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/*
* $Package: wlite $ $Version: 0.8.1 $
*
* Copyright (C) 2003 Red Hat, Inc.
*
* This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
* modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public
* License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either
* version 2.1 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
* Lesser General Public License for more details.
*
* You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public
* License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software
* Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA
*
* Original Author: Adrian Havill <havill@redhat.com>
*
* Contributors:
*/
#ifndef WLITE_CONFIG_H_
#define WLITE_CONFIG_H_
/*
* if set to non-zero, utf8 versions of wcwidth in the library must be called
* by their proper identifiers, which always begin with a "wlite_" prefix (e.g.
* "wlite_wcwidth"). If it is zero, calls to some wide character functions in
* <wchar.h>, <wctype.h>, and <stdlib.h> will be redefined by the preprocessor
* to use this libraries equivalents, if available.
*/
#ifndef WLITE_REDEF_STDC
#define WLITE_REDEF_STDC !0
#endif
/* if the below is zero then wide family functions will not work on wchar_t
* values > 0xFFFF.
*
* XXX: a BIG savings in data memory is obtained by setting to zero
*/
#ifndef WLITE_XBMP_CHAR
#define WLITE_XBMP_CHAR !0
#endif
/*
* when set to non-zero, will squeeze four byte UTF-8 representing U-10000 to
* U-10FFFF into two wide chars via surrogates and back.
*
* XXX: this setting is forced to non-zero if WLITE_XBMP_CHAR is zero
*/
#ifndef WLITE_GENERATE_SURROGATES
#define WLITE_GENERATE_SURROGATES 0
#endif
/*
* if set to non-zero, <wctype.h> related classification and transformation
* functions will be augmented (in a portable way) to support transformations
* and classifications useful for CJK UTF-8 users.
*
* XXX: a savings in data memory is obtained by setting to zero
*/
#ifndef WLITE_EXTENSIONS
#define WLITE_EXTENSIONS !0
#endif
/*
* if WLITE_AMBI_LOCALE is non-zero, characters that are considered to have
* ambiguous width will be resolved by examining the locale settings of the
* environment; if the environment is a CJKV locale, ambiguous characters will
* have a monospace width of two-- otherwise, their width will be one.
*
* XXX: a savings in data memory is obtained if WLITE_AMBI_LOCALE is zero
* XXX: if WLITE_AMBI_LOCALE is zero, WLITE_LC_ALL determines ambiguous width
*/
#ifndef WLITE_AMBI_LOCALE
#define WLITE_AMBI_LOCALE !0
#endif
/*
* if WLITE_ENVIRONMENT is zero, wlite_*() functions will be sensitive to the
* setting of WLITE_LC_ALL. if WLITE_ENVIRONMENT's positive, wlite_*() functions
* will be sensitive to the value returned by setlocale(). if WLITE_ENVIRONMENT
* is negative, wlite_*() functions will be sensitive to environment variables
* such as "LC_COLLATE", "LC_TIME", and "LC_CTYPE"; LANG and LC_ALL settings are
* ignored.
*
* XXX: a non-positive value results in non-standard behavior, but for
* performance/space reasons (setlocale() is often a very expensive
* function & environment variables may not be available or reliable on
* certain hosts), environmental variables or hard-coding the
* locale may be used.
*/
#ifndef WLITE_ENVIRONMENT
#define WLITE_ENVIRONMENT +1
#endif
/*
* WLITE_LC_ALL specifies the locale that wlite_*() functions are affected by.
*
* XXX: WLITE_LC_ALL is ignored if WLITE_ENVIRONMENT is non-zero
*/
#ifndef WLITE_LC_ALL
#define WLITE_LC_ALL C
#endif
/*
* not really legal as you're not using the shortest possible sequence to
* generate a Unicode character, but some overly-literal encoding converters do
* generate them. 6 byte utf-8 hi/lo surrogate combinations are never written;
* characters >U+FFFF are always written with 4 utf-8 bytes.
*
* XXX: WLITE_READ_6_BYTE_UTF8_SURROGATE is ignored if WLITE_XBMP_CHAR is zero
*/
#ifndef WLITE_READ_6_BYTE_UTF8_SURROGATE
#define WLITE_READ_6_BYTE_UTF8_SURROGATE !0
#endif
/*
* the width of U+FFFD depends on the substitute glyph (if any) used to
* represent it. If you use "?" (ala Netscape and Mozilla), or a middle dot or
* small filled rectangle (ala Windows), the width is one. If you use something
* like the replacement glyphs <http://crl.nmsu.edu/~mleisher/lr.html> or the
* ideograph replacement character (U+3013) (which is convenient because it
* already exists in most legacy CJK fonts), or a square with four hex symbols
* compressed in it, the width is probably two.
*/
#ifndef WLITE_FFFD_WIDTH
#define WLITE_FFFD_WIDTH 2
#endif
/*****************************************************************************/
#include <stddef.h>
/* XXX: it seems that gcc either has problems with bit-shift operators if
* WLITE_BITARRAY_N_ > 32 and the architecture is 32 bits, so keep
* WLITE_ARRAY_* bits <= 32 to avoid using 64-bit types (i.e. "uint64_t")
* with "<<" and ">>".
*/
#include <stdint.h>
#define WLITE_BITARRAY_N_ 32U
typedef uint32_t wlite_bitarray_t_;
#if WLITE_XBMP_CHAR
typedef wchar_t wlite_wc_t_;
#else
typedef unsigned short wlite_wc_t_;
#endif
typedef int (*wlite_cmp_t_)(const void*,const void*);
typedef struct { wlite_wc_t_ from, to; } wlite_map_t_;
int wlite_map_t_cmp_(const void*, const void*);
int wlite_wc_t_cmp_(const void*, const void*);
int wlite_locale_cmp_(const void*, const void*);
long long wlite_widetoll_(const wchar_t*,wchar_t**,unsigned);
int wlite_strcmp_(const char*, const char*);
char *wlite_memcpy_(char*,const char*,size_t);
void *wlite_bsearch_(const void*,const void*,size_t,size_t,wlite_cmp_t_);
void wlite_0_mbstate_(void*);
#define WLITE_ID2STR_(identifier) #identifier
#define WLITE_MBS_SHIFT_STATES_ 0
#define WLITE_MBSTATE_INCOMPLETE_ 1
#define WLITE_MBSTATE_ERROR_ 2
#define WLITE_MBSTATE_SURROGATE_ 4
#if WLITE_ENVIRONMENT
#if WLITE_ENVIRONMENT > 0
#include <locale.h>
#define WLITE_GET_LOCALE(category) setlocale((category),NULL)
#else
#include <stdlib.h>
#define WLITE_GET_LOCALE(category) getenv(#category)
#endif
#elif defined WLITE_LC_ALL
#define WLITE_GET_LOCALE(category) WLITE_ID2STR_(WLITE_LC_ALL)
#else
#define WLITE_GET_LOCALE(category) NULL
#endif
#define WLITE_LOCALE_CMP_(category, value) \
wlite_locale_cmp_(WLITE_GET_LOCALE(category),(value))
#define WLITE_IS_CJK_(category) ( \
WLITE_LOCALE_CMP_((category),"zh*") == 0 \
|| WLITE_LOCALE_CMP_((category),"ja*") == 0 \
|| WLITE_LOCALE_CMP_((category),"ko*") == 0 \
)
#define WLITE_IS_POSIX_(category) ( \
WLITE_LOCALE_CMP_((category),"C") == 0 \
|| WLITE_LOCALE_CMP_((category),"POSIX") == 0 \
)
#if __STDC_VERSION__ >= 199409L
#include <wchar.h> /* WCHAR_MAX, WCHAR_MIN */
#if WLITE_XBMP_CHAR && WCHAR_MAX < WLITE_WCHAR_MAX
#error WLITE_XBMP_CHAR is set & wide characters are only two bytes wide
#endif
#endif
#endif
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