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Add dependency injection container for vm

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Peter Evans 2018-02-06 23:24:48 -06:00
parent 524412039a
commit 4e0892dc86
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#ifndef _VM_DI_H_
#define _VM_DI_H_
enum vm_di_entry {
VM_CPU,
VM_MACHINE,
VM_REFLECT,
// This value is the size of the DI container we will construct. As
// you can see, it's quite a bit higher than what would be implied
// by the number of enum values currently defined--and it is so we
// don't have to update this value every time we add a new value.
// But be wary that you don't add so many entries as to go beyond
// VM_DI_SIZE's defined value!
VM_DI_SIZE = 100,
};
extern void *vm_di_get(int);
extern int vm_di_set(int, void *);
#endif

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option.c option.c
vm_area.c vm_area.c
vm_bitfont.c vm_bitfont.c
vm_di.c
vm_event.c vm_event.c
vm_reflect.c vm_reflect.c
vm_screen.c vm_screen.c

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/*
* vm_di.c
*
* This code defines a very (very!) simplistic form of dependency
* injection container. It's up to you to set the entries of the
* container appropriately.
*
* This container is obviously _not type-safe_. It's just a bunch of
* void pointers. This container, however, _is_ immutable; once you set
* a value for a DI entry, it cannot be changed.
*/
#include <stdlib.h>
#include "log.h"
#include "vm_di.h"
/*
* I learned something new today: this array will be constructed with
* zero-values for each entry because it is statically declared. See:
* http://en.cppreference.com/w/c/language/initialization
*/
static void *di_table[VM_DI_SIZE];
/*
* Set the di table entry `ent` to `val`. If there is a _previous_
* value assigned to ent, then this returns ERR_INVALID, and no
* further assignment is allowed.
*/
int
vm_di_set(int ent, void *val)
{
if (di_table[ent] != NULL) {
return ERR_INVALID;
}
di_table[ent] = val;
return OK;
}
/*
* Return the value assigned to the given ent, or NULL if no entry has
* been defined before.
*/
void *
vm_di_get(int ent)
{
return di_table[ent];
}