/* SPDX-License-Identifier: GPL-2.0-only */ #ifndef LABWC_ARRAY_H #define LABWC_ARRAY_H #include #include "common/mem.h" /* * Wayland's wl_array API is a bit sparse consisting only of * - init * - release * - add * - copy * - for_each * * The purpose of this header is the gather any generic wl_array helpers we * create. * * We take the liberty of using the wl_ suffix here to make it look a bit * prettier. If Wayland extend the API in future, we will sort the clash then. */ /** * wl_array_len() - return length of wl_array * @array: wl_array for which to calculate length * Note: The pointer type might not be 'char' but this is the approach that * wl_array_for_each() takes, so we align with their style. */ static inline size_t wl_array_len(struct wl_array *array) { return array->size / sizeof(const char *); } /** * Iterates in reverse over an array. * @pos: pointer that each array element will be assigned to * @array: wl_array to iterate over */ #define wl_array_for_each_reverse(pos, array) \ for (pos = !(array)->data ? NULL \ : (void *)((const char *)(array)->data + (array)->size - sizeof(pos)); \ pos && (const char *)pos >= (const char *)(array)->data; \ (pos)--) /** * array_add() - add item to wl_array and exit on allocation error * @_arr: wl_array to add the item to * @_val: the item to add to the array * * Let us illustrate the function of this macro by an example: * * uint32_t value = 5; * array_add(array, value); * * ...is the equivalent of the code below which is how you would * otherwise use the wl_array API: * * uint32_t *elm = wl_array_add(array, sizeof(uint32_t)); * if (!elm) { * perror("failed to allocate memory"); * exit(EXIT_FAILURE); * } * *elm = value; */ #define array_add(_arr, _val) do { \ __typeof__(_val) *_entry = wl_array_add( \ (_arr), sizeof(__typeof__(_val))); \ die_if_null(_entry); \ *_entry = (_val); \ } while (0) #endif /* LABWC_ARRAY_H */