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#ifdef LZ_PLT
#define PIXEL one_byte_pixel_t
#define FNAME(name) glz_plt_##name
#define ENCODE_PIXEL(e, pix) encode(e, (pix).a) // gets the pixel and write only the needed bytes
// from the pixel
#define SAME_PIXEL(pix1, pix2) ((pix1).a == (pix2).a)
#define MIN_REF_ENCODE_SIZE 4
#define MAX_REF_ENCODE_SIZE 7
#define HASH_FUNC(v, p) { \
v = DJB2_START; \
DJB2_HASH(v, p[0].a); \
DJB2_HASH(v, p[1].a); \
DJB2_HASH(v, p[2].a); \
v &= HASH_MASK; \
}
#endif
is going to become:
templated functions for anything that looks like a function, using references
then I will make sure those functions are inlined.
assuming inlining happens early enough, the resulting code should be the same (!citation/proof needed!)
all functions produced by FNAME are to be templates. They are all statics and so called directly by
glz_encode.
Only problem is code optionally compiled. i.e.
fn if_i_only_could()
{
#ifdef PLT
encode(magic_plt);
#endif
encode(always_encode_this);
}
PIXEL type
FNAME(name) -> traits
Problems
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no nested structs
no variadic argument C ABI (but can call external variadic argument C ABI fine, i.e. libc printf)
no preprocessor. poor grasp of traits
hard to use pointers. or I just don't like offset.
C to Rust
=========
static void f()
=>
fn f()
static by default - that is, for compilation unit which is a crate?. Anyway you need to 'pub' whatever you want visible outside (i.e. in the symbol table)
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