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1/*********************************************************************/
2// dar - disk archive - a backup/restoration program
3// Copyright (C) 2002-2026 Denis Corbin
4//
5// This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
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21
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26
27#ifndef INTEGERS_HPP
28#define INTEGERS_HPP
29
30#include "../my_config.h"
31#include <string>
32
35
36#ifndef OS_BITS
37
38#if HAVE_INTTYPES_H
39extern "C"
40{
41#if HAVE_INTTYPES_H
42#include <inttypes.h>
43#endif
44#if HAVE_LIMITS_H
45#include <limits.h>
46#endif
47} // end extern "C"
48
49namespace libdar
50{
51 using U_8 = unsigned char;
52 using U_16 = uint16_t;
53 using U_32 = uint32_t;
54 using U_64 = uint64_t;
55 using U_I = size_t;
56 // configure will define size_t as "unsigned int" if it not defined by system headers
57 // thus using U_I we are sure we can compare buffer sizes with SSIZE_MAX
58 using S_8 = signed char;
59 using S_16 = int16_t;
60 using S_32 = int32_t;
61 using S_64 = int64_t;
62 using S_I = signed int;
63
64}
65
66#else // HAVE_INTTYPES_H
67#error "Cannot determine interger types, use --enable-os-bits=... with the 'configure' script according to your system's CPU register size"
68#endif // HAVE_INTTYPES_H
69
70#else // OS_BITS is defined
71#if OS_BITS == 32
72
73namespace libdar
74{
75 using U_8 = unsigned char;
76 using U_16 = unsigned short;
77 using U_32 = unsigned long;
78 using U_64 = unsigned long long;
79 using U_I = size_t;
80 using S_8 = signed char;
81 using S_16 = signed short;
82 using S_32 = signed long;
83 using S_64 = signed long long;
84 using S_I = signed int;
85
86}
87
88#else // OS_BITS != 32
89#if OS_BITS == 64
90
91namespace libdar
92{
93 using U_8 = unsigned char;
94 using U_16 = unsigned short;
95 using U_32 = unsigned int;
96 using U_64 = unsigned long long;
97 using U_I = size_t;
98 using S_8 = signed char;
99 using S_16 = signed short;
100 using S_32 = signed int;
101 using S_64 = signed long long;
102 using S_I = signed int;
103
104}
105
106#else // OS_BITS != 32 and OS_BITS != 64
107#error "unknown value given to --enable-os-bits=... check the 'configure' script arguments"
108 // unknown OS_BITS value ! use --enable-os-bits=... option to configure script
109 //
110 // the previous line should not compile, this is the expected behaviour
111
112#endif // OS_BITS == 64
113#endif // OS_BITS == 32
114#endif // OS_BITS not defined
115
116namespace libdar
117{
118
119
121
123 void integer_check();
124
125
127
130 bool integers_system_is_big_endian();
131
132}
133
135
136
137#endif // header file multiple inclusion protection
my_config.h
include macro defined by the configure script and some specific additional ones
libdar
libdar namespace encapsulate all libdar symbols
Definition archive.hpp:47
libdar::integer_check
void integer_check()
checks sign and width of integer types
libdar::integers_system_is_big_endian
bool integers_system_is_big_endian()
returns true if the system is big endian, false else