Sorry for this stupid question, but i am lost.
If i write an stringlib with += overload operators (no i do not, but my
thing is much more complicated) , and i have to precalculate the strlen() --
as seen in the example here
How do i solve this ?
struct myStr
{
private:
unsigned len;
unsigned size;
char string[100];
public:
myStr():
len(0),
size(0)
{
string[0] = 0;
}
~myStr() {}
void AppendString(ch ar * source)
{
printf("Adddyna mic: %d\n",strlen(so urce));
}
void AppendString(co nst char * source,unsigned len)
{
printf("AddStat ic: %d\n",len);
}
myStr operator+=(char * source)
{
printf("Add Dynamic Length\n");
AppendString(so urce);
return *this;
}
__forceinline myStr operator+=(cons t char * source)
{
printf("Add Static Length\n");
// HELP !!!! --why does he not inline the function and precalculate
strlen() at compiletime ? is there a method ?
like: templates or so ?
AppendString(so urce,strlen(sou rce));
return *this;
}
};
int _tmain(int argc, _TCHAR* argv[])
{
myStr test;
test += "HHHHHHHHHHHHH" ; //= 13 bytes = 0xd
test.AppendStri ng("HHHHHHHHHHH HH",strlen("HHH HHHHHHHHHH"));
return 0;
}
thx
franz 3 2473
Anyways, while that may be so, it would also be useful to have a strlen
macro. The compiler already knows the layout of the data, it's a
compile time invariant, and would allow things like conventions about
storing word dictionaries as offset/length pairs in large strings, with
no null-terminated storage, besides just enabling simple writes of those
things.
Where are the interminable discussions about strlen macro and why/why
not it is already standard?
I guess there is sizeof for array types that returns the size of the
array, but literals are generally const char* types.
sizeof("xyz") == sizeof(char*); // <- not strlen
char xyz[] = "xyz"
sizeof(xyz) == 4 ; // <- not strlen
So, maybe it is as simple as to declare the C strings as character
arrays, and subtract 1, where sizeof(char)==1 .
#define strlen_macro(ch ar_arr) (sizeof(char_ar r)/sizeof(char)-1)
Yet, still I wonder about the correct const char* <-char[]
declarations, in terms of whether when the compiler sees a character
string literal, whether it is treated as a char* or char[] in terms of
sizeof (the operator/compiler facility). Does sizeof("xyz") always
return sizeof(char*), or sizeof(char)*4, as defined behavior?
Ross F.
Yet, still I wonder about the correct const char* <-char[]
declarations, in terms of whether when the compiler sees a character
string literal, whether it is treated as a char* or char[] in terms of
sizeof (the operator/compiler facility). Does sizeof("xyz") always
return sizeof(char*), or sizeof(char)*4, as defined behavior?
OK, modern C++ string literals are const char[], before they were
char[], so a strlen_macro is easy to implement.
Ross F.
i fully agree with your position of "why is there no macro for strlen() like
it is for sizeof() ...)
even if not, the 2'nd chance would be an abstraction to the operator+= like
myStr operator+=(cons t char * source)
myStr operator+=(char * source)
as compiler already sees operation like Str test += "hello"; as const char
operation (ok, this is cool)
but how to use this information then ?
why is there no thing like
myStr operator+=(cons t char * source,strlen(s ource)) <- where preprocessor
automatically does an inline expand ??
and why
3'rd chanche
as:
test.AppendStri ng("HHHHHHHHHHH HH",strlen("HHH HHHHHHHHHH"));
really does a inline "pre-length" calculation (look to /o2)
and it is in ASM
test.AppendStri ng("HHHHHHHHHHH HH",13)); <- cool
but why the hell can i not inline the += operator into it ????
and yes, you are right, doing this
myStr operator+=(cons t char * source)
{
printf("Add Static Length\n");
AppendString(so urce,sizeof(sou rce)); <- sizeof == 4 now , because function
gets not inlined !!!
return *this;
}
this is all "sh.t"
you think there is no chance with a function template ? (i am not very good
in them ..) ?
franz
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>
>Anyways, while that may be so, it would also be useful to have a strlen macro. The compiler already knows the layout of the data, it's a compile time invariant, and would allow things like conventions about storing word dictionaries as offset/length pairs in large strings, with no null-terminated storage, besides just enabling simple writes of those things.
Where are the interminable discussions about strlen macro and why/why not it is already standard?
I guess there is sizeof for array types that returns the size of the
array, but literals are generally const char* types.
sizeof("xyz") == sizeof(char*); // <- not strlen
char xyz[] = "xyz"
sizeof(xyz) == 4 ; // <- not strlen
So, maybe it is as simple as to declare the C strings as character arrays,
and subtract 1, where sizeof(char)==1 .
#define strlen_macro(ch ar_arr) (sizeof(char_ar r)/sizeof(char)-1)
Yet, still I wonder about the correct const char* <-char[] declarations,
in terms of whether when the compiler sees a character string literal,
whether it is treated as a char* or char[] in terms of sizeof (the
operator/compiler facility). Does sizeof("xyz") always return
sizeof(char*), or sizeof(char)*4, as defined behavior?
Ross F.
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