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PLIB - A Suite of Portable Game Libraries
Copyright (C) 1998,2002 Steve Baker
This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
modify it under the terms of the GNU Library General Public
License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either
version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU
Library General Public License for more details.
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License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software
Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA
For further information visit http://plib.sourceforge.net */
/*
Originally written by: Alexandru C. Telea <alext@win.tue.nl>
*/
/*
This file provides support for RTTI and generalized (virtual-base to derived
and separate hierarchy branches) casting. There is also support for RT obj
creation from type names.
In order to enable these features for a class, two things should be done:
1) insert the text UL_TYPE_DATA (without ';') in the class-decl.
2) in the .C file where the class's implementation resides, insert the
following (without';'):
UL_RTTI_DEF(classname)
if the class has no bases with RTTI
UL_RTTI_DEFn(classname,b1,...bn)
if the class has bases b1,...bn with RTTI
Use UL_RTTI_DEF_INST instead of UL_RTTI_DEF if you want to enable RT
obj creation for classname. You should provide then a public default
ctor.
RTTI is used via a class called ulRTTItypeid. A typeid describes a type of a
class. [..] They should provide all necessary support for any kind of
RTTI/casting [..].
[..]
REMARK: There are two classes related to RTTI: ulRTTItypeid and
======= ulRTTITypeinfo. A ulRTTItypeid is, as it says, an 'id for a
type'. It actually wraps a ulRTTITypeinfo*, where a
ulRTTITypeinfo contains the actual encoding of a class type.
You can freely create/copy/destroy/manipulate ulRTTItypeid's,
but you should NEVER deal directly with ulRTTITypeinfo. A
ulRTTITypeinfo should actually be created ONLY by the
UL_TYPE_DATA macros, as part of a class definition, since the
ulRTTITypeinfo encodes a type info for an EXISTING class [..].
All type-related stuff should be therefore handled via
ulRTTItypeid's.
*/
#ifndef _UL_RTTI_H_
#define _UL_RTTI_H_
#include <string.h>
#include "ul.h"
class ulRTTITypeinfo
/* Implementation of type-related info */
{
private:
char *n ; /* type name */
/*
base types (NULL-ended array of ulRTTITypeinfo's for this's direct bases)
*/
const ulRTTITypeinfo** b ;
int ns ; /* #subtypes of this type */
const ulRTTITypeinfo **subtypes ; /* types derived from this type */
/* convenience type info for a 'null' type */
static const ulRTTITypeinfo null_type ;
void* (*new_obj)() ; /* func to create a new obj of this type */
void* (*cast)(int,void*) ; /*
func to cast an obj of this type to ith
baseclass of it or to itself
*/
/* adds a subtype to this's subtypes[] */
void add_subtype ( const ulRTTITypeinfo * ) ;
/* dels a subtype from this's subtypes[] */
void del_subtype ( const ulRTTITypeinfo* ) ;
friend class ulRTTItypeid ; /* for null_type */
public:
ulRTTITypeinfo ( const char* name, const ulRTTITypeinfo* bb[],
void* (*)(int,void*),void* (*)() ) ;
~ulRTTITypeinfo () ;
/* Returns name of this ulRTTITypeinfo */
const char* getname () const { return n ; }
/* Compares 2 ulRTTITypeinfo objs */
bool same ( const ulRTTITypeinfo *p ) const
{
/*
First, try to see if it's the same 'physical' ulRTTITypeinfo (which
should be the case, since we create them per-class and not per-obj).
*/
return ( this == p ) || !strcmp ( n, p->n ) ;
}
/* true if the arg can be cast to this, else false */
bool can_cast ( const ulRTTITypeinfo *p ) const
{
return same ( p ) || p->has_base ( this ) ;
}
/* true if this has the arg as some base, else false */
bool has_base ( const ulRTTITypeinfo *p ) const
{
for ( int i = 0 ; b[i] != NULL ; i++ ) /* for all bases of this... */
/* match found, return 1 or no match, search deeper */
if ( p->same ( b[i] ) || b[i]->has_base ( p ) ) return true ;
return false ; /* no match at all, return false */
}
/* get i-th subclass of this, if any, else NULL */
const ulRTTITypeinfo * subclass ( int i = 0 ) const
{
return ( i >= 0 && i < ns ) ? subtypes[i] : NULL ;
}
int num_subclasses () const { return ns ; } /* get # subclasses of this */
/*
search for a subclass named char*, create obj of it and return it cast to
the ulRTTITypeinfo* type, which is either this or a direct base of this.
*/
void * create ( const ulRTTITypeinfo *, const char * ) const ;
/* Returns true if this type has a default ctor, else false */
bool can_create () const { return new_obj != NULL ; }
} ;
class ulRTTItypeid
/* Main class for RTTI interface */
{
protected:
/* ulRTTItypeid implementation (the only data-member) */
const ulRTTITypeinfo* id ;
public:
/* Not for application use ! */
const ulRTTITypeinfo* get_info () const { return id ; }
ulRTTItypeid ( const ulRTTITypeinfo* p ) : id ( p ) { }
ulRTTItypeid () : id ( &ulRTTITypeinfo::null_type ) { }
/* Compares 2 ulRTTItypeid objs */
bool isSame ( ulRTTItypeid i ) const { return id->same ( i.id ) ; }
/* true if the arg can be cast to this, else false */
bool canCast ( ulRTTItypeid i ) const { return id->can_cast ( i.id ) ; }
const char * getName () const { return id->getname () ; }
/* Return # subclasses of this */
int getNumSubclasses () const { return id->num_subclasses () ; }
/* Return ith subclass of this */
ulRTTItypeid getSubclass ( int i ) const { return id->subclass ( i ) ; }
/* Return # baseclasses of this */
int getNumBaseclasses () const
{
int i ; for ( i = 0 ; id->b[i] != NULL ; i++ ) ;
return i ;
}
/* Return ith baseclass of this */
ulRTTItypeid getBaseclass ( int i ) const { return id->b[i] ; }
/*
Tries to create an instance of a subclass of this having of type given
by the ulRTTItypeid arg. If ok, it returns it casted to the class-type of
this and then to void*
*/
void * create ( ulRTTItypeid t ) const
{
return id->create ( id, t.getName () ) ;
}
/* Returns true if this type is instantiable, else false */
bool canCreate () const { return id->can_create () ; }
} ;
class ulRTTIdyntypeid : public ulRTTItypeid
/*
Class for dynamic type creation from user strings. Useful for creating
typeids at RT for comparison purposes.
*/
{
private:
static const ulRTTITypeinfo *a[] ;
public:
ulRTTIdyntypeid ( const char *c ) :
/* create a dummy ulRTTITypeinfo */
ulRTTItypeid ( new ulRTTITypeinfo ( c, a, NULL, NULL ) ) { }
~ulRTTIdyntypeid () { delete id ; /* delete the dummy ulRTTITypeinfo */ }
} ;
/*
Macros
*/
/*
'ulRTTItypeid'
UL_STATIC_TYPE_INFO(T) T=RTTI-class name.
Returns a ulRTTItypeid with T's type. If T
hasn't RTTI, a compile-time error occurs.
*/
#define UL_STATIC_TYPE_INFO(T) T::RTTI_sinfo()
/*
'T*'
UL_PTR_CAST(T,p) T=RTTI-class, p=RTTI-class ptr.
Returns p cast to the type T as a T*, if cast is
possible, else returns NULL. If *p or T have no RTTI,
a compile-time error occurs. Note that p can point to
virtual base classes. Casting between separat branches
of a class hierarchy is also supported, as long as all
classes have RTTI. Therefore UL_PTR_CAST is a fully
general and safe operator. If p==NULL, the operator
returns NULL.
*/
#define UL_PTR_CAST(T,p) ((p != NULL)? (T*)((p)->RTTI_cast(UL_STATIC_TYPE_INFO(T))) : NULL)
/* 'T*'
UL_TYPE_NEW(T,t) T=RTTI-class, t=ulRTTItypeid
Returns a new object of type t cast to the type T as
a T*. t must represent a type identical to or derived
from T. If t is not a type derived from T or not an
instantiable type having a default constructor, NULL is
returned. */
#define UL_TYPE_NEW(T,t) ((T*)t.create(T))
/*
Definition of TYPE_DATA for a RTTI-class: introduces one static
ulRTTITypeinfo data-member and a couple of virtuals.
*/
#define UL_TYPE_DATA \
protected: \
static const ulRTTITypeinfo RTTI_obj; \
static void* RTTI_scast(int,void*); \
static void* RTTI_new(); \
virtual ulRTTItypeid RTTI_vinfo() const { return &RTTI_obj; }\
public: \
static ulRTTItypeid RTTI_sinfo() { return &RTTI_obj; }\
virtual void* RTTI_cast(ulRTTItypeid);
/*
Definition of auxiliary data-structs supporting RTTI for a class: defines
the static ulRTTITypeinfo object of that class and its associated virtuals.
*/
/* Auxiliary definition of the construction method: */
#define UL_RTTI_NEW(cls) void* cls::RTTI_new() { return new cls; } \
const ulRTTITypeinfo cls::RTTI_obj(#cls,RTTI_base_ ## cls,cls::RTTI_scast,cls::RTTI_new);
#define UL_RTTI_NO_NEW(cls) const ulRTTITypeinfo cls::RTTI_obj(#cls,RTTI_base_ ## cls,cls::RTTI_scast,NULL);
/*
Top-level macros:
*/
#define UL_RTTI_DEF_BASE(cls) \
static const ulRTTITypeinfo* RTTI_base_ ## cls [] = { NULL }; \
void* cls::RTTI_cast(ulRTTItypeid t) \
{ \
if (t.isSame(&RTTI_obj)) return this; \
return NULL; \
} \
void* cls::RTTI_scast(int i,void* p) \
{ cls* ptr = (cls*)p; return ptr; }
#define UL_RTTI_DEF1_BASE(cls,b1) \
static const ulRTTITypeinfo* RTTI_base_ ## cls [] = \
{ UL_STATIC_TYPE_INFO(b1).get_info(), NULL }; \
void* cls::RTTI_cast(ulRTTItypeid t) \
{ \
if (t.isSame(&RTTI_obj)) return this; \
void* ptr; \
if ((ptr=b1::RTTI_cast(t))) return ptr; \
return NULL; \
} \
void* cls::RTTI_scast(int i,void* p) \
{ cls* ptr = (cls*)p; \
switch(i) \
{ case 0: return (b1*)ptr; } \
return ptr; \
}
#define UL_RTTI_DEF2_BASE(cls,b1,b2) \
static const ulRTTITypeinfo* RTTI_base_ ## cls [] = \
{ UL_STATIC_TYPE_INFO(b1).get_info(), \
UL_STATIC_TYPE_INFO(b2).get_info(), NULL }; \
void* cls::RTTI_cast(ulRTTItypeid t) \
{ \
if (t.isSame(&RTTI_obj)) return this; \
void* ptr; \
if ((ptr=b1::RTTI_cast(t))) return ptr; \
if ((ptr=b2::RTTI_cast(t))) return ptr; \
return NULL; \
} \
void* cls::RTTI_scast(int i,void* p) \
{ cls* ptr = (cls*)p; \
switch(i) \
{ case 0: return (b1*)ptr; \
case 1: return (b2*)ptr; \
} \
return ptr; \
}
#define UL_RTTI_DEF3_BASE(cls,b1,b2,b3) \
static const ulRTTITypeinfo* RTTI_base_ ## cls [] = \
{ UL_STATIC_TYPE_INFO(b1).get_info(), \
UL_STATIC_TYPE_INFO(b2).get_info(), \
UL_STATIC_TYPE_INFO(b3).get_info(), NULL }; \
void* cls::RTTI_cast(ulRTTItypeid t) \
{ \
if (t.isSame(&RTTI_obj)) return this; \
void* ptr; \
if ((ptr=b1::RTTI_cast(t))) return ptr; \
if ((ptr=b2::RTTI_cast(t))) return ptr; \
if ((ptr=b3::RTTI_cast(t))) return ptr; \
return NULL; \
} \
void* cls::RTTI_scast(int i,void* p) \
{ cls* ptr = (cls*)p; \
switch(i) \
{ case 0: return (b1*)ptr; \
case 1: return (b2*)ptr; \
case 2: return (b3*)ptr; \
} \
return ptr; \
}
#define UL_RTTI_DEF_INST(cls) \
UL_RTTI_DEF_BASE(cls) \
UL_RTTI_NEW(cls)
#define UL_RTTI_DEF(cls) \
UL_RTTI_DEF_BASE(cls) \
UL_RTTI_NO_NEW(cls)
#define UL_RTTI_DEF1_INST(cls,b1) \
UL_RTTI_DEF1_BASE(cls,b1) \
UL_RTTI_NEW(cls)
#define UL_RTTI_DEF1(cls,b1) \
UL_RTTI_DEF1_BASE(cls,b1) \
UL_RTTI_NO_NEW(cls)
#define UL_RTTI_DEF2_INST(cls,b1,b2) \
UL_RTTI_DEF2_BASE(cls,b1,b2) \
UL_RTTI_NEW(cls)
#define UL_RTTI_DEF2(cls,b1,b2) \
UL_RTTI_DEF2_BASE(cls,b1,b2) \
UL_RTTI_NO_NEW(cls)
#define UL_RTTI_DEF3_INST(cls,b1,b2,b3) \
UL_RTTI_DEF3_BASE(cls,b1,b2,b3) \
UL_RTTI_NEW(cls)
#define UL_RTTI_DEF3(cls,b1,b2,b3) \
UL_RTTI_DEF3_BASE(cls,b1,b2,b3) \
UL_RTTI_NO_NEW(cls)
#endif
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