An implementation of some useful parts from the C standard library, and a few useful parts inspired by the C standard library, and some parts that are implemented because some parts of Javascript are brain dead, like integer support.
More to be added, soon(tm)!
CSAlloc(n)
Returns a buffer of length n, just like malloc, but it sets every byte of
the allocated buffer to 0 as when using calloc.
CSRealloc(source, n)
Like realloc, but it does not free source, the only way to free something in
core.js is via garbage collection.
CSByteBuffer(bytes...)
Allocates a buffer containing bytes.
CSRead(src, offset, n)
Creates a new buffer, with the same values as src from offset and n bytes
on.
CSReadBig16(src, offset)
Reads a 2, 4 or 8 byte unit from a buffer into a newly allocated buffer, this seems like it is a pretty useless endeavour, but Javascript doesn't support integers very well, especially not unsigned ones.
CSLoadInt8(src, offset)
Loads a single byte integer from a buffer into a Javascript number.
CSLoadBigInt16(src, offset)
Loads a 2 or 4 byte integer from a buffer into a Javascript number, 8 byte integers are not supported since they would lose precision.
Loads a 4 or 8 byte float from a buffer into a Javascript number.
CSStringToBuffer(string)
Creates a new buffer, with the same values as the ASCII values of each character
in string. You probably should only call this on constant strings, users will
probably not be aware of the ASCII limitations.
CSBufferToString(src, offset, n)
Creates a string from an ASCII buffer.
CSCompare(a, aOffset, b, bOffset, n)
Like memcmp, but returns true if equal
CSCompareToString(a, aOffset, b, bOffset, n)
The same as CSCompare, but b is a string instead of a buffer. See the
limitations of CSStringToBuffer.
CSCopy(dst, offset, src, offset, n)
Very similar to memcpy, but since we do not have pointers, the interface is
a little different.
CSCopyFromString(dst, dstOffset, src, srcOffset, n)
The same as CSCopy, but the source is a string instead of a buffer. See the
limitations of CSStringToBuffer.
CSBigEndian
A property containing true if the system is big endian, but most likely it
will contain false, since few systems these days are big endian. This fact
makes me sad, since big endian makes much more sense.
CSSwap16(dst, offset, src, offset, n)
Copies from src to dst, but swaps the order of each 2, 4 or 8-byte unit. n
must be a multiple of 2, 4 or 8 respectively.
CSBigToNative16(dst, offset, src, offset, n)
Copies from src to dst, but changes the order of each 2, 4 or 8-byte unit
from big/little endian to native endian. n must be a multiple of 2, 4 or 8
respectively.
It is safe for src and dst to be the same buffer.
CSNativeToBig16(dst, offset, src, offset, n)
Copies from src to dst, but changes the order of each 2, 4 or 8-byte unit
from native endian to big/little endian. n must be a multiple of 2, 4 or 8
respectively.
It is safe for src and dst to be the same buffer.
CSBitwiseNOT(dst, offset, a, offset, n)
Applies a bitwise operator to a, assigning the result to dst. Only operates
on the n first bytes.
CSBitwiseAND(dst, offset, a, offset, b, offset, n)
Applies a bitwise operator to a and b, assigning the result to dst. Only
operates on the n first bytes.
Copyright (C) 2011 by Jens Nockert
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