cdesktopenv/cde/programs/dtinfo/DtMmdb/dti_excs/Exception.C

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// $XConsortium: Exception.C /main/4 1996/10/04 09:40:25 drk $
#ifndef NATIVE_EXCEPTIONS
#include "Exceptions.hh"
#include <memory.h>
Exception *Exception::g_current_exception;
#ifdef C_API
char* Exception::g_temp_space = 0;
char *Exception::g_next_avail = 0;
#else
char Exception::g_temp_space[G_TEMP_SPACE_SIZE];
char *Exception::g_next_avail = Exception::g_temp_space;
#endif
// /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// class constructor
// /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
Exception::Exception()
: f_thrown(0), f_thrown_as_pointer(1), f_temporary(0), f_file(NULL), f_line(0), f_previous_exception(NULL)
{
PRINTF (("Constructed Exception obj @ %p\n", this));
}
// /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// operator delete
// /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
void
Exception::operator delete (void *place)
{
// Move pointer back if it's in our temp space, else just free it.
if (place >= g_temp_space && place < g_temp_space + G_TEMP_SPACE_SIZE)
{
g_next_avail = (char *) place;
PRINTF (("De-alloc EXC @ %p\n", place));
}
else
{
free ((char *) place);
}
}
// /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// operator new
// /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// int arg is only used for type matching to insure that our version
// of new gets called to make temporaries.
void *
Exception::operator new (size_t size, int)
{
if (g_next_avail + size > g_temp_space + G_TEMP_SPACE_SIZE)
{
Exceptions::error (Exceptions::f_msg_out_of_exception_memory,
Exceptions::INTERNAL_ERROR);
terminate();
}
void *p = g_next_avail;
g_next_avail += size;
PRINTF (("Allocate EXC @ %p, size = %ld\n", p, (long)size));
return (p);
}
// /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// throw_it
// /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// According to ARM, 15.2c temporary object thrown is of the static
// type of the operand to throw, so this method must be non-virtual.
// A non-virtual version of this function is created with macros in
// each subclass of the Exception object. See Exception.hh.
void
Exception::throw_it (unsigned int line, const char *file, int dbg)
{
// NOTE: This is the only place we can detect a throw of a pointer
// to a stack based object.
Exception *temp;
PRINTF (("Preparing to throw Exception object at %p:\n", this));
// Only make a temporary if the exception object is on the stack.
if (in_stack())
{
PRINTF ((" Exception is on the stack - copying it\n"));
// Use the special new operator which allocates the exception
// in reserved storage if there's no memory available.
temp = new (0) Exception (*this);
// We created it, so we should delete it.
temp->f_temporary = 1;
}
else
{
PRINTF ((" Exception is on the heap\n"));
temp = this;
}
temp->do_throw (line, file, dbg);
}
// /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// throw - throw the current exception
// /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
void
Exception::do_throw (unsigned int line, const char *file, int debugging)
{
#ifdef EXC_DEBUG
if (f_line == 0)
{
PRINTF (("========== Throwing exception ==========\n"));
}
else // must be a rethrow
{
PRINTF (("========== Re-throwing exception ==========\n"));
}
#endif
// Save line and file if we don't already have it.
if (f_line == 0)
{
f_line = line;
f_file = file;
}
f_thrown = 1;
Jump_Environment::unwind_and_jump (this, debugging);
}
// /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// current_exception - return the current exception
// /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
Exception &
Exception::current_exception()
{
if (g_current_exception == NULL)
{
Exceptions::error (Exceptions::f_msg_no_current_exception,
Exceptions::APPLICATION_ERROR);
terminate();
}
return (*g_current_exception);
}
// /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// (un)make_current - (un)make this exception the current one
// /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
void
Exception::unmake_current()
{
PRINTF (("Current Exc POP %p <-- %p\n",
g_current_exception, f_previous_exception));
if (this != g_current_exception)
{
Exceptions::error ("Popped exception is the current one!",
Exceptions::INTERNAL_ERROR);
terminate();
}
// Called when a catch clause is exited.
g_current_exception = f_previous_exception;
}
void
Exception::make_current()
{
PRINTF (("Current Exc PUSH --> %p\n", this));
f_previous_exception = g_current_exception;
g_current_exception = this;
}
// /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// relocate - move this exception to the current top of stack
// /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
void
Exception::relocate (Exception **exception, int length)
{
PRINTF (("Moving %p --> %p (%d bytes)\n",
*exception, g_next_avail, length));
// Slide the specified exception down to fill the hole below it.
if (g_next_avail >= (char *) *exception)
abort();
memcpy (g_next_avail, (void*)*exception, length);
*exception = (Exception *) g_next_avail;
g_next_avail = ((char *) *exception) + length;
}
// /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// is - return true this class is of type TYPE
// /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
int
Exception::is (const char *type, const char *this_class)
{
PRINTF (("Type specified is <%s>\n", type));
while (isalnum ((unsigned char) *type) &&
isalnum ((unsigned char) *this_class) &&
*type++ == *this_class++);
if (isalnum ((unsigned char) *type) ||
isalnum ((unsigned char) *this_class))
return (0);
// Check for pointer types
while (isspace ((unsigned char) *type))
{
type++;
}
PRINTF ((" var part is <%s>\n", type));
// See if one's a pointer and the other isn't.
if ((*type == '*' && !f_thrown_as_pointer) ||
(*type != '*' && f_thrown_as_pointer))
return (0);
// Otherwise they are either both pointers or both objects/references.
return (1);
}
#endif /* NATIVE_EXCEPTIONS */