/** * FUNCTION: smlLibRealloc * * Changes size of preallocated space for memory object "pObject" * to the new size specified by "constSize". * * If the new size is larger than the old size, the old contents * is not changed. Additionally space is added at the the end of * "pObject". The new allocated space is not initialized * to any special value. * If the new size is smaller than the old size, the unused space * is discarded. * * If "pObject" is a NULL pointer, this function behaves just like * smlLibMalloc(). * If "pObject" does not point to a previously allocated memory area, * the behavior is undefined. * If "constSize" is 0, a NULL pointer is returned and the space * which "pObject" points to is freed up. * * Returns a pointer to the first byte of the resized object. * If no new memory could be allocated, a NULL Pointer is returned * without changing the memory object "pObject" (Nothing happens to the content). * * IN/OUT void *pObject, memory object, which size should be changed * IN: MemSize_t constSize new size the memory object shall use * RETURN: void* Pointer to memory object, which size has been * be changed * NULL, if not successfull or * if constSize==0 */ SML_API void *smlLibRealloc(void *pObject, MemSize_t constSize) { #ifdef __PALM_OS__ VoidPtr_t _new_object; MemSize_t _old_size; // It's a malloc! if (pObject == NULL) return smlLibMalloc(constSize); _old_size = MemPtrSize(pObject); if (constSize <= _old_size) { // make it smaller MemPtrResize(pObject, constSize); _new_object = pObject; } else { // maker it larger (we need to allocate new memory somewhere else) _new_object = smlLibMalloc(constSize); if (_new_object != NULL) { smlLibMemmove(_new_object, pObject, _old_size); smlLibFree(pObject); } } return _new_object; #else return DmReallocMem(pObject, (UINT32)constSize); #endif }
/** * Changes size of preallocated space for memory object "pObject" * to the new size specified by "constSize". * * If the new size is larger than the old size, the old contents * is not changed. Additionally space is added at the the end of * "pObject". The new allocated space is not initialized * to any special value. * If the new size is smaller than the old size, the unused space * is discarded. * * If "pObject" is a NULL pointer, this function behaves just like * smlLibMalloc(). * If "pObject" does not point to a previously allocated memory area, * the behavior is undefined. * If "constSize" is 0, a NULL pointer is returned and the space * which "pObject" points to is freed up. * * Returns a pointer to the first byte of the resized object. * If no new memory could be allocated, a NULL Pointer is returned * without changing the memory object "pObject" (Nothing happens to the content). * * @param pObject (IN/OUT) * memory object, which size should be changed * @param constSize (IN) * new size the memory object shall use * @return void pointer to memory object, which size has been be changed\n * NULL, if not successfull or if constSize==0 */ SML_API void *smlLibRealloc(void *pObject, MemSize_t constSize) { #ifdef __PALM_OS__ VoidPtr_t _new_object; MemSize_t _old_size; // It's a malloc! if (pObject == NULL) return smlLibMalloc(constSize); _old_size = MemPtrSize(pObject); if (constSize <= _old_size) { // make it smaller MemPtrResize(pObject, constSize); _new_object = pObject; } else { // maker it larger (we need to allocate new memory somewhere else) _new_object = smlLibMalloc(constSize); if (_new_object != NULL) { smlLibMemmove(_new_object, pObject, _old_size); smlLibFree(pObject); } } return _new_object; #else // %%% luz 2002-10-02 #ifdef MEMORY_PROFILING return sysync_realloc(pObject, constSize); #else return realloc(pObject, constSize); #endif #endif }