dplug.core.nogc

Various @nogc alternatives. This file includes parts of std.process, std.random, std.uuid.

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CString alias CString = CStringImpl!char: Undocumented in source.
CString16 alias CString16 = CStringImpl!wchar: Undocumented in source.
nogcComparisonFunction alias nogcComparisonFunction(T) = int delegate(in T a, in T b) nothrow @(nogc): Must return -1 if a < b 0 if a == b 1 if a > b

Functions

assumeNoGC auto assumeNoGC(T t): Undocumented in source. Be warned that the author may not have intended to support it.
assumeNothrowNoGC auto assumeNothrowNoGC(T t): Undocumented in source. Be warned that the author may not have intended to support it.
assumeZeroTerminated const(char)* assumeZeroTerminated(const(char)[] input): Semantic function to check that a D string implicitely conveys a termination byte after the slice. (typically those comes from string literals or stringDup/stringIDup)
browseNoGC void browseNoGC(string url): Undocumented in source. Be warned that the author may not have intended to support it.
debugBreak void debugBreak(): Inserts a breakpoint instruction. useful to trigger the debugger.
debugLog void debugLog(const(char)* message)
debugLogf void debugLogf(const(char)* fmt, ...): Outputs a debug string in either: - stdout on POSIX-like (visible in the command-line) - the Output Windows on Windows (visible withing Visual Studio or with dbgview.exe) Warning: no end-of-line added!
decodeBase64 ubyte[] decodeBase64(const(ubyte)[] data, char plusChar, char slashChar)
ubyte[] decodeBase64(const(char)[] data, char plusChar, char slashChar): Decode a Base64 encoded value, returning a buffer to be freed with free(). null in case of error or zero size.
decodeBase64 void decodeBase64(const(ubyte)[] data, Vec!ubyte outBuffer, char plusChar, char slashChar, bool* err): Decode a Base64 encoded value, appending the result onto a Vec!ubyte. Reusing the same Vec!ubyte allows you to avoid reallocations. Note: err must point to a bool and cannot be null. Ugly signature sorry.
destroyFree void destroyFree(T p): Destroys and frees a class object created with mallocEmplace.
destroyFree void destroyFree(T p): Destroys and frees an interface object created with mallocEmplace.
destroyFree void destroyFree(T* p): Destroys and frees a non-class object created with mallocEmplace.
destroyNoGC void destroyNoGC(T x): Undocumented in source. Be warned that the author may not have intended to support it.
destroyNoGC void destroyNoGC(T obj): Undocumented in source. Be warned that the author may not have intended to support it.
destroyNoGC void destroyNoGC(T obj): Undocumented in source. Be warned that the author may not have intended to support it.
encodeBase64 ubyte[] encodeBase64(const(ubyte)[] buf, char plusChar, char slashChar): Encode a ubyte array as Base64, returning the encoded value, which shall be destroyed with free.
encodeBase64 void encodeBase64(const(ubyte)[] input, Vec!ubyte outBuf, char plusChar, char slashChar): Encode a ubyte array as Base64, placing the result onto an Vec!ubyte.
freeSlice void freeSlice(const(T)[] slice): Frees a slice allocated with mallocSlice.
mallocDup T[] mallocDup(const(T)[] slice): Duplicates a slice with malloc. Equivalent to .dup Has to be cleaned-up with free(slice.ptr) or freeSlice(slice). FUTURE: all the semantics are not well-defined with null slices, but it would be tricky to think about it and define it.
mallocDupZ char[] mallocDupZ(const(char)[] slice): Duplicates a string with malloc, and add a terminal zero. Has to be cleaned-up with free(slice.ptr) or freeSlice(slice).
mallocIDup immutable(T)[] mallocIDup(const(T)[] slice): Duplicates a slice with malloc. Equivalent to .idup Has to be cleaned-up with free(slice.ptr) or freeSlice(slice).
mallocNew auto mallocNew(Args args): Allocates and construct a struct or class object.
mallocSlice T[] mallocSlice(size_t count): Allocates a slice with malloc.
mallocSliceNoInit T[] mallocSliceNoInit(size_t count): Allocates a slice with malloc, but does not initialize the content.
stringDup char[] stringDup(const(char)* cstr): Duplicates a zero-terminated string with malloc, return a char[] with zero-terminated byte. Has to be cleaned-up with free(s.ptr). Note: The zero-terminating byte is preserved. This allow to have a string which also can be converted to a C string with .ptr. However the zero byte is not included in slice length.
stringIDup string stringIDup(const(char)* cstr): Duplicates a zero-terminated string with malloc, return a string. with zero-terminated byte. Has to be cleaned-up with free(s.ptr).
stringNCopy void stringNCopy(char* dest, size_t maxChars, const(char)[] source): Undocumented in source. Be warned that the author may not have intended to support it.
timSort void timSort(T[] dst, Vec!T storeBuf, nogcComparisonFunction!T comparison): Undocumented in source. Be warned that the author may not have intended to support it.
unsafeObjectCast T unsafeObjectCast(Object obj): A bit faster than a dynamic cast. This is to avoid TypeInfo look-up.

Structs

CStringImpl struct CStringImpl(CharType): Zero-terminated C string, to replace toStringz and toUTF16z

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