synchronous stream implementation in C
FILE *infile, *outfile;
infile = fopen("src/stream.c", "r");
outfile = stdout;
sst_file_t *infs = sst_file_new(infile, NULL);
infs->end_cb = oninfile_end;
sst_t *tx = sst_new();
tx->write = tx_write;
tx->end_cb = ontx_end;
sst_file_t *outfs = sst_file_new(outfile, NULL);
outfs->end_cb = onoutfile_end;
sst_pipe((sst_t*)infs, tx, (sst_t*)outfs);
sst_file_write_init(outfs);
sst_file_read_start(infs);
clib install thlorenz/sync-stream.c
enum sst_encoding {
UTF8 = 0x0
, BASE64 = 0x2
, HEX = 0x4
, CUSTOM = 0x1000
};
/*
* chunk
*/
typedef struct sst_chunk_s sst_chunk_t;
typedef void (*sst_chunk_data_free_cb)(void*);
/*
* chunk struct
*
* @data the data transmitted with the chunk
* @enc (default: UTF8) encoding of the data
* @free_data (default: NULL) is invoked when the chunk is freed in order to ensure data is freed properly
* @error (default: 0) set this to a non-zero value to signal an error
* @ctx set this to anything you need to track
*/
struct sst_chunk_s {
void *data;
enum sst_encoding enc;
void (*free_data)(void*);
int error;
void* ctx;
};
/*
* Initializes new chunk and returns the result.
*
* @see chunk struct for more initialization options
*
* @data data to transport with the chunk
* @free_data (default: NULL) is invoked when the chunk is freed in order to ensure data is freed properly
* since we know best how to free the data when we create the chunk, we provide it here
* if the data doesn't need to be freed, i.e. because it isn't allocated pass NULL
* @return chunk
*/
sst_chunk_t *sst_chunk_new(void* data, void (*free_data)(void*));
/**
* frees the chunk
*
* @chunk the chunk to free
*/
void sst_chunk_free(sst_chunk_t* chunk);
/*
* stream
*/
typedef struct sst_s sst_t;
/* callbacks */
typedef void ( *sst_write_cb) ( sst_t*, sst_chunk_t*);
typedef void ( *sst_emit_cb) ( sst_t*, sst_chunk_t*);
typedef void ( *sst_end_cb) ( sst_t*);
#define SST_FIELDS \
sst_write_cb write; \
sst_emit_cb emit_cb; \
sst_end_cb end_cb; \
\
/* readonly */ \
sst_emit_cb emit; \
sst_end_cb end; \
\
/* private */ \
\
/* the stream upstream from this stream and thus the source of all data */ \
/* we track it here only to be able to free it later */ \
sst_t *_source; \
\
/* the stream downstream from this stream, if set all emitted chunk will be written it */ \
sst_t *_destination;
/*
* stream struct
*
* @write call this with a @see chunk in order to feed data into the stream
* @emit_cb if provided, it is called with every chunk emitted by the stream
* @end_cb if provided, it is called when the stream ends
* @emit call this to emit a chunk
* @end call this to signal that no more data will be written to the stream
*/
struct sst_s {
SST_FIELDS
};
/**
* Initializes a stream and returns it
* @see stream struct for more initializiation options
*
* @return stream
*/
sst_t* sst_new();
/**
* Frees the given stream and walks up the `_source`s to free all streams that are upstream as well
*
* @self the stream to free
*/
void sst_free(sst_t* self);
/**
* Pipes the source stream into the destination stream(s).
* All chunks emitted by the source are now written to the destination(s).
*
* When source ends, destinations are ended as well.
*
* When most downstream destination is freed,
* all other destinations and the source are freed as well.
*
* @source upstream source
* @... followed by the downstream destination(s) which get chained together to form one pipe
*/
void sst__pipe(sst_t** streams);
#define sst_pipe(source, ...) { \
sst_t** streams = (sst_t*[]) { source, __VA_ARGS__, NULL }; \
sst__pipe(streams); \
}
/*
* file stream
*/
typedef struct sst_file_s sst_file_t;
/* file stream struct
*
* extends stream struct
*
* @file the open file to read from or write to
* @free_file (default: NULL) is invoked when the file stream is freed in order to free file if needed
* if the data doesn't need to be freed, i.e. because it isn't allocated pass NULL
* @bufsize (default: BUFSIZ) size of buffers to write
*/
struct sst_file_s {
SST_FIELDS
FILE *file;
void (*free_file)(void*);
size_t bufsize;
short free_onend;
};
/**
* Initializes a file stream from the given file.
*
* @file the file to wrap in a stream
* @free_file invoked when the file stream is freed in order to ensure file is freed properly
* ensure that the file is closed however
* if the file doesn't need to be freed, i.e. because it isn't allocated pass NULL
* @return file stream wrapping the file
*/
sst_file_t *sst_file_new(FILE *file, void (*free_file)(void*));
/**
* Frees the file stream including the FILE it is wrapping.
* Note: the underlying file handle is assumed to be closed at this point.
*
* @self the file stream
*/
void sst_file_free(sst_file_t* self);
/**
* Starts reading from the wrapped file.
* For each read buffer a chunk is `emit`ted.
* Note: file is assumed to be open at this point.
*
* When all chunks were read the stream invokes `end`.
*
* @self file stream
*/
void sst_file_read_start(sst_file_t* self);
/**
* Initializes file stream for writing.
* Note: file is assumed to be open at this point and needs to manually be closed before freeing the stream.
*
* All values written to the stream wrapper are `fputs`ed to the underlying file.
* After chunks were written they are freed automatically.
* @self the file stream
*/
void sst_file_write_init(sst_file_t* self);
#endif
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