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Debugger: replace sprintf() part 7 final - Debug (PR #1093) 

- Add ProfileLine_t to take care of the profile line buffer
- Simplify _SearchMemoryDisplay() without using StringCat()
- Simplify CmdOutputPrint() significantly
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@ -238,8 +238,30 @@ Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA
bool ProfileSave ();
void ProfileFormat( bool bSeperateColumns, ProfileFormat_e eFormatMode );
char * ProfileLinePeek ( int iLine );
char * ProfileLinePush ();
// TODO: Things would be much simpler if g_aProfileLine is just a container of std::string.
struct ProfileLine_t
{
ProfileLine_t() : buf(NULL), bufsz(0) {}
ProfileLine_t(char* _buf, size_t _bufsz) : buf(_buf), bufsz(_bufsz) {}
void Assign(std::string const& str)
{
if (!buf || bufsz <= 0) return;
strncpy_s(buf, bufsz, str.c_str(), _TRUNCATE);
}
ATTRIBUTE_FORMAT_PRINTF(2, 3) /* 1 is "this" */
void Format(const char* fmt, ...)
{
if (!buf || bufsz <= 0) return;
va_list va;
va_start(va, fmt);
Assign(StrFormatV(fmt, va));
va_end(va);
}
char* buf;
size_t bufsz;
};
ProfileLine_t ProfileLinePeek ( int iLine );
ProfileLine_t ProfileLinePush ();
void ProfileLineReset ();
// Soft-switches __________________________________________________________________________________
@ -790,11 +812,11 @@ Update_t CmdProfile (int nArgs)
for ( int iLine = 0; iLine < nLine; iLine++ )
{
const char *pText = ProfileLinePeek( iLine );
if (pText)
ProfileLine_t prfline = ProfileLinePeek( iLine );
if (prfline.buf)
{
char sText[ CONSOLE_WIDTH ];
TextConvertTabsToSpaces( sText, pText, CONSOLE_WIDTH, 4 );
TextConvertTabsToSpaces( sText, prfline.buf, CONSOLE_WIDTH, 4 );
// ConsoleBufferPush( sText );
ConsolePrint( sText );
}
@ -5391,90 +5413,49 @@ int _SearchMemoryFind(
//===========================================================================
Update_t _SearchMemoryDisplay (int nArgs)
{
const UINT nBuf = CONSOLE_WIDTH * 2;
int nFound = g_vMemorySearchResults.size() - 1;
int nLen = 0; // temp
int nLineLen = 0; // string length of matches for this line, for word-wrap
TCHAR sMatches[ nBuf ] = TEXT("");
TCHAR sResult[ nBuf ];
TCHAR sText[ nBuf ] = TEXT("");
int const nFound = g_vMemorySearchResults.size() - 1;
if (nFound > 0)
{
std::string sMatches;
int iFound = 1;
while (iFound <= nFound)
{
WORD nAddress = g_vMemorySearchResults.at( iFound );
WORD const nAddress = g_vMemorySearchResults.at( iFound );
// sprintf( sText, "%2d:$%04X ", iFound, nAddress );
// int nLen = _tcslen( sText );
// 2.6.2.17 Search Results: The n'th result now using correct color (was command, now number decimal)
// BUGFIX: 2.6.2.32 n'th Search results were being displayed in dec, yet parser takes hex numbers. i.e. SH D000:FFFF A9 00
// Intentional default instead of CHC_ARG_SEP for better readability
// 2.6.2.16 Fixed: Search Results: The hex specify for target address results now colorized properly
// 2.6.2.15 Fixed: Search Results: Added space between results for better readability
sResult[0] = 0;
nLen = 0;
StringCat( sResult, CHC_NUM_DEC, nBuf ); // 2.6.2.17 Search Results: The n'th result now using correct color (was command, now number decimal)
sprintf( sText, "%02X", iFound ); // BUGFIX: 2.6.2.32 n'th Search results were being displayed in dec, yet parser takes hex numbers. i.e. SH D000:FFFF A9 00
nLen += StringCat( sResult, sText , nBuf );
StringCat( sResult, CHC_DEFAULT, nBuf ); // intentional default instead of CHC_ARG_SEP for better readability
nLen += StringCat( sResult, ":" , nBuf );
StringCat( sResult, CHC_ARG_SEP, nBuf );
nLen += StringCat( sResult, "$" , nBuf ); // 2.6.2.16 Fixed: Search Results: The hex specify for target address results now colorized properly
StringCat( sResult, CHC_ADDRESS, nBuf );
sprintf( sText, "%04X ", nAddress ); // 2.6.2.15 Fixed: Search Results: Added space between results for better readability
nLen += StringCat( sResult, sText, nBuf );
// FIXME: Color is DEC whereas the format is "%X". What's the real intention?
std::string sResult = StrFormat( CHC_NUM_DEC "%02X" CHC_DEFAULT ":" CHC_ARG_SEP "$" CHC_ADDRESS "%04X ",
iFound, nAddress );
// Fit on same line?
if ((nLineLen + nLen) > (g_nConsoleDisplayWidth - 1)) // CONSOLE_WIDTH
if ((sMatches.length() + sResult.length()) > (size_t(g_nConsoleDisplayWidth) - 1)) // CONSOLE_WIDTH
{
//ConsoleDisplayPush( sMatches );
ConsolePrint( sMatches );
_tcscpy( sMatches, sResult );
nLineLen = nLen;
//ConsoleDisplayPush( sMatches.c_str() );
ConsolePrint( sMatches.c_str() );
sMatches = sResult;
}
else
{
StringCat( sMatches, sResult, nBuf );
nLineLen += nLen;
sMatches += sResult;
}
iFound++;
}
ConsolePrint( sMatches );
ConsolePrint( sMatches.c_str() );
}
// ConsoleDisplayPushFormat( "Total: %d (#$%04X)", nFound, nFound );
sResult[0] = 0;
//ConsoleDisplayPushFormat( "Total: %d (#$%04X)", nFound, nFound );
StringCat( sResult, CHC_USAGE , nBuf );
nLen += StringCat( sResult, "Total", nBuf );
StringCat( sResult, CHC_DEFAULT, nBuf );
nLen += StringCat( sResult, ": " , nBuf );
StringCat( sResult, CHC_NUM_DEC, nBuf ); // intentional CHC_DEFAULT instead of
sprintf( sText, "%d ", nFound );
nLen += StringCat( sResult, sText, nBuf );
StringCat( sResult, CHC_ARG_SEP, nBuf ); // CHC_ARC_OPT -> CHC_ARG_SEP
nLen += StringCat( sResult, "(" , nBuf );
StringCat( sResult, CHC_ARG_SEP, nBuf ); // CHC_DEFAULT
nLen += StringCat( sResult, "#$", nBuf );
StringCat( sResult, CHC_NUM_HEX, nBuf );
sprintf( sText, "%04X", nFound );
nLen += StringCat( sResult, sText, nBuf );
StringCat( sResult, CHC_ARG_SEP, nBuf );
nLen += StringCat( sResult, ")" , nBuf );
ConsolePrint( sResult );
ConsolePrintFormat( CHC_USAGE "Total" CHC_DEFAULT ": " CHC_NUM_DEC "%d " CHC_ARG_SEP "(" CHC_ARG_SEP "#$" CHC_NUM_HEX "%04X" CHC_ARG_SEP ")",
nFound /*dec*/, nFound /*hex*/ );
// g_vMemorySearchResults is cleared in DebugEnd()
@ -5832,52 +5813,26 @@ Update_t CmdOutputPrint (int nArgs)
{
// PRINT "A:",A," X:",X
// Removed: PRINT "A:%d",A," X: %d",X
TCHAR sText[ CONSOLE_WIDTH ] = TEXT("");
int nLen = 0;
std::string sText;
if (! nArgs)
if (nArgs <= 0)
goto _Help;
for ( int iArg = 1; iArg <= nArgs; iArg++ )
{
if (g_aArgs[ iArg ].bType & TYPE_QUOTED_2)
{
const int nChar = _tcslen( g_aArgs[ iArg ].sArg );
for ( int iChar = 0; iChar < nChar; iChar++ )
{
TCHAR c = g_aArgs[ iArg ].sArg[ iChar ];
sText[ nLen++ ] = c;
}
sText += (!!(g_aArgs[ iArg ].bType & TYPE_QUOTED_2))
? g_aArgs[ iArg ].sArg
: WordToHexStr( g_aArgs[ iArg ].nValue );
iArg++;
// if (iArg > nArgs)
// goto _Help;
if (iArg <= nArgs)
if (g_aArgs[ iArg ].eToken != TOKEN_COMMA)
goto _Help;
}
else
{
const int nValue = g_aArgs[ iArg ].nValue;
sprintf( &sText[ nLen ], "%04X", nValue );
while (sText[ nLen ])
nLen++;
iArg++;
if (iArg <= nArgs)
if (g_aArgs[ iArg ].eToken != TOKEN_COMMA)
goto _Help;
#if 0
sprintf( &sText[ nLen ], "%04X", nValue );
sprintf( &sText[ nLen ], "%d", nValue );
sprintf( &sText[ nLen ], "%c", nValue );
#endif
}
iArg++;
//if (iArg > nArgs)
// goto _Help;
if (iArg <= nArgs && g_aArgs[ iArg ].eToken != TOKEN_COMMA)
goto _Help;
}
if (nLen)
ConsoleBufferPush( sText );
if (!sText.empty())
ConsoleBufferPush( sText.c_str() );
return ConsoleUpdate();
@ -5912,8 +5867,8 @@ Update_t CmdOutputPrintf (int nArgs)
}
}
TCHAR sText[ CONSOLE_WIDTH ] = TEXT("");
int nLen = 0;
std::string sText;
sText.reserve(CONSOLE_WIDTH);
PrintState_e eThis = PS_LITERAL;
int nWidth = 0;
@ -5925,10 +5880,9 @@ Update_t CmdOutputPrintf (int nArgs)
{
if (g_aArgs[ iArg ].bType & TYPE_QUOTED_2)
{
const int nChar = _tcslen( g_aArgs[ iArg ].sArg );
for ( int iChar = 0; iChar < nChar; iChar++ )
for ( const char* cp = g_aArgs[iArg].sArg, *ep = cp + strlen(g_aArgs[iArg].sArg); cp < ep; ++cp )
{
TCHAR c = g_aArgs[ iArg ].sArg[ iChar ];
const char c = *cp;
switch ( eThis )
{
case PS_LITERAL:
@ -5941,7 +5895,7 @@ Update_t CmdOutputPrintf (int nArgs)
eThis = PS_TYPE;
break;
default:
sText[ nLen++ ] = c;
sText += c;
break;
}
break;
@ -5951,7 +5905,7 @@ Update_t CmdOutputPrintf (int nArgs)
case 'n':
case 'r':
eThis = PS_LITERAL;
sText[ nLen++ ] = '\n';
sText += '\n';
break;
}
break;
@ -5965,12 +5919,12 @@ Update_t CmdOutputPrintf (int nArgs)
{
case 'X':
case 'x': // PS_NEXT_ARG_HEX
sprintf( &sText[ nLen ], "%04X", aValues[ iValue ].nValue );
sText += WordToHexStr( aValues[ iValue ].nValue );
iValue++;
break;
case 'D':
case 'd': // PS_NEXT_ARG_DEC
sprintf( &sText[ nLen ], "%d", aValues[ iValue ].nValue );
sText += StrFormat( "%d", aValues[ iValue ].nValue );
iValue++;
break;
break;
@ -5983,22 +5937,20 @@ Update_t CmdOutputPrintf (int nArgs)
int nBits = nWidth;
while (nBits-- > 0)
{
sText[ nLen++ ] = ((nValue >> nBits) & 1) ? '1' : '0';
sText += ((nValue >> nBits) & 1) ? '1' : '0';
}
iValue++;
break;
}
case 'c': // PS_NEXT_ARG_CHR;
sprintf( &sText[ nLen ], "%c", aValues[ iValue ].nValue );
sText += char( aValues[ iValue ].nValue );
iValue++;
break;
case '%':
default:
sText[ nLen++ ] = c;
sText += c;
break;
}
while (sText[ nLen ])
nLen++;
eThis = PS_LITERAL;
break;
default:
@ -6017,8 +5969,8 @@ Update_t CmdOutputPrintf (int nArgs)
goto _Help;
}
if (nLen)
ConsoleBufferPush( sText );
if (!sText.empty())
ConsoleBufferPush( sText.c_str() );
return ConsoleUpdate();
@ -7432,35 +7384,29 @@ int FindCommand( LPCTSTR pName, CmdFuncPtr_t & pFunction_, int * iCommand_ )
//===========================================================================
void DisplayAmbigiousCommands( int nFound )
{
ConsolePrintFormat("Ambiguous %s%" SIZE_T_FMT "%s Commands:"
, CHC_NUM_DEC
ConsolePrintFormat("Ambiguous " CHC_NUM_DEC "%" SIZE_T_FMT CHC_DEFAULT " Commands:"
, g_vPotentialCommands.size()
, CHC_DEFAULT
);
int iCommand = 0;
while (iCommand < nFound)
{
char sPotentialCommands[ CONSOLE_WIDTH ];
sprintf( sPotentialCommands, "%s ", CHC_COMMAND );
std::string sPotentialCommands = CHC_COMMAND " ";
int iWidth = strlen( sPotentialCommands );
while ((iCommand < nFound) && (iWidth < g_nConsoleDisplayWidth))
while ((iCommand < nFound) && (sPotentialCommands.length() < size_t(g_nConsoleDisplayWidth)))
{
int nCommand = g_vPotentialCommands[ iCommand ];
char *pName = g_aCommands[ nCommand ].m_sName;
int nLen = strlen( pName );
int const nCommand = g_vPotentialCommands[ iCommand ];
const char *const pName = g_aCommands[ nCommand ].m_sName;
size_t const nLen = strlen( pName );
if ((iWidth + nLen) >= (CONSOLE_WIDTH - 1))
if ((sPotentialCommands.length() + nLen) >= (CONSOLE_WIDTH - 1))
break;
char sText[ CONSOLE_WIDTH * 2 ];
sprintf( sText, "%s ", pName );
strcat( sPotentialCommands, sText );
iWidth += nLen + 1;
sPotentialCommands.append(pName, nLen).append(1, ' ');
iCommand++;
}
ConsolePrint( sPotentialCommands );
ConsolePrint( sPotentialCommands.c_str() );
}
}
@ -7734,14 +7680,9 @@ void OutputTraceLine ()
}
}
char sTarget[ 16 ];
if (line.bTargetValue)
{
sprintf( sTarget, "%s:%s"
, line.sTargetPointer
, line.sTargetValue
);
}
//std::string const sTarget = (line.bTargetValue)
// ? StrFormat( "%s:%s", line.sTargetPointer , line.sTargetValue )
// : std::string();
if (g_bTraceFileWithVideoScanner)
{
@ -7807,24 +7748,18 @@ void ParseParameter( )
// Return address of next line to write to.
//===========================================================================
char * ProfileLinePeek ( int iLine )
ProfileLine_t ProfileLinePeek ( int iLine )
{
char *pText = NULL;
if (iLine < 0)
iLine = 0;
if (! g_nProfileLine)
pText = & g_aProfileLine[ iLine ][ 0 ];
if (iLine <= g_nProfileLine)
pText = & g_aProfileLine[ iLine ][ 0 ];
return pText;
return ( g_nProfileLine == 0 || iLine <= g_nProfileLine )
? ProfileLine_t( g_aProfileLine[ iLine ], sizeof(g_aProfileLine[iLine]) )
: ProfileLine_t();
}
//===========================================================================
char * ProfileLinePush ()
ProfileLine_t ProfileLinePush ()
{
if (g_nProfileLine < NUM_PROFILE_LINES)
{
@ -7844,24 +7779,28 @@ void ProfileLineReset()
//===========================================================================
void ProfileFormat( bool bExport, ProfileFormat_e eFormatMode )
{
char sSeparator7[ 32 ] = "\t";
char sSeparator2[ 32 ] = "\t";
char sSeparator1[ 32 ] = "\t";
char sOpcode [ 8 ]; // 2 chars for opcode in hex, plus quotes on either side
char sAddress[MAX_OPMODE_NAME];
std::string sSeparator7;
std::string sSeparator2;
std::string sSeparator1;
if (eFormatMode == PROFILE_FORMAT_COMMA)
{
sSeparator7[0] = ',';
sSeparator2[0] = ',';
sSeparator1[0] = ',';
sSeparator7 = ',';
sSeparator2 = ',';
sSeparator1 = ',';
}
else
if (eFormatMode == PROFILE_FORMAT_SPACE)
{
sprintf( sSeparator7, " " ); // 7
sprintf( sSeparator2, " " ); // 2
sprintf( sSeparator1, " " ); // 1
sSeparator7.assign(7, ' ');
sSeparator2.assign(2, ' ');
sSeparator1 = ' ';
}
else
{
sSeparator7 = '\t';
sSeparator2 = '\t';
sSeparator1 = '\t';
}
ProfileLineReset();
@ -7911,18 +7850,16 @@ void ProfileFormat( bool bExport, ProfileFormat_e eFormatMode )
pColorTotal = CHC_DEFAULT; // white
}
char *pText = ProfileLinePeek( 0 );
ProfileLine_t prfline = ProfileLinePeek(0);
// Opcode
if (bExport) // Export = SeperateColumns
sprintf( pText
, "\"Percent\"" DELIM "\"Count\"" DELIM "\"Opcode\"" DELIM "\"Mnemonic\"" DELIM "\"Addressing Mode\"\n"
, sSeparator7, sSeparator2, sSeparator1, sSeparator1 );
prfline.Format( "\"Percent\"" DELIM "\"Count\"" DELIM "\"Opcode\"" DELIM "\"Mnemonic\"" DELIM "\"Addressing Mode\"\n",
sSeparator7.c_str(), sSeparator2.c_str(), sSeparator1.c_str(), sSeparator1.c_str() );
else
sprintf( pText
, "Percent" DELIM "Count" DELIM "Mnemonic" DELIM "Addressing Mode\n"
, sSeparator7, sSeparator2, sSeparator1 );
pText = ProfileLinePush();
prfline.Format( "Percent" DELIM "Count" DELIM "Mnemonic" DELIM "Addressing Mode\n",
sSeparator7.c_str(), sSeparator2.c_str(), sSeparator1.c_str() );
prfline = ProfileLinePush();
for ( int iOpcode = 0; iOpcode < NUM_OPCODES; ++iOpcode )
{
@ -7938,74 +7875,65 @@ void ProfileFormat( bool bExport, ProfileFormat_e eFormatMode )
int nOpmode = g_aOpcodes[ nOpcode ].nAddressMode;
double nPercent = (100. * nCount) / nOpcodeTotal;
char sOpmode[ MAX_OPMODE_FORMAT ];
sprintf( sOpmode, g_aOpmodes[ nOpmode ].m_sFormat, 0 );
//std::string sOpmode = StrFormat( g_aOpmodes[ nOpmode ].m_sFormat, 0 );
if (bExport)
{
// Excel Bug: Quoted numbers are NOT treated as strings in .csv! WTF?
// @reference: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;Q214233
//
// Workaround: Prefix with (') apostrophe -- this doesn't break HEX2DEC()
// This works properly in Openoffice.
// In Excel, this ONLY works IF you TYPE it in!
//
// Solution: Quote the numbers, but you must select the "TEXT" Column data format for the "Opcode" column.
// We don't use .csv, since you aren't given the Import Dialog in Excel!
sprintf( sOpcode, "\"%02X\"", nOpcode ); // Works with Excel, IF using Import dialog & choose Text. (also works with OpenOffice)
// sprintf( sOpcode, "'%02X", nOpcode ); // SHOULD work with Excel, but only works with OpenOffice.
sprintf( sAddress, "\"%s\"", g_aOpmodes[ nOpmode ].m_sName );
}
else // not qouted if dumping to console
{
sprintf( sOpcode, "%02X", nOpcode );
strcpy( sAddress, g_aOpmodes[ nOpmode ].m_sName );
}
// Excel Bug: Quoted numbers are NOT treated as strings in .csv! WTF?
// @reference: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;Q214233
//
// Workaround: Prefix with (') apostrophe -- this doesn't break HEX2DEC()
// This works properly in Openoffice.
// In Excel, this ONLY works IF you TYPE it in!
//
// Solution: Quote the numbers, but you must select the "TEXT" Column data format for the "Opcode" column.
// We don't use .csv, since you aren't given the Import Dialog in Excel!
// StrFormat( "'%02X", nOpcode ); // SHOULD work with Excel, but only works with OpenOffice.
const std::string sOpcode = (bExport)
? StrFormat("\"%02X\"", nOpcode) // Works with Excel, IF using Import dialog & choose Text. (also works with OpenOffice)
: ByteToHexStr(nOpcode);
const std::string sAddress = (bExport)
? ( '"' + std::string(g_aOpmodes[nOpmode].m_sName) + '"' )
: std::string(g_aOpmodes[ nOpmode ].m_sName);
// BUG: Yeah 100% is off by 1 char. Profiling only one opcode isn't worth fixing this visual alignment bug.
sprintf( pText,
"%s%7.4f%s%%" DELIM "%s%9u" DELIM "%s%s" DELIM "%s%s" DELIM "%s%s\n"
prfline.Format( "%s%7.4f%s%%" DELIM "%s%9u" DELIM "%s%s" DELIM "%s%s" DELIM "%s%s\n"
, pColorNumber
, nPercent
, pColorOperator
, sSeparator2
, sSeparator2.c_str()
, pColorNumber
, static_cast<unsigned int>(nCount), sSeparator2
, static_cast<unsigned int>(nCount), sSeparator2.c_str()
, pColorOpcode
, sOpcode, sSeparator2
, sOpcode.c_str(), sSeparator2.c_str()
, pColorMnemonic
, g_aOpcodes[ nOpcode ].sMnemonic, sSeparator2
, g_aOpcodes[ nOpcode ].sMnemonic, sSeparator2.c_str()
, pColorOpmode
, sAddress
, sAddress.c_str()
);
pText = ProfileLinePush();
prfline = ProfileLinePush();
}
if (! bOpcodeGood)
nOpcodeTotal = 0;
sprintf( pText
, "Total: " DELIM "%s%9u\n"
, sSeparator2
prfline.Format( "Total: " DELIM "%s%9u\n"
, sSeparator2.c_str()
, pColorTotal
, static_cast<unsigned int>(nOpcodeTotal) );
pText = ProfileLinePush();
prfline = ProfileLinePush();
sprintf( pText, "\n" );
pText = ProfileLinePush();
prfline.Assign( "\n" );
prfline = ProfileLinePush();
// Opmode
// "Percent Count Adressing Mode\n" );
if (bExport)
// Note: 2 extra dummy columns are inserted to keep Addressing Mode in same column
sprintf( pText
, "\"Percent\"" DELIM "\"Count\"" DELIM DELIM DELIM "\"Addressing Mode\"\n"
, sSeparator7, sSeparator2, sSeparator2, sSeparator2 );
prfline.Format( "\"Percent\"" DELIM "\"Count\"" DELIM DELIM DELIM "\"Addressing Mode\"\n",
sSeparator7.c_str(), sSeparator2.c_str(), sSeparator2.c_str(), sSeparator2.c_str() );
else
sprintf( pText
, "Percent" DELIM "Count" DELIM "Addressing Mode\n"
, sSeparator7, sSeparator2 );
pText = ProfileLinePush();
prfline.Format( "Percent" DELIM "Count" DELIM "Addressing Mode\n",
sSeparator7.c_str(), sSeparator2.c_str() );
prfline = ProfileLinePush();
if (nOpmodeTotal < 1)
{
@ -8025,51 +7953,44 @@ void ProfileFormat( bool bExport, ProfileFormat_e eFormatMode )
int nOpmode = tProfileOpmode.m_iOpmode;
double nPercent = (100. * nCount) / nOpmodeTotal;
if (bExport)
{
const std::string sAddress = (bExport)
// Note: 2 extra dummy columns are inserted to keep Addressing Mode in same column
sprintf( sAddress, "%s%s\"%s\"", sSeparator1, sSeparator1, g_aOpmodes[ nOpmode ].m_sName );
}
else // not qouted if dumping to console
{
strcpy( sAddress, g_aOpmodes[ nOpmode ].m_sName );
}
? StrFormat( "%s%s\"%s\"", sSeparator1.c_str(), sSeparator1.c_str(), g_aOpmodes[ nOpmode ].m_sName )
// not qouted if dumping to console
: std::string( g_aOpmodes[ nOpmode ].m_sName );
// BUG: Yeah 100% is off by 1 char. Profiling only one opcode isn't worth fixing this visual alignment bug.
sprintf( pText
, "%s%7.4f%s%%" DELIM "%s%9u" DELIM "%s%s\n"
prfline.Format( "%s%7.4f%s%%" DELIM "%s%9u" DELIM "%s%s\n"
, pColorNumber
, nPercent
, pColorOperator
, sSeparator2
, sSeparator2.c_str()
, pColorNumber
, static_cast<unsigned int>(nCount), sSeparator2
, static_cast<unsigned int>(nCount), sSeparator2.c_str()
, pColorOpmode
, sAddress
, sAddress.c_str()
);
pText = ProfileLinePush();
prfline = ProfileLinePush();
}
if (! bOpmodeGood)
nOpmodeTotal = 0;
sprintf( pText
, "Total: " DELIM "%s%9u\n"
, sSeparator2
prfline.Format( "Total: " DELIM "%s%9u\n"
, sSeparator2.c_str()
, pColorTotal
, static_cast<unsigned int>(nOpmodeTotal) );
pText = ProfileLinePush();
prfline = ProfileLinePush();
sprintf( pText, "===================\n" );
pText = ProfileLinePush();
prfline.Assign( "===================\n" );
prfline = ProfileLinePush();
unsigned int cycles = static_cast<unsigned int>(g_nCumulativeCycles - g_nProfileBeginCycles);
sprintf( pText
, "Cycles: " DELIM "%s%9u\n"
, sSeparator2
prfline.Format( "Cycles: " DELIM "%s%9u\n"
, sSeparator2.c_str()
, pColorNumber
, cycles );
pText = ProfileLinePush();
prfline = ProfileLinePush();
}
#undef DELIM
@ -8108,10 +8029,10 @@ bool ProfileSave()
for ( int iLine = 0; iLine < nLine; iLine++ )
{
const char *pText = ProfileLinePeek( iLine );
if ( pText )
ProfileLine_t prfline = ProfileLinePeek( iLine );
if ( prfline.buf )
{
fputs( pText, hFile );
fputs( prfline.buf, hFile );
}
}