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 *
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/** This header file defines a portable library for allocating memory safely
 ** throughout FreeSCI.
 ** Implementations of basic functions found here are in this file and
 ** $(SRCDIR)/src/scicore/sci_memory.c
 *
 **************
 *
 * Sets behaviour if memory allocation call fails.
 * UNCHECKED_MALLOCS:  use C library routine without checks
 * (nothing defined):  check mallocs and exit immediately on fail (recommended)
 *
 ** -- Alex Angas
 **
 **/


#ifndef _SCI_MEMORY_H
#define _SCI_MEMORY_H

#include "common/scummsys.h"
#include "sci/include/resource.h"

#ifdef _MSC_VER
#  include <direct.h> // for chdir, rmdir, _gecwd, getcwd, mkdir
#endif

namespace Sci {

/********** the memory allocation macros **********/

#ifdef UNCHECKED_MALLOCS

#define ALLOC_MEM(alloc_statement, size, filename, linenum, funcname)\
do {\
	alloc_statement;\
} while (0);

#else /* !UNCHECKED_MALLOCS */

#define ALLOC_MEM(alloc_statement, size, filename, linenum, funcname)\
do {\
	if (size == 0) {\
		warning("Allocating zero bytes of memory [%s (%s) : %u]", filename, funcname, linenum);\
	} else if (!(size > 0)) {\
		error("Cannot allocate negative bytes of memory [%s (%s) : %u]", filename, funcname, linenum);\
	}\
\
	alloc_statement; /* attempt to allocate the memory */\
\
	if (res == NULL) {\
		/* exit immediately */\
		error("Memory allocation of %lu bytes failed [%s (%s) : %u]", size, filename, funcname, linenum);\
	}\
} while (0);

#endif /* !UNCHECKED_MALLOCS */


/********** memory allocation routines **********/

extern void *sci_malloc(size_t size);
/* Allocates the specified amount of memory.
** Parameters: (size_t) size: Number of bytes to allocate
** Returns   : (void *) A pointer to the allocated memory chunk
** To free this string, use the free() command.
** If the call fails, behaviour is dependent on the definition of SCI_ALLOC.
*/

extern void *sci_calloc(size_t num, size_t size);
/* Allocates num * size bytes of zeroed-out memory.
** Parameters: (size_t) num: Number of elements to allocate
**             (size_t) size: Amount of memory per element to allocate
** Returns   : (void *) A pointer to the allocated memory chunk
** To free this string, use the free() command.
** See _SCI_MALLOC() for more information if call fails.
*/

extern void *sci_realloc(void *ptr, size_t size);
/* Increases the size of an allocated memory chunk.
** Parameters: (void *) ptr: The original pointer
**             (size_t) size: New size of the memory chunk
** Returns   : (void *) A possibly new pointer, containing 'size'
**             bytes of memory and everything contained in the original 'ptr'
**             (possibly minus some trailing data if the new memory area is
**             smaller than the old one).
** To free this string, use the free() command.
** See _SCI_MALLOC() for more information if call fails.
*/


extern char *sci_strdup(const char *src);
/* Duplicates a string.
** Parameters: (const char *) src: The original pointer
** Returns   : (char *) a pointer to the storage location for the copied
**             string.
** To free this string, use the free() command.
** See _SCI_MALLOC() for more information if call fails.
*/


extern char *sci_strndup(const char *src, size_t length);
/* Copies a string into a newly allocated memory part, up to a certain length.
** Parameters: (char *) src: The source string
**             (int) length: The maximum length of the string (not counting
**                           a trailing \0).
** Returns   : (char *) The resulting copy, allocated with sci_malloc().
** To free this string, use the free() command.
** See _SCI_MALLOC() for more information if call fails.
*/

/****************************************/
/* Refcounting garbage collected memory */
/****************************************/

/* Refcounting memory calls are a little slower than the others,
** and using it improperly may cause memory leaks. It conserves
** memory, though.  */

extern void *sci_refcount_alloc(size_t length);
/* Allocates "garbage" memory
** Parameters: (size_t) length: Number of bytes to allocate
** Returns   : (void *) The allocated memory
** Memory allocated in this fashion will be marked as holding one reference.
** It cannot be freed with 'free()', only by using sci_refcount_decref().
*/

extern void *sci_refcount_incref(void *data);
/* Adds another reference to refcounted memory
** Parameters: (void *) data: The data to add a reference to
** Returns   : (void *) data
*/

extern void sci_refcount_decref(void *data);
/* Decrements the reference count for refcounted memory
** Parameters: (void *) data: The data to add a reference to
** Returns   : (void *) data
** If the refcount reaches zero, the memory will be deallocated
*/

extern void *sci_refcount_memdup(void *data, size_t len);
/* Duplicates non-refcounted memory into a refcounted block
** Parameters: (void *) data: The memory to copy from
**             (size_t) len: The number of bytes to copy/allocate
** Returns   : (void *) Newly allocated refcounted memory
** The number of references accounted for will be one.
*/

} // End of namespace Sci

#endif	/* _SCI_MEMORY_H */