> void, Dqn_StringBuilder_Free(Dqn_StringBuilder<N> *builder))
DQN_HEADER_COPY_PROTOTYPE(template <Dqn_isize N> void, Dqn_StringBuilder_Free(Dqn_StringBuilder<N> *builder))
{
for (Dqn_StringBuilderBuffer *buffer = builder->next_mem_buf;
buffer;
)
for (Dqn_StringBuilderBlock *block = builder->fixed_mem_block.next;
block;
block = block->next)
{
Dqn_StringBuilderBuffer *buffer_to_free = buffer;
buffer = buffer->next;
Dqn_Allocator_Free(&builder->allocator, buffer_to_free);
Dqn_StringBuilderBlock *block_to_free = block;
Dqn_Allocator_Free(&builder->allocator, block_to_free->mem);
Dqn_Allocator_Free(&builder->allocator, block_to_free);
}
builder->next_mem_buf = builder->last_mem_buf = nullptr;
builder->fixed_mem_used = 0;
builder->string_len = 0;
Dqn_StringBuilder__LazyInitialise(builder);
}
// @ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
@ -1172,6 +1331,7 @@ struct Dqn_FixedString
{
union { char data[MAX_]; char str[MAX_]; char buf[MAX_]; };
Dqn_isize len;
Dqn_isize max = MAX_;
Dqn_FixedString() { data[0] = 0; len = 0; }
Dqn_FixedString(char const *fmt, ...)
@ -1269,197 +1429,8 @@ struct Dqn_U64Str
int len;
};
DQN_HEADER_COPY_END
#if defined(_MSC_VER)
#undef _CRT_SECURE_NO_WARNINGS
#endif
#endif // DQN_H
// -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// NOTE: stb_sprintf
//
// -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// stb_sprintf - v1.05 - public domain snprintf() implementation
// originally by Jeff Roberts / RAD Game Tools, 2015/10/20
// http://github.com/nothings/stb
//
// allowed types: sc uidBboXx p AaGgEef n
// lengths : h ll j z t I64 I32 I
//
// Contributors:
// Fabian "ryg" Giesen (reformatting)
//
// Contributors (bugfixes):
// github:d26435
// github:trex78
// Jari Komppa (SI suffixes)
// Rohit Nirmal
// Marcin Wojdyr
// Leonard Ritter
//
// LICENSE:
//
// See end of file for license information.
#ifndef STB_SPRINTF_H_INCLUDE
#define STB_SPRINTF_H_INCLUDE
/*
Single file sprintf replacement.
Originally written by Jeff Roberts at RAD Game Tools - 2015/10/20.
Hereby placed in public domain.
This is a full sprintf replacement that supports everything that
the C runtime sprintfs support, including float/double, 64-bit integers,
hex floats, field parameters (%*.*d stuff), length reads backs, etc.
Why would you need this if sprintf already exists? Well, first off,
it's *much* faster (see below). It's also much smaller than the CRT
versions code-space-wise. We've also added some simple improvements
that are super handy (commas in thousands, callbacks at buffer full,
for example). Finally, the format strings for MSVC and GCC differ
for 64-bit integers (among other small things), so this lets you use
the same format strings in cross platform code.
It uses the standard single file trick of being both the header file
and the source itself. If you just include it normally, you just get
the header file function definitions. To get the code, you include
it from a C or C++ file and define STB_SPRINTF_IMPLEMENTATION first.
It only uses va_args macros from the C runtime to do it's work. It
does cast doubles to S64s and shifts and divides U64s, which does
drag in CRT code on most platforms.
It compiles to roughly 8K with float support, and 4K without.
As a comparison, when using MSVC static libs, calling sprintf drags
in 16K.
API:
====
int stbsp_sprintf( char * buf, char const * fmt, ... )
int stbsp_snprintf( char * buf, int count, char const * fmt, ... )
Convert an arg list into a buffer. stbsp_snprintf always returns
a zero-terminated string (unlike regular snprintf).
int stbsp_vsprintf( char * buf, char const * fmt, va_list va )
int stbsp_vsnprintf( char * buf, int count, char const * fmt, va_list va )
Convert a va_list arg list into a buffer. stbsp_vsnprintf always returns
a zero-terminated string (unlike regular snprintf).
int stbsp_vsprintfcb( STBSP_SPRINTFCB * callback, void * user, char * buf, char const * fmt, va_list va )
typedef char * STBSP_SPRINTFCB( char const * buf, void * user, int len );
Convert into a buffer, calling back every STB_SPRINTF_MIN chars.
Your callback can then copy the chars out, print them or whatever.
This function is actually the workhorse for everything else.
The buffer you pass in must hold at least STB_SPRINTF_MIN characters.
// you return the next buffer to use or 0 to stop converting
void stbsp_set_separators( char comma, char period )
Set the comma and period characters to use.
FLOATS/DOUBLES:
===============
This code uses a internal float->ascii conversion method that uses
doubles with error correction (double-doubles, for ~105 bits of
precision). This conversion is round-trip perfect - that is, an atof
of the values output here will give you the bit-exact double back.
One difference is that our insignificant digits will be different than
with MSVC or GCC (but they don't match each other either). We also
don't attempt to find the minimum length matching float (pre-MSVC15
doesn't either).
If you don't need float or doubles at all, define STB_SPRINTF_NOFLOAT
and you'll save 4K of code space.
64-BIT INTS:
============
This library also supports 64-bit integers and you can use MSVC style or
GCC style indicators (%I64d or %lld). It supports the C99 specifiers
for size_t and ptr_diff_t (%jd %zd) as well.
EXTRAS:
=======
Like some GCCs, for integers and floats, you can use a ' (single quote)
specifier and commas will be inserted on the thousands: "%'d" on 12345
would print 12,345.
For integers and floats, you can use a "$" specifier and the number
will be converted to float and then divided to get kilo, mega, giga or
tera and then printed, so "%$d" 1000 is "1.0 k", "%$.2d" 2536000 is
"2.53 M", etc. For byte values, use two $:s, like "%$$d" to turn
2536000 to "2.42 Mi". If you prefer JEDEC suffixes to SI ones, use three
$:s: "%$$$d" -> "2.42 M". To remove the space between the number and the
suffix, add "_" specifier: "%_$d" -> "2.53M".
In addition to octal and hexadecimal conversions, you can print
integers in binary: "%b" for 256 would print 100.
PERFORMANCE vs MSVC 2008 32-/64-bit (GCC is even slower than MSVC):
===================================================================
"%d" across all 32-bit ints (4.8x/4.0x faster than 32-/64-bit MSVC)
"%24d" across all 32-bit ints (4.5x/4.2x faster)
"%x" across all 32-bit ints (4.5x/3.8x faster)
"%08x" across all 32-bit ints (4.3x/3.8x faster)
"%f" across e-10 to e+10 floats (7.3x/6.0x faster)
"%e" across e-10 to e+10 floats (8.1x/6.0x faster)
"%g" across e-10 to e+10 floats (10.0x/7.1x faster)
"%f" for values near e-300 (7.9x/6.5x faster)
"%f" for values near e+300 (10.0x/9.1x faster)
"%e" for values near e-300 (10.1x/7.0x faster)
"%e" for values near e+300 (9.2x/6.0x faster)
"%.320f" for values near e-300 (12.6x/11.2x faster)
"%a" for random values (8.6x/4.3x faster)
"%I64d" for 64-bits with 32-bit values (4.8x/3.4x faster)
"%I64d" for 64-bits > 32-bit values (4.9x/5.5x faster)
"%s%s%s" for 64 char strings (7.1x/7.3x faster)
"...512 char string..." ( 35.0x/32.5x faster!)
*/
#if defined(__has_feature)
#if __has_feature(address_sanitizer)
#define STBI__ASAN __attribute__((no_sanitize("address")))
#endif
#endif
#ifndef STBI__ASAN
#define STBI__ASAN
#endif
#ifdef STB_SPRINTF_STATIC
#define STBSP__PUBLICDEC static
#define STBSP__PUBLICDEF static STBI__ASAN
#else
#ifdef __cplusplus
#define STBSP__PUBLICDEC extern "C"
#define STBSP__PUBLICDEF extern "C" STBI__ASAN
#else
#define STBSP__PUBLICDEC extern
#define STBSP__PUBLICDEF STBI__ASAN
#endif
#endif
#include <stdarg.h> // for va_list()
#ifndef STB_SPRINTF_MIN
#define STB_SPRINTF_MIN 512 // how many characters per callback
#endif
typedef char *STBSP_SPRINTFCB(char *buf, void *user, int len);
#ifndef STB_SPRINTF_DECORATE
#define STB_SPRINTF_DECORATE(name) stbsp_##name // define this before including if you want to change the names
#endif
STBSP__PUBLICDEF int STB_SPRINTF_DECORATE(vsprintf)(char *buf, char const *fmt, va_list va);
STBSP__PUBLICDEF int STB_SPRINTF_DECORATE(vsnprintf)(char *buf, int count, char const *fmt, va_list va);
STBSP__PUBLICDEF int STB_SPRINTF_DECORATE(sprintf)(char *buf, char const *fmt, ...);
STBSP__PUBLICDEF int STB_SPRINTF_DECORATE(snprintf)(char *buf, int count, char const *fmt, ...);
STBSP__PUBLICDEF int STB_SPRINTF_DECORATE(vsprintfcb)(STBSP_SPRINTFCB *callback, void *user, char *buf, char const *fmt, va_list va);
STBSP__PUBLICDEF void STB_SPRINTF_DECORATE(set_separators)(char comma, char period);
#endif // STB_SPRINTF_H_INCLUDE
#ifdef DQN_IMPLEMENTATION
#define STB_SPRINTF_IMPLEMENTATION
#include <stdio.h> // fprintf, FILE, stdout, stderr
@ -1494,6 +1465,7 @@ DQN_HEADER_COPY_PROTOTYPE(char *, Dqn_U64Str_ToStr(Dqn_u64 val, Dqn_U64Str *resu
return result->str;
}
// @ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
// @
// @ NOTE: Logging
@ -1616,7 +1588,7 @@ DQN_HEADER_COPY_PROTOTYPE(void *, Dqn_Allocator_Allocate(Dqn_Allocator *allocato
char *result = nullptr;
switch (allocator->type)
{
case Dqn_Allocator_Type::Null: DQN_ASSERT(DQN_INVALID_CODE_PATH);
case Dqn_Allocator_Type::Null:
default: break;
case Dqn_Allocator_Type::Heap:
@ -4369,3 +4341,8 @@ WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
*/
#if defined(_MSC_VER)
#if !defined(DQN_CRT_SECURE_NO_WARNINGS_PREVIOUSLY_DEFINED)
#undef _CRT_SECURE_NO_WARNINGS
#endif
#endif