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56 lines
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# RAII and defer macros for C
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## What?
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Basically you can get everything apart nasty inheritance hiercheries:
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- Good perf post-OOP with structs, "methods" constructors, destructors
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- RAII for your resources (not just memory)
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- zig-style defer
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- no dependencies, just defer.h and handle.h (or just one if you need both)
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## Examples
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Zig-style defer:
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#include "defer.h"
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...
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void *ram = malloc(n);
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defer {
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free(ram);
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printf("%d bytes freed\n", n);
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};
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C++ / Rust style constructor and destructor:
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#include "handle.h"
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struct Vektor {
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int count;
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int *v;
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}; handle(Vektor) {
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switch(state) {
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case HANDLE_CREAT:
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self->count = *(int*) data;
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self->v = (int*) calloc(self->count, sizeof(int));
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break;
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case HANDLE_DESTR:
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if(self->v) free(self->v);
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break;
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}
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}
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RAII (with scope closing destructors in reverse order):
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int n; scanf(" %d", n);
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creat(Vektor, data, &n);
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printf("data.count:%d\n", data.count);
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## Compatibility
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Ok this might be pain for you but this works only with gcc...
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At least it also works with C++ compilers so you can share your C codes later with C++.
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## LICENCE
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CC-BY
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