hprof_string.c

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/*
 * @(#)hprof_string.c 1.16 10/03/23
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/* Table of byte arrays (e.g. char* string + NULL byte) */

/*
 * Strings are unique by their own contents, since the string itself
 *   is the Key, and the hprof_table.c guarantees that keys don't move,
 *   this works out perfect. Any key in this table can be used as
 *   an char*.
 *
 * This does mean that this table has dynamically sized keys.
 *
 * Care needs to be taken to make sure the NULL byte is included, not for
 *   the sake of hprof_table.c, but so that the key can be used as a char*.
 *
 */

#include "hprof.h"

void
string_init(void)
{
    HPROF_ASSERT(gdata->string_table==NULL);
    gdata->string_table = table_initialize("Strings", 4096, 4096, 1024, 0);
}

StringIndex
string_find_or_create(const char *str)
{
    return table_find_or_create_entry(gdata->string_table, 
    (void*)str, (int)strlen(str)+1, NULL, NULL);
}

static void
list_item(TableIndex index, void *str, int len, void *info_ptr, void *arg)
{
    debug_message( "0x%08x: String \"%s\"\n", index, (const char *)str);
}

void
string_list(void)
{
    debug_message( 
        "-------------------- String Table ------------------------\n");
    table_walk_items(gdata->string_table, &list_item, NULL);
    debug_message(
        "----------------------------------------------------------\n");
}

void
string_cleanup(void)
{
    table_cleanup(gdata->string_table, NULL, NULL);
    gdata->string_table = NULL;
}

char *
string_get(StringIndex index)
{
    void *key;
    int   key_len;
    
    table_get_key(gdata->string_table, index, &key, &key_len);
    HPROF_ASSERT(key_len>0);
    return (char*)key;
}

int
string_get_len(StringIndex index)
{
    void *key;
    int   key_len;

    table_get_key(gdata->string_table, index, &key, &key_len);
    HPROF_ASSERT(key_len>0);
    return key_len-1;
}

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