private.h

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#include "kuroko/kuroko.h"
 
extern void _createAndBind_numericClasses(void);
extern void _createAndBind_strClass(void);
extern void _createAndBind_listClass(void);
extern void _createAndBind_tupleClass(void);
extern void _createAndBind_bytesClass(void);
extern void _createAndBind_dictClass(void);
extern void _createAndBind_functionClass(void);
extern void _createAndBind_rangeClass(void);
extern void _createAndBind_setClass(void);
extern void _createAndBind_generatorClass(void);
extern void _createAndBind_sliceClass(void);
extern void _createAndBind_builtins(void);
extern void _createAndBind_type(void);
extern void _createAndBind_exceptions(void);
extern void _createAndBind_longClass(void);
extern void _createAndBind_compilerClass(void);
 
typedef enum {
    #define CACHED_METHOD(a,b,c) METHOD_ ## a,
    #define SPECIAL_ATTRS(a,b)   METHOD_ ## a,
    #include "methods.h"
    #undef CACHED_METHOD
    #undef SPECIAL_ATTRS
    METHOD__MAX,
} KrkSpecialMethods;
 
 
#define FORMAT_OP_EQ     (1 << 0)
#define FORMAT_OP_REPR   (1 << 1)
#define FORMAT_OP_STR    (1 << 2)
#define FORMAT_OP_FORMAT (1 << 3)
 
struct ParsedFormatSpec {
    const char * fill;
    char align;
    char sign;
    int  width;
    int  alt;
    char sep;
    int  prec;
    int hasWidth;
    int hasPrecision;
    int fillSize;
};
 
/* We inline hashing in a few places, so it's nice to have this in one place.
 * This is the "sdbm" hash. I've been using it in various places for many years,
 * and this specific version apparently traces to gawk. */
#define krk_hash_advance(hash,c) do { hash = (int)(c) + (hash << 6) + (hash << 16) - hash; } while (0)
 
#ifndef KRK_DISABLE_DEBUG
#include <kuroko/debug.h>
struct BreakpointEntry {
    KrkCodeObject * inFunction;
    size_t offset;
    int flags;
    uint8_t originalOpcode;
};
 
#define MAX_BREAKPOINTS 32
struct DebuggerState {
    int breakpointsCount;
    KrkDebugCallback debuggerHook;
 
    /* XXX This was previously thread-local; it probably should still be
     *     specific to an individual thread... but we don't really do
     *     much thread debugging, so... */
    int repeatStack_top;
    int repeatStack_bottom;
    int thisWasForced;
 
    struct BreakpointEntry breakpoints[MAX_BREAKPOINTS];
};
#endif