int main(int argc, char** argv)
{
struct buddy* buddy = buddy_create(32);
buddy_dump(buddy);
int mval = buddy_alloc(buddy, 4);
buddy_dump(buddy);
printf("malloc value: %d\n", mval);
mval = buddy_alloc(buddy, 9);
buddy_dump(buddy);
printf("malloc value: %d\n", mval);
mval = buddy_alloc(buddy, 3);
buddy_dump(buddy);
printf("malloc value: %d\n", mval);
mval = buddy_alloc(buddy, 7);
buddy_dump(buddy);
printf("malloc value: %d\n", mval);
buddy_destroy(buddy);
return 0;
}
/**
* Simplify the command and call one of the sub parser functions
*
* @param cmd Raw command string. This parameter is mutated. This
* parameter cannot be NULL.
* @param cmd_len Length in bytes of the command string.
* @return Program status.
*/
static status_t parse_command(char* cmd, int cmd_len)
{
assert(cmd != NULL);
int ws_cursor = 0;
if (cmd[0] == '\0' || cmd[0] == '\n' || cmd[0] == '\r')
return SUCCESS;
// remove whitespace from command
for (int i = 0; i < cmd_len; ++i) {
switch (cmd[i]) {
case ' ':
case '\n':
case '\r':
case '\t':
break;
default:
cmd[ws_cursor++] = cmd[i];
}
}
status_t status;
// We have 2 commands: alloc and free.
if (strstr(cmd, "alloc") != NULL)
status = parse_alloc(cmd);
else if (strstr(cmd, "free") != NULL)
status = parse_free(cmd);
else
return parse_error(cmd);
if (status != SUCCESS)
return status;
// Output free blocks
buddy_dump();
return SUCCESS;
}