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/* $XConsortium: Xalloca.h /main/6 1996/09/28 16:17:22 rws $ */

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/*
 * The purpose of this header is to define the macros ALLOCATE_LOCAL and
 * DEALLOCATE_LOCAL appropriately for the platform being compiled on.
 * These macros are used to make fast, function-local memory allocations.
 * Their characteristics are as follows:
 *
 * void *ALLOCATE_LOCAL(int size)
 *    Returns a pointer to size bytes of memory, or NULL if the allocation
 *    failed.  The memory must be freed with DEALLOCATE_LOCAL before the
 *    function that made the allocation returns.  You should not ask for
 *    large blocks of memory with this function, since on many platforms
 *    the memory comes from the stack, which may have limited size.
 *
 * void DEALLOCATE_LOCAL(void *)
 *    Frees the memory allocated by ALLOCATE_LOCAL.  Omission of this
 *    step may be harmless on some platforms, but will result in
 *    memory leaks or worse on others.
 *
 * Before including this file, you should define two macros,
 * ALLOCATE_LOCAL_FALLBACK and DEALLOCATE_LOCAL_FALLBACK, that have the
 * same characteristics as ALLOCATE_LOCAL and DEALLOCATE_LOCAL.  The
 * header uses the fallbacks if it doesn't know a "better" way to define
 * ALLOCATE_LOCAL and DEALLOCATE_LOCAL.  Typical usage would be:
 *
 *    #define ALLOCATE_LOCAL_FALLBACK(_size) malloc(_size)
 *    #define DEALLOCATE_LOCAL_FALLBACK(_ptr) free(_ptr)
 *    #include "Xalloca.h"
 */

#ifndef XALLOCA_H
#define XALLOCA_H 1

#ifdef INCLUDE_ALLOCA_H
#  include <alloca.h>
#endif

#ifndef NO_ALLOCA
/*
 * os-dependent definition of local allocation and deallocation
 * If you want something other than (DE)ALLOCATE_LOCAL_FALLBACK
 * for ALLOCATE/DEALLOCATE_LOCAL then you add that in here.
 */
#  if defined(__HIGHC__)
#    ifndef NCR
       extern char *alloca();
#      if HCVERSION < 21003
#        define ALLOCATE_LOCAL(size)	alloca((int)(size))
         pragma on(alloca);
#      else /* HCVERSION >= 21003 */
#        define	ALLOCATE_LOCAL(size)	_Alloca((int)(size))
#      endif /* HCVERSION < 21003 */
#    else /* NCR */
#      define ALLOCATE_LOCAL(size)	alloca(size)
#    endif
#  define DEALLOCATE_LOCAL(ptr)  /* as nothing */
#  endif /* defined(__HIGHC__) */


#  ifdef __GNUC__
#    ifndef alloca
#      define alloca __builtin_alloca
#    endif /* !alloca */
#    define ALLOCATE_LOCAL(size) alloca((int)(size))
#    define DEALLOCATE_LOCAL(ptr)  /* as nothing */
#  else /* ! __GNUC__ */

/*
 * warning: old mips alloca (pre 2.10) is unusable, new one is built in
 * Test is easy, the new one is named __builtin_alloca and comes
 * from alloca.h which #defines alloca.
 */
#    ifndef NCR
#      if defined(vax) || defined(sun) || defined(apollo) || defined(stellar) || defined(USL) || defined(alloca)
/*
 * Some System V boxes extract alloca.o from /lib/libPW.a; if you
 * decide that you don't want to use alloca, you might want to fix it here.
 */
/* alloca might be a macro taking one arg (hi, Sun!), so give it one. */
#        ifndef __sgi			/* IRIX 5/6 has definition */
#          define __Xnullarg		/* as nothing */
#          ifndef X_NOT_STDC_ENV
             extern void *alloca(__Xnullarg);
#          else
             extern char *alloca(__Xnullarg);
#          endif
#        endif /* __sgi */
#        define ALLOCATE_LOCAL(size) alloca((int)(size))
#        define DEALLOCATE_LOCAL(ptr)  /* as nothing */
#      endif /* who does alloca */
#    endif /* NCR */
#  endif /* __GNUC__ */

#endif /* NO_ALLOCA */

#if !defined(ALLOCATE_LOCAL)
#  if defined(ALLOCATE_LOCAL_FALLBACK) && defined(DEALLOCATE_LOCAL_FALLBACK)
#    define ALLOCATE_LOCAL(_size)  ALLOCATE_LOCAL_FALLBACK(_size)
#    define DEALLOCATE_LOCAL(_ptr) DEALLOCATE_LOCAL_FALLBACK(_ptr)
#  else /* no fallbacks supplied; error */
#    define ALLOCATE_LOCAL(_size)  ALLOCATE_LOCAL_FALLBACK undefined!
#    define DEALLOCATE_LOCAL(_ptr) DEALLOCATE_LOCAL_FALLBACK undefined!
#  endif /* defined(ALLOCATE_LOCAL_FALLBACK && DEALLOCATE_LOCAL_FALLBACK) */
#endif /* !defined(ALLOCATE_LOCAL) */

#endif /* XALLOCA_H */