util/util.h

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#ifndef RW_UTIL_H
#define RW_UTIL_H

/**
   Generates a non-terminal error message on stderr.

   @param format printf () format string to display on stderr
*/
void warn (const char* const format, ...);

/**
   Wrapper for exit (), providing a terminal error message on stderr.

   @param state non-zero status code to exit () with
   @param format printf () format string to display on stderr
*/
void terminate (const int state, const char* const format, ...);

/* Note: RW_MALLOC should be used rather than malloc within the runall 
   utility.  This macro calls the guarded_malloc function which performs 
   validation on inputs and outputs.  guarded_malloc shouldn't be called 
   directly, as it needs file and line information, provided by RW_MALLOC.
*/

#define RW_MALLOC(size)                             \
    guarded_malloc(size, __FILE__, __LINE__)
/**
   Wrapper for malloc (), providing return value checking.

   @param size number of bytes of memory to allocate
   @param file name of file calling method
   @param line line number in file method was called from
   @return (non-null) pointer to allocated bock of memory
*/
void* guarded_malloc (const size_t size, const char* const file, 
                      const unsigned line);

#define RW_REALLOC(source, size)                 \
    guarded_realloc(source, size, __FILE__, __LINE__)
/**
   Wrapper for realloc(), providing return value checking.

   @param source pointer to memory block to reallocate
   @param size number of bytes of memory to allocate
   @param file name of file calling method
   @param line line number in file method was called from
   @return (non-null) pointer to allocated bock of memory
*/
void* guarded_realloc (void* source, const size_t size, 
                       const char* const file, const unsigned line);

/**
   Generates the name of a reference (input/output) file.

   This function allocates memory which is to be freed by the caller.

   @param data_dir location of example data directory
   @param subdir example subdirectory to reference
   @param mode type of file to generate name for (should be 'in' or 'out')
   @return translation of 'data_dir/subdir/mode/target_name.mode'
*/
char* reference_name (const char* data_dir, const char* subdir, 
                      const char* mode);

/**
   Composes the name of an input file, based on exec_name

   Takes a data directory and an executable name, and tries to open an input 
   file based on these variables.  If a file is found in neither of two 
   locattions derived from these variables, this method tries to fall back on 
   /dev/null.

   Source file locations:
     - [data_dir]/manual/in/[exec_name].in
     - [data_dir]/tutorial/in/[exec_name].in
     - /dev/null

   @param data_dir the path of the reference data directory
   @param exec_name the name of executable being run
   @returns the name of the file
*/
char* input_name (const char* data_dir, const char* target);


/**
   Generates the name of the output file for the executable target.

   This function allocates memory which is to be freed by the caller.

   @param path of target to generate output name for
   @return translation of 'target.out'
*/
char* output_name (const char* target);

#endif   /* RW_UTIL_H */