libsscm-dev 0.8.5-2build1 / usr / include / sigscheme / scmint.h

/*===========================================================================
 *  Filename : scmint.h
 *  About    : Integer types for Scheme implementation
 *
 *  Copyright (C) 2005-2006 YAMAMOTO Kengo <yamaken AT bp.iij4u.or.jp>
 *  Copyright (c) 2007-2008 SigScheme Project <uim-en AT googlegroups.com>
 *
 *  All rights reserved.
 *
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 *
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 *
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===========================================================================*/

/*
 * This file is independent of SigScheme and can be used to implement Scheme
 * implementation-neutral generic subordinate parts, such as ports and
 * character encoding handlers. In our short-term development, this separation
 * aims that making the underlying port implementations and encoding handlers
 * directly usable from libuim without SigScheme. It is needed to make libuim
 * Scheme-implementation independent without problems caused by differences of
 * implementation-specific character encoding handling behaviors.
 *
 * The copyright will be succeeded to the uim Project once the subordinate
 * parts are completely separated from SigScheme.
 *
 *   -- YamaKen 2006-03-30
 */

#ifndef __SCM_SCMINT_H
#define __SCM_SCMINT_H

#include <sigscheme/config.h>

#if HAVE_STDINT_H
#include <stdint.h>
#endif
#if HAVE_INTTYPES_H
#include <inttypes.h>
#endif
#if HAVE_SYS_INTTYPES_H
#include <sys/inttypes.h>
#endif
#if HAVE_SYS_TYPES_H
#include <sys/types.h>
#endif
#include <limits.h>

#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif

/*=======================================
  Macro Definitions
=======================================*/
#ifndef SCM_EMPTY_EXPR
#define SCM_EMPTY_EXPR ((void)0)
#endif

/*=======================================
  Type Definitions: stdint.h subtitutes
=======================================*/
#define SCM_STDINT_MIN(t) ((t)(~(u##t)0))
#define SCM_STDINT_MAX(t) ((t)((~(u##t)0) >> 1))

/* Note: Since these macros are not pure constant such as (-1LL), testing in
 * preprocessor directives (such as #if INT32_MAX < LONG_MAX) does not work. */
#ifndef INT8_MIN
#define INT8_MIN    SCM_STDINT_MIN(int8_t)
#endif
#ifndef INT16_MIN
#define INT16_MIN   SCM_STDINT_MIN(int16_t)
#endif
#ifndef INT32_MIN
#define INT32_MIN   SCM_STDINT_MIN(int32_t)
#endif
#ifndef INT64_MIN
#define INT64_MIN   SCM_STDINT_MIN(int64_t)
#endif
#ifndef INTMAX_MIN
#define INTMAX_MIN  SCM_STDINT_MIN(intmax_t)
#endif
#ifndef INTPTR_MIN
#define INTPTR_MIN  SCM_STDINT_MIN(intptr_t)
#endif

#ifndef INT8_MAX
#define INT8_MAX    SCM_STDINT_MAX(int8_t)
#endif
#ifndef INT16_MAX
#define INT16_MAX   SCM_STDINT_MAX(int16_t)
#endif
#ifndef INT32_MAX
#define INT32_MAX   SCM_STDINT_MAX(int32_t)
#endif
#ifndef INT64_MAX
#define INT64_MAX   SCM_STDINT_MAX(int64_t)
#endif
#ifndef INTMAX_MAX
#define INTMAX_MAX  SCM_STDINT_MAX(intmax_t)
#endif
#ifndef INTPTR_MAX
#define INTPTR_MAX  SCM_STDINT_MAX(intptr_t)
#endif

#ifndef UINT8_MAX
#define UINT8_MAX   (~(uint8_t)0)
#endif
#ifndef UINT16_MAX
#define UINT16_MAX  (~(uint16_t)0)
#endif
#ifndef UINT32_MAX
#define UINT32_MAX  (~(uint32_t)0)
#endif
#ifndef UINT64_MAX
#define UINT64_MAX  (~(uint64_t)0)
#endif
#ifndef UINTMAX_MAX
#define UINTMAX_MAX (~(uintmax_t)0)
#endif
#ifndef UINTPTR_MAX
#define UINTPTR_MAX (~(uintptr_t)0)
#endif

/*=======================================
  Type Definitions
=======================================*/
/*
 * Our own Boolean type
 *
 * libsscm does not use C99 stdbool, its autoconf equivalent or popular
 * combination of {int, TRUE, FALSE}, to avoid system-dependent ABI
 * incompatibility (such as size difference) and client-dependent problems
 * (such as an unexpected assumption about TRUE value).
 *
 * The definition use plain typedef and macro definition to avoid
 * misrecognition about the usage of the type, such as enum-related ones.
 *
 *                           *** IMPORTANT ***
 *
 * Do not test a value with (val == scm_true). The scm_true is only A TYPICAL
 * VALUE FOR TRUE. Use (val) or (val != scm_false) instead.
 *
 */
typedef int scm_bool;
#define scm_false 0
#define scm_true  1

/*
 * Fixed bit width numbers
 *
 * This types define internal representation corresponding to each number
 * objects of Scheme.
 *
 * The configuration alters both ABI and storage implementation of
 * libsscm. Although it specifies the bit width, actual width varies for each
 * underlying storage implementation. Refer SCM_INT_BITS, SCM_INT_MAX and so
 * on to know such values.
 *
 * The integer type defaults to 64-bit on LP64 platforms.
 */
#if SCM_USE_64BIT_FIXNUM
typedef int64_t            scm_int_t;
typedef uint64_t           scm_uint_t;
#define ALIGNOF_SCM_INT_T  ALIGNOF_INT64_T
#define ALIGNOF_SCM_UINT_T ALIGNOF_INT64_T
#define SIZEOF_SCM_INT_T   SIZEOF_INT64_T
#define SIZEOF_SCM_UINT_T  SIZEOF_INT64_T
#define SCM_INT_T_MAX      INT64_MAX
#define SCM_INT_T_MIN      INT64_MIN
#define SCM_UINT_T_MAX     UINT64_MAX
#elif SCM_USE_32BIT_FIXNUM
typedef int32_t            scm_int_t;
typedef uint32_t           scm_uint_t;
#define ALIGNOF_SCM_INT_T  ALIGNOF_INT32_T
#define ALIGNOF_SCM_UINT_T ALIGNOF_INT32_T
#define SIZEOF_SCM_INT_T   SIZEOF_INT32_T
#define SIZEOF_SCM_UINT_T  SIZEOF_INT32_T
#define SCM_INT_T_MAX      INT32_MAX
#define SCM_INT_T_MIN      INT32_MIN
#define SCM_UINT_T_MAX     UINT32_MAX
#elif SCM_USE_INT_FIXNUM
typedef int                scm_int_t;
typedef unsigned int       scm_uint_t;
#define ALIGNOF_SCM_INT_T  ALIGNOF_INT
#define ALIGNOF_SCM_UINT_T ALIGNOF_INT
#define SIZEOF_SCM_INT_T   SIZEOF_INT
#define SIZEOF_SCM_UINT_T  SIZEOF_INT
#define SCM_INT_T_MAX      INT_MAX
#define SCM_INT_T_MIN      INT_MIN
#define SCM_UINT_T_MAX     UINT_MAX
#else
#undef  SCM_USE_LONG_FIXNUM
#define SCM_USE_LONG_FIXNUM 1
typedef long               scm_int_t;
typedef unsigned long      scm_uint_t;
#define ALIGNOF_SCM_INT_T  ALIGNOF_LONG
#define ALIGNOF_SCM_UINT_T ALIGNOF_LONG
#define SIZEOF_SCM_INT_T   SIZEOF_LONG
#define SIZEOF_SCM_UINT_T  SIZEOF_LONG
#define SCM_INT_T_MAX      LONG_MAX
#define SCM_INT_T_MIN      LONG_MIN
#define SCM_UINT_T_MAX     ULONG_MAX
#endif

/*
 * Integer representation of abstract reference to ScmObj
 *
 * This types define sufficient width integer which is capable of holding any
 * ScmRef that is used in currently selected storage implementation.
 *
 * A ScmRef is abstract reference to a ScmObj. It is usually a pointer, but do
 * not assume it since another representation may be used. For instance, a pair
 * of heap index and object index in the heap can be a ScmRef. In such case,
 * scm_uintref_t can address any object in a heap scattered in full 64-bit
 * address space even if the bit width of the reference is smaller than a
 * 64-bit pointer. So any size assumption between pointer and the reference
 * must not be coded.
 *
 * The integer representation is intended for low-level bitwise processing. Use
 * ScmRef instead for higher-level code.
 *
 * Since actual representation is entirely controlled in each storage
 * implementation, this configuration only specifies the ABI about maximum size
 * of reference objects. Deal with particular storage implementation if fine
 * tuning is required. Otherwise simply keep untouched.
 *
 * The type defaults to direct pointer represenation, so *LP64 gets 64-bit.
 */
#if SCM_USE_64BIT_SCMREF
typedef int64_t               scm_intref_t;
typedef uint64_t              scm_uintref_t;
#define ALIGNOF_SCM_INTREF_T  ALIGNOF_INT64_T
#define ALIGNOF_SCM_UINTREF_T ALIGNOF_INT64_T
#define SIZEOF_SCM_INTREF_T   SIZEOF_INT64_T
#define SIZEOF_SCM_UINTREF_T  SIZEOF_INT64_T
#elif SCM_USE_32BIT_SCMREF
typedef int32_t               scm_intref_t;
typedef uint32_t              scm_uintref_t;
#define ALIGNOF_SCM_INTREF_T  ALIGNOF_INT32_T
#define ALIGNOF_SCM_UINTREF_T ALIGNOF_INT32_T
#define SIZEOF_SCM_INTREF_T   SIZEOF_INT32_T
#define SIZEOF_SCM_UINTREF_T  SIZEOF_INT32_T
#else
#undef  SCM_USE_INTPTR_SCMREF
#define SCM_USE_INTPTR_SCMREF 1
typedef intptr_t              scm_intref_t;
typedef uintptr_t             scm_uintref_t;
#define ALIGNOF_SCM_INTREF_T  ALIGNOF_INTPTR_T
#define ALIGNOF_SCM_UINTREF_T ALIGNOF_INTPTR_T
#define SIZEOF_SCM_INTREF_T   SIZEOF_INTPTR_T
#define SIZEOF_SCM_UINTREF_T  SIZEOF_INTPTR_T
#endif

/*
 * Integer representation of ScmObj
 *
 * This types define sufficient width integer which is capable of holding the
 * ScmObj that is used in currently selected storage implementation.
 *
 * A ScmObj is abstract Scheme object. Its represenation and size vary for each
 * storage implementations. But the size is surely defined as larger one of
 * scm_uint_t and scm_uintref_t. It can be assumed on coding.
 *
 * The integer representation is intended for low-level bitwise processing. Use
 * ScmObj instead for higher-level code.
 *
 * This configuration is passively chosen in accordance with the fixnum size
 * and reference size. And of course alters the ABI.
 */
#if (SIZEOF_SCM_INT_T < SIZEOF_SCM_INTREF_T)
typedef scm_intref_t          scm_intobj_t;
typedef scm_uintref_t         scm_uintobj_t;
#define ALIGNOF_SCM_INTOBJ_T  ALIGNOF_SCM_INTREF_T
#define ALIGNOF_SCM_UINTOBJ_T ALIGNOF_SCM_UINTREF_T
#define SIZEOF_SCM_INTOBJ_T   SIZEOF_SCM_INTREF_T
#define SIZEOF_SCM_UINTOBJ_T  SIZEOF_SCM_UINTREF_T
#else
typedef scm_int_t             scm_intobj_t;
typedef scm_uint_t            scm_uintobj_t;
#define ALIGNOF_SCM_INTOBJ_T  ALIGNOF_SCM_INT_T
#define ALIGNOF_SCM_UINTOBJ_T ALIGNOF_SCM_UINT_T
#define SIZEOF_SCM_INTOBJ_T   SIZEOF_SCM_INT_T
#define SIZEOF_SCM_UINTOBJ_T  SIZEOF_SCM_UINT_T
#endif

/*
 * Internal integer representation of Scheme character object
 *
 * The type is used to pass a Scheme-level character object in C codes.
 *
 * It is distinguished from the element of fixed-width character string
 * (scm_wchar_t). This integer type is defined as wide as capable of any
 * multibyte char, and not configurable, to keep ABI stable regardless of
 * configuration about scm_wchar_t.
 *
 * Actual bit width varies for each storage implementation. Refer
 * SCM_CHAR_BITS, SCM_CHAR_MAX and SCM_CHAR_MIN if needed.
 */
typedef int32_t             scm_ichar_t;
#define ALIGNOF_SCM_ICHAR_T ALIGNOF_INT32_T
#define SIZEOF_SCM_ICHAR_T  SIZEOF_INT32_T
#define SCM_ICHAR_T_MAX     INT32_MAX
#define SCM_ICHAR_T_MIN     INT32_MIN
#define SCM_ICHAR_EOF       (-1)

/*
 * Definitive byte type
 *
 * To avoid the sign-extension problem, platform-dependent signedness variation
 * (for example, ARM compilers treat 'char' as 'unsigned char'), use this type
 * for raw strings and so on.
 */
typedef unsigned char       scm_byte_t;
#define ALIGNOF_SCM_BYTE_T  ALIGNOF_CHAR
#define SIZEOF_SCM_BYTE_T   SIZEOF_CHAR
#define SCM_BYTE_T_MAX      UCHAR_MAX
#define SCM_BYTE_T_MIN      0

/*
 * Constant-width character for strings (not used yet)
 */
#if SCM_HAS_4OCT_WCHAR
typedef uint32_t            scm_wchar_t;
#define ALIGNOF_SCM_WCHAR_T ALIGNOF_INT32_T
#define SIZEOF_SCM_WCHAR_T  SIZEOF_INT32_T
#elif SCM_HAS_2OCT_WCHAR
typedef uint16_t            scm_wchar_t;
#define ALIGNOF_SCM_WCHAR_T ALIGNOF_INT16_T
#define SIZEOF_SCM_WCHAR_T  SIZEOF_INT16_T
#else
typedef scm_byte_t          scm_wchar_t;
#define ALIGNOF_SCM_WCHAR_T ALIGNOF_SCM_BYTE_T
#define SIZEOF_SCM_WCHAR_T  SIZEOF_SCM_BYTE_T
#endif

/* size constraints */
#if !(   SIZEOF_SCM_INT_T    == SIZEOF_SCM_UINT_T                            \
      && SIZEOF_SCM_INTREF_T == SIZEOF_SCM_UINTREF_T                         \
      && SIZEOF_SCM_INTOBJ_T == SIZEOF_SCM_UINTOBJ_T                         \
      && SIZEOF_SCM_INTREF_T <= SIZEOF_SCM_INTOBJ_T                          \
      && SIZEOF_SCM_INT_T    <= SIZEOF_SCM_INTOBJ_T                          \
      && ((SIZEOF_SCM_UINTREF_T <= SIZEOF_SCM_UINT_T                         \
           && SIZEOF_SCM_UINTOBJ_T == SIZEOF_SCM_UINT_T)                     \
          || (SIZEOF_SCM_UINTREF_T > SIZEOF_SCM_UINT_T                       \
              && SIZEOF_SCM_UINTOBJ_T == SIZEOF_SCM_UINTREF_T))              \
      && SIZEOF_SCM_WCHAR_T  <= SIZEOF_SCM_ICHAR_T                           \
      && SIZEOF_SCM_ICHAR_T  <= SIZEOF_SCM_INT_T)
#error "size constraints of primitive types are broken"
#endif

#define SCM_MAX(a, b) (((a) < (b)) ? (b) : (a))
#define SCM_MIN(a, b) (((a) > (b)) ? (b) : (a))

/*=======================================
  Variable Declarations
=======================================*/

/*=======================================
  Function Declarations
=======================================*/

#ifdef __cplusplus
}
#endif

#endif /* __SCM_SCMINT_H */