source: libcfa/src/parseconfig.cfa @ 7f958c4

#pragma GCC diagnostic push
//#pragma GCC diagnostic ignored "-Wunused-parameter"
//#pragma GCC diagnostic ignored "-Wunused-function"
//#pragma GCC diagnostic ignored "-Wuninitialized"
//#pragma GCC diagnostic ignored "-Wmaybe-uninitialized"

#include <fstream.hfa>
#include <parseargs.hfa>
#include <stdlib.hfa>
#include <string.h>
#include "parseconfig.hfa"


// *********************************** exceptions ***********************************


// TODO: Add names of missing config entries to exception (see further below)
static vtable(Missing_Config_Entries) Missing_Config_Entries_vt;

[ void ] ?{}( & Missing_Config_Entries this, unsigned int num_missing ) {
        this.virtual_table = &Missing_Config_Entries_vt;
        this.num_missing = num_missing;
}

// TODO: use string interface when it's ready (and implement exception msg protocol)
[ void ] msg( * Missing_Config_Entries ex ) {
        serr | "The config file is missing " | ex->num_missing | "entr" | sepOff | (ex->num_missing == 1 ? "y." : "ies.");
} // msg


static vtable(Parse_Failure) Parse_Failure_vt;

[ void ] ?{}( & Parse_Failure this, [] char failed_key, [] char failed_value ) {
        this.virtual_table = &Parse_Failure_vt;

        this.failed_key = alloc( strlen( failed_key ) );
        this.failed_value = alloc( strlen( failed_value ) );
        strcpy( this.failed_key, failed_key );
        strcpy( this.failed_value, failed_value );
}

[ void ] ^?{}( & Parse_Failure this ) with ( this ) {
        free( failed_key );
        free( failed_value );
}

// TODO: use string interface when it's ready (and implement exception msg protocol)
[ void ] msg( * Parse_Failure ex ) {
        serr | "Config entry " | ex->failed_key | " could not be parsed. It has value " | ex->failed_value | ".";
}


static vtable(Validation_Failure) Validation_Failure_vt;

[ void ] ?{}( & Validation_Failure this, [] char failed_key, [] char failed_value ) {
        this.virtual_table = &Validation_Failure_vt;

        this.failed_key = alloc( strlen( failed_key ) );
        this.failed_value = alloc( strlen( failed_value ) );
        strcpy( this.failed_key, failed_key );
        strcpy( this.failed_value, failed_value );
}

[ void ] ^?{}( & Validation_Failure this ) with ( this ) {
        free( failed_key );
        free( failed_value );
}

// TODO: use string interface when it's ready (and implement exception msg protocol)
[ void ] msg( * Validation_Failure ex ) {
        serr | "Config entry " | ex->failed_key | " could not be validated. It has value " | ex->failed_value | ".";
}


// *********************************** main code ***********************************


[ void ] ?{}( & KVPairs kvp ) with ( kvp ) {                            // default constructor
        size = 0; max_size = 0; data = 0p;
}

[ void ] ?{}( & KVPairs kvp, size_t size ) {                            // initialization
        kvp.[ size, max_size ] = [ 0, size ];
        kvp.data = alloc( size );
}

[ void ] ^?{}( & KVPairs kvp ) with ( kvp ) {                           // destructor
        for ( i; size ) free( data[i] );
        free( data );
        size = 0; max_size = 0; data = 0p;
}

[ void ] add_kv_pair( & KVPairs kv_pairs, [] char key, [] char value ) with ( kv_pairs ) {
        if ( max_size == 0 ) {
                max_size = 1;
                data = alloc( max_size );
        } else if ( size == max_size ) {
                max_size *= 2;
                data = alloc( max_size, data`realloc );
        }

        data[size].0 = alloc( strlen( key ) );
        data[size].1 = alloc( strlen( value ) );
        strcpy( data[size].0, key );
        strcpy( data[size].1, value );
        ++size;
} // add_kv_pair


[ bool ] comments( & ifstream in, [] char name ) {
        while () {
                in | name;
          if ( eof( in ) ) return true;
          if ( name[0] != '#' ) return false;
                in | nl;                                                                        // ignore remainder of line
        } // while
} // comments

// Parse configuration from a file formatted in tabular (CS 343) style
[ * KVPairs ] parse_tabular_config_format( [] const char config_file, size_t num_entries ) {
        // TODO: Change this to a unique_ptr when we fully support returning them (move semantics)
        * KVPairs kv_pairs = new( num_entries );

        ifstream in;
        try {
                open( in, config_file );                                        // open the configuration file for input

                [64] char key;
                [256] char value;

                while () {                                                                      // parameter names can appear in any order
                        // NOTE: Must add check to see if already read in value for this key,
                        // once we switch to using hash table as intermediate storage
                  if ( comments( in, key ) ) break;                     // eof ?
                        in | value;

                        add_kv_pair( *kv_pairs, key, value );

                  if ( eof( in ) ) break;
                        in | nl;                                                                // ignore remainder of line
                } // for
        } catch( Open_Failure * ex; ex->istream == &in ) {
                delete( kv_pairs );
                throw *ex;
        } // try
        close( in );

        return kv_pairs;
} // parse_tabular_config_format

// Parse configuration values from intermediate format
[ void ] parse_config(
                [] const char config_file,
                [] config_entry entries,
                size_t num_entries,
                KVPairs * (*parser)(const char [], size_t)
) {
        * KVPairs kv_pairs = parser( config_file, num_entries );

        int entries_so_far = 0;
        for ( i; kv_pairs->size ) {
          if ( entries_so_far == num_entries ) break;

                char * src_key, * src_value;
                [ src_key, src_value ] = kv_pairs->data[i];

                for ( j; num_entries ) {
                  if ( strcmp( src_key, entries[j].key ) != 0 ) continue;
                        // Parse the data
                        if ( !entries[j].parse( src_value, entries[j].variable ) ) {
                                * Parse_Failure ex = new( src_key, src_value );
                                delete( kv_pairs );
                                throw *ex;
                        }

                        // Validate the data
                        if ( !entries[j].validate( entries[j].variable ) ) {
                                * Validation_Failure ex = new( src_key, src_value );
                                delete( kv_pairs );
                                throw *ex;
                        }

                        ++entries_so_far;

                        break;
                }
        }
        // TODO: Once we get vector2+hash_table, we can more easily add the missing config keys to this error
        if ( entries_so_far < num_entries ) {
                delete( kv_pairs );
                throw (Missing_Config_Entries){ num_entries - entries_so_far };
        }

        delete( kv_pairs );
} // parse_config


// *********************************** validation ***********************************


forall(T | Relational( T ))
[ bool ] is_nonnegative( & T value ) {
        T zero_val = 0;
        return value >= zero_val;
}

forall(T | Relational( T ))
[ bool ] is_positive( & T value ) {
        T zero_val = 0;
        return value > zero_val;
}

forall(T | Relational( T ))
[ bool ] is_nonpositive( & T value ) {
        T zero_val = 0;
        return value <= zero_val;
}

forall(T | Relational( T ))
[ bool ] is_negative( & T value ) {
        T zero_val = 0;
        return value < zero_val;
}
#pragma GCC diagnostic pop


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// compile-command: "cfa parseconfig.cfa" //
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