fpc/rtl/objpas/syspch.inc

{
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    Copyright (C) 1997, 1998 Gertjan Schouten

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    *********************************************************************

    System Utilities For Free Pascal
}

{  PChar functions  }

type
   pbyte = ^byte;
   CharArray = array[0..0] of char;

{ Processor dependent part, shared withs strings unit }
{$i strings.inc }

{ Processor independent part, shared with strings unit }
{$i stringsi.inc }

{  StrPas converts a PChar to a pascal string  }

function StrPas(Str: PChar): string;
begin
  Result:=Str;
end ;

{  StrAlloc allocates a buffer of Size + 4
   the size of the allocated buffer is stored at result - 4
   StrDispose should be used to destroy the buffer  }

function StrAlloc(Size: cardinal): PChar;
begin
  inc(size,sizeof(cardinal));
  getmem(result,size);
  cardinal(pointer(result)^):=size;
  inc(result,sizeof(cardinal));
end;


{ Allocates a new string using StrAlloc, you need StrDispose to dispose the
  string }

function strnew(p : pchar) : pchar;
var
  len : longint;
begin
  strnew:=nil;
  if (p=nil) or (p^=#0) then
   exit;
  len:=strlen(p)+1;
  StrNew:=StrAlloc(Len);
  if strnew<>nil then
   strmove(strnew,p,len);
end;


{  StrPCopy copies the pascal string Source to Dest and returns Dest  }

function StrPCopy(Dest: PChar; Source: string): PChar;
begin
  result := StrMove(Dest, PChar(Source), length(Source)+1);
end ;

{  StrPLCopy copies MaxLen or less characters from the pascal string
   Source to Dest and returns Dest  }

function StrPLCopy(Dest: PChar; Source: string; MaxLen: cardinal): PChar;
var Count: cardinal;
begin
result := Dest;
if (Result <> Nil) and (MaxLen <> 0) then begin
   Count := Length(Source);
   if Count > MaxLen then
      Count := MaxLen;
   StrMove(Dest, PChar(Source), Count);
   CharArray(result^)[Count] := #0;  { terminate ! }
   end ;
end ;


{   StrDispose clears the memory allocated with StrAlloc   }

procedure StrDispose(Str: PChar);
begin
  if (Str <> Nil) then
   begin
     dec(Str,sizeof(cardinal));
     Freemem(str,cardinal(pointer(str)^));
   end;
end;

{  StrBufSize returns the amount of memory allocated for pchar Str allocated with StrAlloc  }

function StrBufSize(Str: PChar): cardinal;
begin
  if Str <> Nil then
   result := cardinal(pointer(Str - SizeOf(cardinal))^)-sizeof(cardinal)
  else
   result := 0;
end ;

{
  $Log$
  Revision 1.5  2002-08-01 16:53:14  jonas
    * fix for StrPas() by Sergey Korshunoff <[email protected]> (merged)

  Revision 1.4  2001/07/30 10:21:09  sg
  * Two moves with a string as target are now only exectuted if the number of
    bytes to move is greater than 0. This prevents RTE201's when compiled
    with range checks enabled.

  Revision 1.3  2000/11/23 11:04:26  sg
  * Protected some Move()'s by 'if' clauses so that the Move won't be
    executed when the length would be 0. Otherwise, the corresponding
    routines might get an RTE when compiled with $R+.

  Revision 1.2  2000/07/13 11:33:51  michael
  + removed logs
 
}