ref: 8be7f27b758ef9ef818f68db0d8bcb7b038eae0e
dir: /sys/src/cmd/replica/util.c/
#include "all.h" void* erealloc(void *a, int n) { a = realloc(a, n); if(a==nil) sysfatal("realloc: %r"); return a; } char* estrdup(char *s) { s = strdup(s); if(s == nil) sysfatal("strdup: %r"); return s; } void* emalloc(int n) { void *a; a = mallocz(n, 1); if(a == nil) sysfatal("malloc: %r"); return a; } /* * Custom allocators to avoid malloc overheads on small objects. * We never free these. (See below.) */ typedef struct Stringtab Stringtab; struct Stringtab { Stringtab *link; char *str; }; static Stringtab* taballoc(void) { static Stringtab *t; static uint nt; if(nt == 0){ t = malloc(64*sizeof(Stringtab)); if(t == 0) sysfatal("out of memory"); nt = 64; } nt--; return t++; } static char* xstrdup(char *s) { char *r; int len; static char *t; static int nt; len = strlen(s)+1; if(len >= 8192) sysfatal("strdup big string"); if(nt < len){ t = malloc(8192); if(t == 0) sysfatal("out of memory"); nt = 8192; } r = t; t += len; nt -= len; strcpy(r, s); return r; } /* * Return a uniquely allocated copy of a string. * Don't free these -- they stay in the table for the * next caller who wants that particular string. * String comparison can be done with pointer comparison * if you know both strings are atoms. */ static Stringtab *stab[1024]; static uint hash(char *s) { uint h; uchar *p; h = 0; for(p=(uchar*)s; *p; p++) h = h*37 + *p; return h; } char* atom(char *str) { uint h; Stringtab *tab; h = hash(str) % nelem(stab); for(tab=stab[h]; tab; tab=tab->link) if(strcmp(str, tab->str) == 0) return tab->str; tab = taballoc(); tab->str = xstrdup(str); tab->link = stab[h]; stab[h] = tab; return tab->str; } char* unroot(char *path, char *root) { int len; char *s; len = strlen(root); while(len >= 1 && root[len-1]=='/') len--; if(strncmp(path, root, len)==0 && (path[len]=='/' || path[len]=='\0')){ s = path+len; while(*s == '/') s++; return s; } return path; }