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24 #include "ruby_compat.h"
33 // Mark the str struct designated by ptr as a participant in Ruby's mark-and-sweep garbage collection scheme.
34 // A variable named name is placed on the C stack to prevent the structure from being prematurely collected.
35 #define GC_WRAP_STR(ptr, name) volatile VALUE name __attribute__((unused)) = Data_Wrap_Struct(rb_cObject, 0, str_free, ptr)
37 // create a new, empty string struct
40 // create a new, empty string struct with capacity len
41 str_t *str_new_size(long len);
43 // create a new string struct and initialize it with a copy of the buffer of length len pointed to by src
44 str_t *str_new_copy(char *src, long len);
46 // create a new string struct and initialize it with the buffer of length len pointed to by src
47 // no copy is made; the struct takes ownership of the buffer and will free it when the struct is disposed of
48 str_t *str_new_no_copy(char *src, long len);
50 // convenience method for testing
51 str_t *str_new_from_string(VALUE string);
53 // convenience method for testing
54 VALUE string_from_str(str_t *str);
56 // grows a string's capacity to the specified length
57 void str_grow(str_t *str, long len);
59 void str_append(str_t *str, char *src, long len);
61 // appends the "other" string struct onto str
62 void str_append_str(str_t *str, str_t *other);
64 // this is a temporary convenience measure
65 // later on if I develop in-place variants of some functions this won't be needed
66 void str_swap(str_t **a, str_t **b);
68 // don't actually free the memory yet
69 // this makes str structs very useful when reusing buffers because it avoids reallocation
70 void str_clear(str_t *str);
72 void str_free(str_t *str);