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Helper macros for LibC.xs
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Package Names
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#define PACKAGE_NAME "pgBackRest"
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#define PACKAGE_NAME_LIBC PACKAGE_NAME "::LibC"
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Load C error into ERROR_SV_error
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#define FUNCTION_NAME_ERROR "libcExceptionNew"
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#define ERROR_SV() \
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SV *ERROR_SV_error; \
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\
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{ \
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// Push parameters onto the Perl stack \
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ENTER; \
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SAVETMPS; \
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PUSHMARK(SP); \
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EXTEND(SP, 2); \
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PUSHs(sv_2mortal(newSViv(errorCode()))); \
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PUSHs(sv_2mortal(newSVpv(errorMessage(), 0))); \
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PUTBACK; \
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\
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// Call error function \
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int count = call_pv(PACKAGE_NAME_LIBC "::" FUNCTION_NAME_ERROR, G_SCALAR); \
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SPAGAIN; \
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\
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// Check that correct number of parameters was returned \
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if (count != 1) \
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croak("expected 1 return value from " FUNCTION_NAME_ERROR "()"); \
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\
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// Make a copy of the error that can be returned \
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ERROR_SV_error = newSVsv(POPs); \
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\
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// Clean up the stack \
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PUTBACK; \
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FREETMPS; \
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LEAVE; \
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}
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This turned out to be a dead end because Perl 5.10 does not support croak_sv(), but this code has been kept for example purposes.
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Error handling macros that throw a Perl error when a C error is caught
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#define ERROR_XS_BEGIN() \
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ERROR_TRY()
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#define ERROR_XS() \
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croak("PGBRCLIB:%d:%s:%d:%s", errorCode(), errorFileName(), errorFileLine(), errorMessage());
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#define ERROR_XS_END() \
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ERROR_CATCH_ANY() \
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{ \
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ERROR_XS(); \
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}
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2017-11-03 19:57:58 +02:00
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Core context handling macros, only intended to be called from other macros
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#define MEM_CONTEXT_XS_CORE_BEGIN(memContext) \
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/* Switch to the new memory context */ \
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MemContext *MEM_CONTEXT_XS_memContextOld = memContextSwitch(memContext); \
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\
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/* Store any errors to be croaked to Perl at the end */ \
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bool MEM_CONTEXT_XS_croak = false; \
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\
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/* Try the statement block */ \
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ERROR_TRY()
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#define MEM_CONTEXT_XS_CORE_END() \
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/* Set error to be croak to Perl later */ \
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ERROR_CATCH_ANY() \
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{ \
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MEM_CONTEXT_XS_croak = true; \
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} \
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/* Free the context on error */ \
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ERROR_FINALLY() \
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{ \
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memContextSwitch(MEM_CONTEXT_XS_memContextOld); \
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}
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Simplifies creation of the memory context in contructors and includes error handling
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#define MEM_CONTEXT_XS_NEW_BEGIN(contextName) \
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{ \
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/* Attempt to create the memory context */ \
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MemContext *MEM_CONTEXT_XS_memContext = NULL; \
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\
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ERROR_TRY() \
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{ \
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MEM_CONTEXT_XS_memContext = memContextNew(contextName); \
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} \
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ERROR_CATCH_ANY() \
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{ \
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ERROR_XS() \
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} \
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\
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MEM_CONTEXT_XS_CORE_BEGIN(MEM_CONTEXT_XS_memContext)
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#define MEM_CONTEXT_XS_NEW_END() \
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MEM_CONTEXT_XS_CORE_END(); \
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\
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/* Free context and croak on error */ \
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if (MEM_CONTEXT_XS_croak) \
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{ \
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memContextFree(MEM_CONTEXT_XS_memContext); \
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\
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ERROR_XS() \
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} \
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}
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#define MEM_COMTEXT_XS() \
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MEM_CONTEXT_XS_memContext
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/***********************************************************************************************************************************
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Simplifies switching the memory context in functions and includes error handling
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#define MEM_CONTEXT_XS_BEGIN(memContext) \
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{ \
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MEM_CONTEXT_XS_CORE_BEGIN(memContext)
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#define MEM_CONTEXT_XS_END() \
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MEM_CONTEXT_XS_CORE_END(); \
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\
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/* Croak on error */ \
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if (MEM_CONTEXT_XS_croak) \
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{ \
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ERROR_XS() \
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} \
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}
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/***********************************************************************************************************************************
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Free memory context in destructors
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#define MEM_CONTEXT_XS_DESTROY(memContext) \
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memContextFree(memContext)
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