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ungetc(): trash the stack of ungetc()'d chars if a seek is made
author | William Pitcock <nenolod@atheme.org> |
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date | Wed, 29 Apr 2009 21:12:44 -0500 |
parents | 62cc6d667119 |
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/******************************************************************************* * * * Define size independent data types and operations. * * * * The following types must be supported by all platforms: * * * * UINT8 - Unsigned 8-bit Integer INT8 - Signed 8-bit integer * * UINT16 - Unsigned 16-bit Integer INT16 - Signed 16-bit integer * * UINT32 - Unsigned 32-bit Integer INT32 - Signed 32-bit integer * * UINT64 - Unsigned 64-bit Integer INT64 - Signed 64-bit integer * * * * * * The macro names for the artithmatic operations are composed as follows: * * * * XXX_R_A_B, where XXX - 3 letter operation code (ADD, SUB, etc.) * * R - The type of the result * * A - The type of operand 1 * * B - The type of operand 2 (if binary operation) * * * * Each type is one of: U8,8,U16,16,U32,32,U64,64 * * * *******************************************************************************/ #ifndef OSD_CPU_H #define OSD_CPU_H #include "ao.h" /* Combine two 32-bit integers into a 64-bit integer */ #define COMBINE_64_32_32(A,B) ((((UINT64)(A))<<32) | (UINT32)(B)) #define COMBINE_U64_U32_U32(A,B) COMBINE_64_32_32(A,B) /* Return upper 32 bits of a 64-bit integer */ #define HI32_32_64(A) (((UINT64)(A)) >> 32) #define HI32_U32_U64(A) HI32_32_64(A) /* Return lower 32 bits of a 64-bit integer */ #define LO32_32_64(A) ((A) & 0xffffffff) #define LO32_U32_U64(A) LO32_32_64(A) #define DIV_64_64_32(A,B) ((A)/(B)) #define DIV_U64_U64_U32(A,B) ((A)/(UINT32)(B)) #define MOD_32_64_32(A,B) ((A)%(B)) #define MOD_U32_U64_U32(A,B) ((A)%(UINT32)(B)) #define MUL_64_32_32(A,B) ((A)*(INT64)(B)) #define MUL_U64_U32_U32(A,B) ((A)*(UINT64)(UINT32)(B)) /****************************************************************************** * Union of UINT8, UINT16 and UINT32 in native endianess of the target * This is used to access bytes and words in a machine independent manner. * The upper bytes h2 and h3 normally contain zero (16 bit CPU cores) * thus PAIR.d can be used to pass arguments to the memory system * which expects 'int' really. ******************************************************************************/ typedef union { #if LSB_FIRST struct { UINT8 l,h,h2,h3; } b; struct { UINT16 l,h; } w; #else struct { UINT8 h3,h2,h,l; } b; struct { UINT16 h,l; } w; #endif UINT32 d; } PAIR; #endif /* defined OSD_CPU_H */