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Author Topic: Can I get some feedback on a library I made for creating dynamic arrays in C?  (Read 7725 times)

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Offline frankie

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Seems promising...  :)
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Seems promising...  :)
Thank you very much :)

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It have to convert to C99/C11 before PellesC can compile it :(

This gives lots of errors with gcc:
gcc.exe  -std=c11

EDIT:some fixes for PellesC with option -Zx
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#ifdef __POCC__
#define typeof __typeof__
ptr_list create_list_size(size_t item_size);
//#define create_list(type)({create_list_size(sizeof(type));})
#define create_list(type) create_list_size(sizeof(type))

void list_add_ptr(ptr_list this_list, void* value);
void list_add_ptr_at(ptr_list this_list, void* value, int index);
#define list_add(list, value) {typeof(value) VAL = value; list_add_ptr(list, &VAL);}

void list_set_ptr(ptr_list this_list, int index, void* value);
#undef list_set
//#define list_set(list, index, value) ({typeof(value) VAL = value; list_set_ptr(list, index, &VAL);})
#define list_set(list, index, value) {typeof(value) _VAL; _VAL = value; list_set_ptr(list, index, &_VAL);}
#endif
and for list.h
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//typedef struct list_options list_options, *ptr_list_options;
typedef struct _list_options
{
...
} list_options, *ptr_list_options;
...
//typedef struct _list _list, *ptr_list;
typedef struct _list
...
} _list, *ptr_list;

and for list.c
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...
void* _list_index_ptr(ptr_list this_list, int index)
{
//    return ((void**)(this_list->_heap_ptr + (this_list->_item_size * index)));
    return ((void**)((unsigned char*)this_list->_heap_ptr + (this_list->_item_size * index)));
}
...
Can't fix this:
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#define list_last_index_of(list, value) ({typeof(value) VAL = value; int index; index = list_last_index_of_ptr(list, &VAL); index;})
« Last Edit: May 03, 2018, 06:41:39 PM by TimoVJL »
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