bsb1/object/outputstream.cc

#include "outputstream.h"

// operator <<: Converts the value in given data type to a string

// Print a single character (trivial)
OutputStream& OutputStream::operator<<(char c) {
  put(c);
  return *this;
}

OutputStream& OutputStream::operator<<(unsigned char c) {
  return *this << static_cast<char>(c);
}

// Printing a null-terminated string
OutputStream& OutputStream::operator<<(const char* string) {
  while ((*string) != '\0') {
    put(*string);
    string++;
  }
  return *this;
}

OutputStream& OutputStream::operator<<(bool b) {
  return *this << (b ? "true" : "false");
}

// Print integral numbers in number system base.
// All signed types are promoted to long long,
// all unsigned types to unsigned long long.

OutputStream& OutputStream::operator<<(short ival) {
  return *this << static_cast<long long>(ival);
}

OutputStream& OutputStream::operator<<(unsigned short ival) {
  return *this << static_cast<unsigned long long>(ival);
}

OutputStream& OutputStream::operator<<(int ival) {
  return *this << static_cast<long long>(ival);
}

OutputStream& OutputStream::operator<<(unsigned int ival) {
  return *this << static_cast<unsigned long long>(ival);
}

OutputStream& OutputStream::operator<<(long ival) {
  return *this << static_cast<long long>(ival);
}

OutputStream& OutputStream::operator<<(unsigned long ival) {
  return *this << static_cast<unsigned long long>(ival);
}

// Print a signed , integral number.
OutputStream& OutputStream::operator<<(long long ival) {
  /* Print '-' if number is negative
   *
   * In case ival is equal to LONG_LONG_MIN (0x8000000000000000), this
   * multiplication with -1 will overflow and, as for all signed overflows,
   * is not specified in C/C++. Thus, this operation will only work when
   * the system uses two's complement:
   * ~(0x8000000000000000) + 1 = 0x7fffffffffffffff + 1 = 0x8000000000000000
   *
   * When casting 0x8000000000000000 to unsigned long long, the value will
   * be (correctly) interpreted as -(LONG_LONG_MIN).
   *
   * A solution conforming (more) to the standard could be:
   *   if ((ival < 0) && (base == 10)) {
   *    put('-');
   *    if (ival == LONG_LONG_MIN) {
   *      return *this << static_cast<unsigned long long>(LONG_LONG_MAX -
   * (LONG_LONG_MAX + LONG_LONG_MIN)); } else { return *this <<
   * static_cast<unsigned long long>(-ival);
   *    }
   * (However it introduces additional overhead)
   */
  if ((ival < 0) && (base == 10)) {
    put('-');
    ival = -ival;
  }
  // Print the remaining positive number using the unsigned output
  return *this << static_cast<unsigned long long>(ival);
}

// Print a unsigned, integral number.
OutputStream& OutputStream::operator<<(unsigned long long ival) {
  if (base == 0) {
    base = 16;
  }

  if (base == 2) {
    put('0');
    put('b');
  } else if (base == 8) {
    put('0');  // octal numbers are prefixed with 0
  } else if (base == 16) {
    put('0');  // hexadecimal numbers are prefixed with 0x
    put('x');
  }

  // Determine the largest potency in the number system used, which is
  // still smaller than the number to be printed
  unsigned long long div;
  for (div = 1; ival / div >= static_cast<unsigned long long>(base);
       div *= base) {
  }

  // print number char by char
  for (; div > 0; div /= static_cast<unsigned long long>(base)) {
    auto digit = ival / div;
    if (digit < 10) {
      put(static_cast<char>('0' + digit));
    } else {
      put(static_cast<char>('a' + digit - 10));
    }

    ival %= div;
  }
  return *this;
}

// Print a pointer as hexadecimal number
OutputStream& OutputStream::operator<<(const void* ptr) {
  int oldbase = base;
  base = 16;
  *this << reinterpret_cast<uintptr_t>(ptr);
  base = oldbase;
  return *this;
}

// Calls one of the manipulator functions
OutputStream& OutputStream::operator<<(OutputStream& (*f)(OutputStream&)) {
  return f(*this);
}

/* STREAM MANIPULATORS
 *
 * The functions below take and return a reference to an OutputStream object
 * and are called by OutputStream& operator << (OutputStream& (*f)
 * (OutputStream&)); The purpose of theses manipulator functions is modifying
 * the behavior of the stream the are executed on, such as changing the number
 * system.
 */

// flush: Explicit buffer flush
OutputStream& flush(OutputStream& os) {
  os.flush();
  return os;
}

// endl: Inserts a newline to the output
OutputStream& endl(OutputStream& os) {
  os << '\n' << flush;
  return os;
}

// bin: Selects the binary number system
OutputStream& bin(OutputStream& os) {
  os.base = 2;
  return os;
}

// oct: Selects the octal number system
OutputStream& oct(OutputStream& os) {
  os.base = 8;
  return os;
}

// dec: Selects the decimal number system
OutputStream& dec(OutputStream& os) {
  os.base = 10;
  return os;
}

// hex: Selects the hexadecimal number system
OutputStream& hex(OutputStream& os) {
  os.base = 16;
  return os;
}