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// C++ Header File Name: gxdfptr.h
// Compiler Used: MSVC, HPUX aCC, SOLARIS CC
// Produced By: DataReel Software Development Team
// File Creation Date: 02/04/1997 
// Date Last Modified: 05/25/2016
// Copyright (c) 2001-2009 DataReel Software Development
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/*
This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public
License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either
version 2.1 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
 
This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the GNU
Lesser General Public License for more details.

You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public
License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software
Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA  02111-1307  
USA

The gxDatabase file pointer routines are a collection of classes 
and standalone functions used to define the underlying file system
used by the gxDatabase class. NOTE: None of the data structures
and functions defined here are intended to be used directly. They
are used by the gxDatabase class to call the correct native file
API function for each supported platform.

Changes:
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02/01/2002: Add enhanced NTFS compatibility to all WIN32 functions 
by adding WIN32 file I/O. Define the __WIN32__ and __NTFS__ 
preprocessor directives to use the WIN32 file I/O API instead of 
the stdio file I/O.  

03/18/2002: Changed the return types for the gxdFPTRRead() and
gxdFPTRWrite() functions to return the number of bytes read and
moved rather than the returning 0/1 to indicate a pass/fail 
condition. This change was made to support additional classes
throughout the library.
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*/
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#ifndef __GX_DATABASE_FILE_POINTER_HPP__
#define __GX_DATABASE_FILE_POINTER_HPP__

#include "gxdlcode.h"

#include <string.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <fcntl.h>
#include <sys/types.h>
#include <sys/stat.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include "gxdtypes.h"
#include "gxheader.h"

#if defined (_USE_DIRECT_IO_) && defined (__LINUX__)
struct DIOFILE {
  int fd;       // File handle of open file
  int access;   // Access mode used when opening the file
  int perm;     // Permissions used to open the file
  char *fname;  // String name of the file
  int read_eof; // Check after each read, 0 is at EOF or -1
  int seek_past_eof; // Check after each file seek 0 is EOF or -1
  int fill_holes; // By default set to 0 not to autofill data holes
  int error_flag; /* Will be non-zero value is any error was detected */
};

#if defined USE_IOBUF_MACROS
#define POSIX_OPEN iobuf_open
#define POSIX_CREAT iobuf_creat
#define POSIX_CLOSE iobuf_close
#define POSIX_READ iobuf_read
#define POSIX_WRITE iobuf_write
#define POSIX_READV iobuf_readv
#define POSIX_WRITEV iobuf_writev
#define POSIX_PREAD iobuf_pread
#define POSIX_PWRITE iobuf_pwrite
#define POSIX_LSEEK iobuf_lseek
#define POSIX_FTRUNCATE iobuf_ftruncate
#define POSIX_DUP iobuf_dup
#define POSIX_DUP2 iobuf_dup2
#define POSIX_FSYNC iobuf_fsync
#define POSIX_FATASYNC iobuf_fdatasync
typedef off_t FILEOFF_t;
#else
#if defined (__64_BIT_DATABASE_ENGINE__)
#define POSIX_OPEN open64
#define POSIX_CREAT creat64
#define POSIX_CLOSE close
#define POSIX_READ read
#define POSIX_WRITE write
#define POSIX_READV readv
#define POSIX_WRITEV writev
#define POSIX_PREAD pread64
#define POSIX_PWRITE pwrite64
#define POSIX_LSEEK lseek64
#define POSIX_FTRUNCATE ftruncate
#define POSIX_DUP dup
#define POSIX_DUP2 dup2
#define POSIX_FSYNC fsync
#define POSIX_FATASYNC fdatasync
typedef off64_t FILEOFF_t;
#else
#define POSIX_OPEN open
#define POSIX_CREAT creat
#define POSIX_CLOSE close
#define POSIX_READ read
#define POSIX_WRITE write
#define POSIX_READV readv
#define POSIX_WRITEV writev
#define POSIX_PREAD pread
#define POSIX_PWRITE pwrite
#define POSIX_LSEEK lseek
#define POSIX_FTRUNCATE ftruncate
#define POSIX_DUP dup
#define POSIX_DUP2 dup2
#define POSIX_FSYNC fsync
#define POSIX_FATASYNC fdatasync
typedef off_t FILEOFF_t;
#endif
#endif // USE_IOBUF_MACROS

// Open file, returns DIOFILE pointer or NULL if file open files
DIOFILE * dio_open(const char  *filename,  int  access,  int  permission);
/*
Access modes
O_RDONLY Open the file so that it is read only.
O_WRONLY Open the file so that it is write only.
O_RDWR   Open the file so that it can be read from and written to.
O_APPEND Append new information to the end of the file.
O_TRUNC  Initially clear all data from the file.
O_CREAT  If the file does not exist, create it.

Permissions
S_IRUSR  Set read rights for the owner to true.
S_IWUSR  Set write rights for the owner to true.
S_IXUSR  Set execution rights for the owner to true.
S_IRGRP  Set read rights for the group to true.
S_IWGRP  Set write rights for the group to true.
S_IXGRP  Set execution rights for the group to true.
S_IROTH  Set read rights for other users to true.
S_IWOTH  Set write rights for other users to true.
S_IXOTH  Set execution rights for other users to true.
*/

// Open existing file as read only, returns 0 on error
DIOFILE *dio_fopen(const char  *filename);

// Create new new file, and truncate file if exists, returns 0 on error
DIOFILE *dio_fcreate(const char  *filename);

// Open existing file as read write without truncating, returns 0 on error
DIOFILE *dio_fopenrw(const char  *filename);

// Close the file and free the DIOFILE pointer
int dio_close(DIOFILE *fp);

// Read nbytes into buf, returns the number of bytes read
// On read error will return value not equal to nbytes
// After each read check fp->read_eof. If 0 the read is at EOF
int dio_read(DIOFILE *fp, void *buf, int nbytes);

// Write buf of nbytes to file, returns nbytes
// On write error will return value not equal to nbytes
int dio_write(DIOFILE *fp, const void *buf, int nbytes);

// SEEK_SET  Offset is to be in absolute terms.
// SEEK_CUR  Offset relative to the current location of the pointer.
// SEEK_END  Offset relative to the end of the file.
FILEOFF_t dio_seek(DIOFILE *fp, FILEOFF_t offset, int whence);

// Get the current file position
FILEOFF_t dio_tell(DIOFILE *fp);

// Flush file buffers and return 0 on success, -1 on fail
int dio_flush(DIOFILE *fp);

// Rewind file pointer to zero
FILEOFF_t dio_rewind(DIOFILE *fp);

// Return EOF
FILEOFF_t dio_eof(DIOFILE *fp);

// Read from fp until character matching the delimiter character. Returns 
// number of characters written into the buffer, including the delimiter 
// character if one was encountered before EOF, but excluding the 
// terminating NUL character. Return -1. If an error occurs.
ssize_t dio_getdelim(DIOFILE *fp, char **buf, size_t *bufsiz, int delimiter);

// Read line from file using dio_getdelim() call
ssize_t dio_getline(DIOFILE *fp, char **buf, size_t *bufsiz);

// Get or put a char in a file stream, returns get or put char or -1 on error
int dio_fgetc(DIOFILE *fp);
int dio_fputc(DIOFILE *fp, int c);

// Set fp->error_flag = errno
/* Usage for debugging: 
   char sbuf[255];
   ...
   memset(sbuf, 0, sizeof(sbuf);
   strerror_r(dio_seterrno(fp), sbuf, sizeof(sbuf));
   fprintf(stderr, "%s\n", sbuf);
*/
int dio_seterrno(DIOFILE *fp);

#endif // _USE_DIRECT_IO_

// Select the underlying file system used for the database engine
#if defined (__64_BIT_DATABASE_ENGINE__)
#include "gxdfp64.h" // WIN32 will always use NTFS for large files
typedef gxdFPTR64 gxdFPTR;

#elif defined (__WIN32__) && defined (__NTFS__)
// WIN32 file I/O API
#include <windows.h>
#include <io.h>

struct GXDLCODE_API gxdFPTR { // Platform specific file pointer type
  HANDLE fptr;
};

#else // Use the stdio version by default. Common to all platforms.
// Non-platform specific stdio include files

struct GXDLCODE_API gxdFPTR { // gxDatabase file pointer type
#if defined _USE_DIRECT_IO_
  DIOFILE *fptr;
#else
  FILE *fptr;
#endif
};
#endif // gxDatabase file system type

// NOTE: Any underlying file system used must provide the basic
// functionality defined here. 
GXDLCODE_API gxdFPTR *gxdFPTRCreate(const char *fname);
GXDLCODE_API gxdFPTR *gxdFPTROpen(const char *fname, 
				  gxDatabaseAccessMode mode);
GXDLCODE_API int gxdFPTRClose(gxdFPTR *stream);
GXDLCODE_API int gxdFPTRFlush(gxdFPTR *stream);
GXDLCODE_API __ULWORD__ gxdFPTRRead(gxdFPTR *stream, void *buf, 
				    __ULWORD__ bytes);
GXDLCODE_API __ULWORD__ gxdFPTRWrite(gxdFPTR *stream, const void *buf, 
				     __ULWORD__ bytes);
GXDLCODE_API FAU_t gxdFPTRSeek(gxdFPTR *stream, FAU_t, 
			       gxDatabaseSeekMode mode);
GXDLCODE_API FAU_t gxdFPTRTell(gxdFPTR *stream);
GXDLCODE_API int gxdFPTRExists(const char *fname);
GXDLCODE_API FAU_t gxdFPTRFileSize(const char *fname);

#endif // __GX_DATABASE_FILE_POINTER_HPP__
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