Exemple #1
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/* convert a phpnum to a string.  precision is irrelevant for longs. */
obj_t phpnum_to_string(obj_t a, int precision, int efg, int style) {
  int actual_length;
#define ARB_STRING_SIZE 1024
  char result[ARB_STRING_SIZE];

  if (REALP(a)) {
    double dval = REAL_TO_DOUBLE(a);
    while (1) {
      switch (efg) {
      case 0:
        actual_length = pcc_snprintf(result, ARB_STRING_SIZE, E_FORMAT, precision, dval);
        break;
      case 1:
        actual_length = pcc_snprintf(result, ARB_STRING_SIZE, F_FORMAT, precision, dval);
        break;
      case 2:
	  if (style == 0) {
	      // echo
	      actual_length = snprintf(result, ARB_STRING_SIZE, G_FORMAT, precision, dval);
	  }
	  else {
	      // var_dump
	      actual_length = pcc_snprintf(result, ARB_STRING_SIZE, G_FORMAT, precision, dval);
	  }
        break;
      default:
        phpnum_fail("bad value for efg");
      }
      /* this bit is from man snprintf.  */
      if (actual_length > -1 && actual_length < ARB_STRING_SIZE)
	return string_to_bstring_len(result, actual_length);
      if (actual_length > -1)   /* glibc 2.1 */ 
        phpnum_fail("Arbitrary constant not large enough");
      else           /* glibc 2.0 */
        phpnum_fail("Arbitrary constant not large enough");
    }
  } else { //long
    long lval = BELONG_TO_LONG(a);
    /* same game as above */
    while (1) {
      actual_length = snprintf(result, ARB_STRING_SIZE, "%ld", lval);
      if (actual_length > -1 && actual_length < ARB_STRING_SIZE)
	return string_to_bstring_len(result, actual_length);
      if (actual_length > -1) 
        phpnum_fail("Arbitrary constant not large enough");
      else
        phpnum_fail("Arbitrary constant not large enough");
    }
  }
  phpnum_fail("Reached end of phpnum_to_string unexpectedly.");
}
Exemple #2
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/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
BGL_RUNTIME_DEF obj_t
bgl_seconds_to_utc_string( long sec ) {
   struct tm *t;
   char *s;

   t = gmtime( (time_t *)&sec );
   s = asctime( t );

   return string_to_bstring_len( s, strlen( s ) - 1 );
}
Exemple #3
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/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
BGL_RUNTIME_DEF obj_t
bgl_seconds_to_string( long sec ) {
   char *s;
   obj_t res;
   
   bgl_mutex_lock( date_mutex );
   s = ctime( (time_t *)&sec );
   res = string_to_bstring_len( s, strlen( s ) - 1 );
   bgl_mutex_unlock( date_mutex );
   
   return res;
}
Exemple #4
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obj_t bigloo_recv(int fd, int maxlen) {
  char *str;
  int bytes_read;

  if (!(str = malloc(maxlen))) {
    perror("couldn't allocate memory in bigloo_recv");
    exit(1);
  }
  bytes_read = recv(fd, str, maxlen, 0);
  if (bytes_read < 0) {
    free(str);
    return BFALSE;
  } {
    obj_t retval = string_to_bstring_len(str, bytes_read);
    free(str);
    return retval;
  }
}
Exemple #5
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/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
obj_t
bgl_seconds_format( long sec, obj_t fmt ) {
   char *buffer;
   struct tm *p;
   int len = (int)STRING_LENGTH( fmt ) + 256;

   buffer = (char *)GC_MALLOC_ATOMIC( len + 1 );
   
   bgl_mutex_lock( date_mutex );
   p = localtime( (time_t *)&sec );
   bgl_mutex_unlock( date_mutex );
   
   len = (int)strftime( buffer, len, BSTRING_TO_STRING( fmt ), p );

   if( len > 0 )
      return string_to_bstring_len( buffer, len );
   else {
      C_FAILURE( "seconds-format", "buffer too short!", BINT( 256 ) );

      return BUNSPEC;
   }
}
Exemple #6
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obj_t php_fgets(FILE *stream, int limit) {
   /* return a bigloo string no bigger than limit, as read by fgets */  
   /* return scheme '() on EOF */
   obj_t string;
   static char *buffer = NULL;
   int actually_read = 0;
  
   /* initialize internal buffer if we haven't yet 
      XXX: this is a bona fide one time BUFFERSIZE memory leak.  
      who cares? */
   if (buffer == NULL) {
      if ((buffer = malloc( BUFFERSIZE )) == NULL) {
	 /* out of memory */
	 return BNIL;
      }
   }
   if (limit <= BUFFERSIZE) { 
      /* in this case we can use the statically allocated buffer that
	 way we can avoid allocating a limit size string for potentially
	 small line */
      if (fngets( buffer, limit, stream ) == -1) {
	 return BNIL;
      }

      actually_read = strlen( buffer );
      string = string_to_bstring_len(buffer, actually_read);
      
   } else {
      /* don't use the static buffer, limit is too big.  We use realloc
	 because, at least on my linux/glibc2 system, it behaves really
	 nicely.  GC_REALLOC_ATOMIC behaves quadratically. */
      char *bigbuf = NULL;
      int len;

      do {
	 if ((bigbuf = realloc( bigbuf, actually_read + BUFFERSIZE )) == NULL) {
	    /* out of memory */
	    return BNIL;
	 }
	 if (fngets( bigbuf + actually_read, 
		    MIN(BUFFERSIZE, limit), stream ) == -1) {
	    /* fgets says there's nothing left to read */
	    if (actually_read > 0) {
	       /* we have read something in previous iterations */
	       break;
	    } else {
	       /* we've read nothing in this iteration, the stream is at EOF */
	       free(bigbuf);
	       return BNIL;
	    }
	 }
	 /* this is how much we read this time around */
	 len = strlen( bigbuf + actually_read );
	 /* this is ho much we've read total */
	 actually_read += len;
	 /* this is how much we've got left to read before hitting the limit */
	 limit -= len;            
      } while (!((len < (BUFFERSIZE - 1)) || /* didn't fill the buffer,
						so must be finished */
		 /* filled the buffer exactly, so must be finished */
		 *(bigbuf + actually_read - 1) == '\n')
	       /* bumped up against the user's limit */
	       && limit >= 0); 
      
      string  = string_to_bstring_len(bigbuf, actually_read);
      if (bigbuf) free(bigbuf);
   }
  
   return string;
}