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#---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
.SUFFIXES:
#---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ifeq ($(strip $(DEVKITPRO)),)
$(error "Please set DEVKITPRO in your environment. export DEVKITPRO=<path to>/devkitpro")
endif
include $(DEVKITPRO)/libnx/switch_rules
#---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# TARGET is the name of the output
# SOURCES is a list of directories containing source code
# DATA is a list of directories containing data files
# INCLUDES is a list of directories containing header files
#---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
TARGET := $(notdir $(CURDIR))
SOURCES := dev
DATA := data
INCLUDES := dev
SRC_H_FILES :=
#---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# options for code generation
#---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ARCH := -march=armv8-a+crc+crypto -mtune=cortex-a57 -mtp=soft -fPIC -ftls-model=local-exec
CFLAGS := -g -Wall -Werror \
-ffunction-sections \
-fdata-sections \
$(ARCH) \
$(BUILD_CFLAGS)
CFLAGS += $(INCLUDE)
CXXFLAGS := $(CFLAGS) -fno-rtti -fno-exceptions
ASFLAGS := -g $(ARCH)
#---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# list of directories containing libraries, this must be the top level containing
# include and lib
#---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
LIBDIRS := $(PORTLIBS) $(LIBNX)
#---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# no real need to edit anything past this point unless you need to add additional
# rules for different file extensions
#---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ifneq ($(BUILD),$(notdir $(CURDIR)))
#---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
export VPATH := $(foreach dir,$(SOURCES),$(CURDIR)/$(dir)) \
$(foreach dir,$(DATA),$(CURDIR)/$(dir))
CFILES := minIni.c
CPPFILES :=
SFILES :=
BINFILES :=
#---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# use CXX for linking C++ projects, CC for standard C
#---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ifeq ($(strip $(CPPFILES)),)
#---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
export LD := $(CC)
#---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
else
#---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
export LD := $(CXX)
#---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
endif
#---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
export OFILES_BIN := $(addsuffix .o,$(BINFILES))
export OFILES_SRC := $(CPPFILES:.cpp=.o) $(CFILES:.c=.o) $(SFILES:.s=.o)
export OFILES := $(OFILES_BIN) $(OFILES_SRC)
export HFILES := $(addsuffix .h,$(subst .,_,$(BINFILES)))
export INCLUDE := $(foreach dir,$(INCLUDES),-I$(CURDIR)/$(dir)) \
$(foreach dir,$(LIBDIRS),-I$(dir)/include) \
-I$(CURDIR)/$(BUILD)
.PHONY: clean all lib/lib$(TARGET).a
#---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
all: lib/lib$(TARGET).a
lib:
@[ -d $@ ] || mkdir -p $@
release:
@[ -d $@ ] || mkdir -p $@
debug:
@[ -d $@ ] || mkdir -p $@
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@$(MAKE) BUILD=release OUTPUT=$(CURDIR)/$@ \
BUILD_CFLAGS="-DNDEBUG=1 -O2" \
DEPSDIR=$(CURDIR)/release \
--no-print-directory -C release \
-f $(CURDIR)/Makefile
#---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
clean:
@echo clean ...
@rm -fr release debug lib
#---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
else
DEPENDS := $(OFILES:.o=.d)
#---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# main targets
#---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
$(OUTPUT) : $(OFILES)
$(OFILES_SRC) : $(HFILES)
#---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
%_bin.h %.bin.o : %.bin
#---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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-include $(DEPENDS)
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endif
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minIni is a programmer's library to read and write "INI" files in embedded
systems. The library takes little resources and can be configured for various
kinds of file I/O libraries.
The method for portable INI file management in minIni is, in part based, on the
article "Multiplatform .INI Files" by Joseph J. Graf in the March 1994 issue of
Dr. Dobb's Journal.
The C++ class in minIni.h was contributed by Steven Van Ingelgem.
The option to compile minIni as a read-only library was contributed by Luca
Bassanello.

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# minIni
minIni is a portable and configurable library for reading and writing ".INI" files. At 830 lines of commented source
code
(version 1.2), minIni truly is a "mini" INI file parser, especially considering its features.
The library does not require the file I/O functions from the standard C/C++ library, but instead lets you configure
the file I/O interface to use via macros. minIni uses limited stack space and does not use dynamic memory (malloc and
friends) at all.
Some minor variations on standard INI files are supported too, notably minIni supports INI files that lack sections.
# Acknowledgement
minIni is derived from an earlier INI file parser (which I wrote) for desktop systems.
In turn, that earlier parser was a re-write of the code from the article "Multiplatform .INI Files" by Joseph J. Graf
in the March 1994 issue of Dr. Dobb's Journal. In other words, minIni has its roots in the work of Joseph Graf (even
though the code has been almost completely re-written).
# Features
minIni is a programmer's library to read and write "INI" files in embedded systems. minIni takes little resources,
can be configured for various kinds of file I/O libraries and provides functionality for reading, writing and
deleting keys from an INI file.
Although the main feature of minIni is that it is small and minimal, it has a few other features:
* minIni supports reading keys that are outside a section, and it thereby supports configuration files that do not use sections (but that are otherwise compatible with INI files).
* You may use a colon to separate key and value; the colon is equivalent to the equal sign. That is, the strings "Name: Value" and "Name=Value" have the same meaning.
* The hash character ("#") is an alternative for the semicolon to start a comment. Trailing comments (i.e. behind a key/value pair on a line) are allowed.
* Leading and trailing white space around key names and values is ignored.
* When writing a value that contains a comment character (";" or "#"), that value will automatically be put between double quotes; when reading the value, these quotes are removed. When a double-quote itself appears in the setting, these characters are escaped.
* Section and key enumeration are supported.
* You can optionally set the line termination (for text files) that minIni will use. (This is a compile-time setting, not a run-time setting.)
* Since writing speed is much lower than reading speed in Flash memory (SD/MMC cards, USB memory sticks), minIni minimizes "file writes" at the expense of double "file reads".
* The memory footprint is deterministic. There is no dynamic memory allocation.
## INI file reading paradigms
There are two approaches to reading settings from an INI file. One way is to call a function, such as
GetProfileString() for every section and key that you need. This is especially convenient if there is a large
INI file, but you only need a few settings from that file at any time &mdash;especially if the INI file can also
change while your program runs. This is the approach that the Microsoft Windows API uses.
The above procedure is quite inefficient, however, when you need to retrieve quite a few settings in a row from
the INI file &mdash;especially if the INI file is not cached in memory (which it isn't, in minIni). A different approach
to getting settings from an INI file is to call a "parsing" function and let that function call the application
back with the section and key names plus the associated data. XML parsing libraries often use this approach; see
for example the Expat library.
minIni supports both approaches. For reading a single setting, use functions like ini_gets(). For the callback
approach, implement a callback and call ini_browse(). See the minIni manual for details.
# INI file syntax
INI files are best known from Microsoft Windows, but they are also used with applications that run on other
platforms (although their file extension is sometimes ".cfg" instead of ".ini").
INI files have a simple syntax with name/value pairs in a plain text file. The name must be unique (per section)
and the value must fit on a single line. INI files are commonly separated into sections &mdash;in minIni, this is
optional. A section is a name between square brackets, like "[Network]" in the example below.
```
[Network]
hostname=My Computer
address=dhcp
dns = 192.168.1.1
```
In the API and in this documentation, the "name" for a setting is denoted as the key for the setting. The key
and the value are separated by an equal sign ("="). minIni supports the colon (":") as an alternative to the
equal sign for the key/value delimiter.
Leading a trailing spaces around values or key names are removed. If you need to include leading and/or trailing
spaces in a value, put the value between double quotes. The ini_gets() function (from the minIni library, see the
minIni manual) strips off the double quotes from the returned value. Function ini_puts() adds double quotes if
the value to write contains trailing white space (or special characters).
minIni ignores spaces around the "=" or ":" delimiters, but it does not ignore spaces between the brackets in a
section name. In other words, it is best not to put spaces behind the opening bracket "[" or before the closing
bracket "]" of a section name.
Comments in the INI must start with a semicolon (";") or a hash character ("#"), and run to the end of the line.
A comment can be a line of its own, or it may follow a key/value pair (the "#" character and trailing comments
are extensions of minIni).
For more details on the format, please see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/INI_file.
# Adapting minIni to a file system
The minIni library must be configured for a platform with the help of a so- called "glue file". This glue file
contains macros (and possibly functions) that map file reading and writing functions used by the minIni library
to those provided by the operating system. The glue file must be called "minGlue.h".
To get you started, the minIni distribution comes with the following example glue files:
* a glue file that maps to the standard C/C++ library (specifically the file I/O functions from the "stdio" package),
* a glue file for Microchip's "Memory Disk Drive File System Library" (see http://www.microchip.com/),
* a glue file for the FAT library provided with the CCS PIC compiler (see http://www.ccsinfo.com/)
* a glue file for the EFS Library (EFSL, http://www.efsl.be/),
* and a glue file for the FatFs and Petit-FatFs libraries (http://elm-chan.org/fsw/ff/00index_e.html).
The minIni library does not rely on the availability of a standard C library, because embedded operating systems
may have limited support for file I/O. Even on full operating systems, separating the file I/O from the INI format
parsing carries advantages, because it allows you to cache the INI file and thereby enhance performance.
The glue file must specify the type that identifies a file, whether it is a handle or a pointer. For the standard
C/C++ file I/O library, this would be:
```C
#define INI_FILETYPE FILE*
```
If you are not using the standard C/C++ file I/O library, chances are that you need a different handle or
"structure" to identify the storage than the ubiquitous "FILE*" type. For example, the glue file for the FatFs
library uses the following declaration:
```C
#define INI_FILETYPE FIL
```
The minIni functions declare variables of this INI_FILETYPE type and pass these variables to sub-functions
(including the glue interface functions) by reference.
For "write support", another type that must be defined is for variables that hold the "current position" in a
file. For the standard C/C++ I/O library, this is "fpos_t".
Another item that needs to be configured is the buffer size. The functions in the minIni library allocate this
buffer on the stack, so the buffer size is directly related to the stack usage. In addition, the buffer size
determines the maximum line length that is supported in the INI file and the maximum path name length for the
temporary file. For example, minGlue.h could contain the definition:
```C
#define INI_BUFFERSIZE 512
```
The above macro limits the line length of the INI files supported by minIni to 512 characters.
The temporary file is only used when writing to INI files. The minIni routines copy/change the INI file to a
temporary file and then rename that temporary file to the original file. This approach uses the least amount of
memory. The path name of the temporary file is the same as the input file, but with the last character set to a
tilde ("~").
Below is an example of a glue file (this is the one that maps to the C/C++ "stdio" library).
```C
#include <stdio.h>
#define INI_FILETYPE FILE*
#define ini_openread(filename,file) ((*(file) = fopen((filename),"r")) != NULL)
#define ini_openwrite(filename,file) ((*(file) = fopen((filename),"w")) != NULL)
#define ini_close(file) (fclose(*(file)) == 0)
#define ini_read(buffer,size,file) (fgets((buffer),(size),*(file)) != NULL)
#define ini_write(buffer,file) (fputs((buffer),*(file)) >= 0)
#define ini_rename(source,dest) (rename((source), (dest)) == 0)
#define ini_remove(filename) (remove(filename) == 0)
#define INI_FILEPOS fpos_t
#define ini_tell(file,pos) (fgetpos(*(file), (pos)) == 0)
#define ini_seek(file,pos) (fsetpos(*(file), (pos)) == 0)
```
As you can see, a glue file is mostly a set of macros that wraps one function definition around another.
The glue file may contain more settings, for support of rational numbers, to explicitly set the line termination
character(s), or to disable write support (for example). See the manual that comes with the archive for the details.

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/* Glue functions for the minIni library, based on the FatFs and Petit-FatFs
* libraries, see http://elm-chan.org/fsw/ff/00index_e.html
*
* By CompuPhase, 2008-2012
* This "glue file" is in the public domain. It is distributed without
* warranties or conditions of any kind, either express or implied.
*
* (The FatFs and Petit-FatFs libraries are copyright by ChaN and licensed at
* its own terms.)
*/
#define INI_BUFFERSIZE 256 /* maximum line length, maximum path length */
/* You must set _USE_STRFUNC to 1 or 2 in the include file ff.h (or tff.h)
* to enable the "string functions" fgets() and fputs().
*/
#include "ff.h" /* include tff.h for Tiny-FatFs */
#define INI_FILETYPE FIL
#define ini_openread(filename,file) (f_open((file), (filename), FA_READ+FA_OPEN_EXISTING) == FR_OK)
#define ini_openwrite(filename,file) (f_open((file), (filename), FA_WRITE+FA_CREATE_ALWAYS) == FR_OK)
#define ini_close(file) (f_close(file) == FR_OK)
#define ini_read(buffer,size,file) f_gets((buffer), (size),(file))
#define ini_write(buffer,file) f_puts((buffer), (file))
#define ini_remove(filename) (f_unlink(filename) == FR_OK)
#define INI_FILEPOS DWORD
#define ini_tell(file,pos) (*(pos) = f_tell((file)))
#define ini_seek(file,pos) (f_lseek((file), *(pos)) == FR_OK)
static int ini_rename(TCHAR *source, const TCHAR *dest)
{
/* Function f_rename() does not allow drive letters in the destination file */
char *drive = strchr(dest, ':');
drive = (drive == NULL) ? dest : drive + 1;
return (f_rename(source, drive) == FR_OK);
}

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/* minIni glue functions for FAT library by CCS, Inc. (as provided with their
* PIC MCU compiler)
*
* By CompuPhase, 2011-2012
* This "glue file" is in the public domain. It is distributed without
* warranties or conditions of any kind, either express or implied.
*
* (The FAT library is copyright (c) 2007 Custom Computer Services, and
* licensed at its own terms.)
*/
#define INI_BUFFERSIZE 256 /* maximum line length, maximum path length */
#ifndef FAT_PIC_C
#error FAT library must be included before this module
#endif
#define const /* keyword not supported by CCS */
#define INI_FILETYPE FILE
#define ini_openread(filename,file) (fatopen((filename), "r", (file)) == GOODEC)
#define ini_openwrite(filename,file) (fatopen((filename), "w", (file)) == GOODEC)
#define ini_close(file) (fatclose((file)) == 0)
#define ini_read(buffer,size,file) (fatgets((buffer), (size), (file)) != NULL)
#define ini_write(buffer,file) (fatputs((buffer), (file)) == GOODEC)
#define ini_remove(filename) (rm_file((filename)) == 0)
#define INI_FILEPOS fatpos_t
#define ini_tell(file,pos) (fatgetpos((file), (pos)) == 0)
#define ini_seek(file,pos) (fatsetpos((file), (pos)) == 0)
#ifndef INI_READONLY
/* CCS FAT library lacks a rename function, so instead we copy the file to the
* new name and delete the old file
*/
static int ini_rename(char *source, char *dest)
{
FILE fr, fw;
int n;
if (fatopen(source, "r", &fr) != GOODEC)
return 0;
if (rm_file(dest) != 0)
return 0;
if (fatopen(dest, "w", &fw) != GOODEC)
return 0;
/* With some "insider knowledge", we can save some memory: the "source"
* parameter holds a filename that was built from the "dest" parameter. It
* was built in a local buffer with the size INI_BUFFERSIZE. We can reuse
* this buffer for copying the file.
*/
while (n=fatread(source, 1, INI_BUFFERSIZE, &fr))
fatwrite(source, 1, n, &fw);
fatclose(&fr);
fatclose(&fw);
/* Now we need to delete the source file. However, we have garbled the buffer
* that held the filename of the source. So we need to build it again.
*/
ini_tempname(source, dest, INI_BUFFERSIZE);
return rm_file(source) == 0;
}
#endif

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/* Glue functions for the minIni library, based on the EFS Library, see
* http://www.efsl.be/
*
* By CompuPhase, 2008-2012
* This "glue file" is in the public domain. It is distributed without
* warranties or conditions of any kind, either express or implied.
*
* (EFSL is copyright 2005-2006 Lennart Ysboodt and Michael De Nil, and
* licensed under the GPL with an exception clause for static linking.)
*/
#define INI_BUFFERSIZE 256 /* maximum line length, maximum path length */
#define INI_LINETERM "\r\n" /* set line termination explicitly */
#include "efs.h"
extern EmbeddedFileSystem g_efs;
#define INI_FILETYPE EmbeddedFile
#define ini_openread(filename,file) (file_fopen((file), &g_efs.myFs, (char*)(filename), 'r') == 0)
#define ini_openwrite(filename,file) (file_fopen((file), &g_efs.myFs, (char*)(filename), 'w') == 0)
#define ini_close(file) file_fclose(file)
#define ini_read(buffer,size,file) (file_read((file), (size), (buffer)) > 0)
#define ini_write(buffer,file) (file_write((file), strlen(buffer), (char*)(buffer)) > 0)
#define ini_remove(filename) rmfile(&g_efs.myFs, (char*)(filename))
#define INI_FILEPOS euint32
#define ini_tell(file,pos) (*(pos) = (file)->FilePtr))
#define ini_seek(file,pos) file_setpos((file), (*pos))
#if ! defined INI_READONLY
/* EFSL lacks a rename function, so instead we copy the file to the new name
* and delete the old file
*/
static int ini_rename(char *source, const char *dest)
{
EmbeddedFile fr, fw;
int n;
if (file_fopen(&fr, &g_efs.myFs, source, 'r') != 0)
return 0;
if (rmfile(&g_efs.myFs, (char*)dest) != 0)
return 0;
if (file_fopen(&fw, &g_efs.myFs, (char*)dest, 'w') != 0)
return 0;
/* With some "insider knowledge", we can save some memory: the "source"
* parameter holds a filename that was built from the "dest" parameter. It
* was built in buffer and this buffer has the size INI_BUFFERSIZE. We can
* reuse this buffer for copying the file.
*/
while (n=file_read(&fr, INI_BUFFERSIZE, source))
file_write(&fw, n, source);
file_fclose(&fr);
file_fclose(&fw);
/* Now we need to delete the source file. However, we have garbled the buffer
* that held the filename of the source. So we need to build it again.
*/
ini_tempname(source, dest, INI_BUFFERSIZE);
return rmfile(&g_efs.myFs, source) == 0;
}
#endif

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/* Glue functions for the minIni library, based on the "FAT Filing System"
* library by embedded-code.com
*
* By CompuPhase, 2008-2012
* This "glue file" is in the public domain. It is distributed without
* warranties or conditions of any kind, either express or implied.
*
* (The "FAT Filing System" library itself is copyright embedded-code.com, and
* licensed at its own terms.)
*/
#define INI_BUFFERSIZE 256 /* maximum line length, maximum path length */
#include <mem-ffs.h>
#define INI_FILETYPE FFS_FILE*
#define ini_openread(filename,file) ((*(file) = ffs_fopen((filename),"r")) != NULL)
#define ini_openwrite(filename,file) ((*(file) = ffs_fopen((filename),"w")) != NULL)
#define ini_close(file) (ffs_fclose(*(file)) == 0)
#define ini_read(buffer,size,file) (ffs_fgets((buffer),(size),*(file)) != NULL)
#define ini_write(buffer,file) (ffs_fputs((buffer),*(file)) >= 0)
#define ini_rename(source,dest) (ffs_rename((source), (dest)) == 0)
#define ini_remove(filename) (ffs_remove(filename) == 0)
#define INI_FILEPOS long
#define ini_tell(file,pos) (ffs_fgetpos(*(file), (pos)) == 0)
#define ini_seek(file,pos) (ffs_fsetpos(*(file), (pos)) == 0)

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/* minIni glue functions for Microchip's "Memory Disk Drive" file system
* library, as presented in Microchip application note AN1045.
*
* By CompuPhase, 2011-2014
* This "glue file" is in the public domain. It is distributed without
* warranties or conditions of any kind, either express or implied.
*
* (The "Microchip Memory Disk Drive File System" is copyright (c) Microchip
* Technology Incorporated, and licensed at its own terms.)
*/
#define INI_BUFFERSIZE 256 /* maximum line length, maximum path length */
#include "MDD File System\fsio.h"
#include <string.h>
#define INI_FILETYPE FSFILE*
#define ini_openread(filename,file) ((*(file) = FSfopen((filename),FS_READ)) != NULL)
#define ini_openwrite(filename,file) ((*(file) = FSfopen((filename),FS_WRITE)) != NULL)
#define ini_openrewrite(filename,file) ((*(file) = fopen((filename),FS_READPLUS)) != NULL)
#define ini_close(file) (FSfclose(*(file)) == 0)
#define ini_write(buffer,file) (FSfwrite((buffer), 1, strlen(buffer), (*file)) > 0)
#define ini_remove(filename) (FSremove((filename)) == 0)
#define INI_FILEPOS long int
#define ini_tell(file,pos) (*(pos) = FSftell(*(file)))
#define ini_seek(file,pos) (FSfseek(*(file), *(pos), SEEK_SET) == 0)
/* Since the Memory Disk Drive file system library reads only blocks of files,
* the function to read a text line does so by "over-reading" a block of the
* of the maximum size and truncating it behind the end-of-line.
*/
static int ini_read(char *buffer, int size, INI_FILETYPE *file)
{
size_t numread = size;
char *eol;
if ((numread = FSfread(buffer, 1, size, *file)) == 0)
return 0; /* at EOF */
if ((eol = strchr(buffer, '\n')) == NULL)
eol = strchr(buffer, '\r');
if (eol != NULL) {
/* terminate the buffer */
*++eol = '\0';
/* "unread" the data that was read too much */
FSfseek(*file, - (int)(numread - (size_t)(eol - buffer)), SEEK_CUR);
} /* if */
return 1;
}
#ifndef INI_READONLY
static int ini_rename(const char *source, const char *dest)
{
FSFILE* ftmp = FSfopen((source), FS_READ);
FSrename((dest), ftmp);
return FSfclose(ftmp) == 0;
}
#endif

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/* Glue functions for the minIni library, based on the C/C++ stdio library
*
* Or better said: this file contains macros that maps the function interface
* used by minIni to the standard C/C++ file I/O functions.
*
* By CompuPhase, 2008-2014
* This "glue file" is in the public domain. It is distributed without
* warranties or conditions of any kind, either express or implied.
*/
/* map required file I/O types and functions to the standard C library */
#include <stdio.h>
#define INI_FILETYPE FILE*
#define ini_openread(filename,file) ((*(file) = fopen((filename),"rb")) != NULL)
#define ini_openwrite(filename,file) ((*(file) = fopen((filename),"wb")) != NULL)
#define ini_openrewrite(filename,file) ((*(file) = fopen((filename),"r+b")) != NULL)
#define ini_close(file) (fclose(*(file)) == 0)
#define ini_read(buffer,size,file) (fgets((buffer),(size),*(file)) != NULL)
#define ini_write(buffer,file) (fputs((buffer),*(file)) >= 0)
#define ini_rename(source,dest) (rename((source), (dest)) == 0)
#define ini_remove(filename) (remove(filename) == 0)
#define INI_FILEPOS long int
#define ini_tell(file,pos) (*(pos) = ftell(*(file)))
#define ini_seek(file,pos) (fseek(*(file), *(pos), SEEK_SET) == 0)
/* for floating-point support, define additional types and functions */
#define INI_REAL float
#define ini_ftoa(string,value) sprintf((string),"%f",(value))
#define ini_atof(string) (INI_REAL)strtod((string),NULL)

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/* Glue functions for the minIni library, based on the C/C++ stdio library
*
* Or better said: this file contains macros that maps the function interface
* used by minIni to the standard C/C++ file I/O functions.
*
* By CompuPhase, 2008-2014
* This "glue file" is in the public domain. It is distributed without
* warranties or conditions of any kind, either express or implied.
*/
/* map required file I/O types and functions to the standard C library */
#include <stdio.h>
#define INI_FILETYPE FILE*
#define ini_openread(filename,file) ((*(file) = fopen((filename),"rb")) != NULL)
#define ini_openwrite(filename,file) ((*(file) = fopen((filename),"wb")) != NULL)
#define ini_openrewrite(filename,file) ((*(file) = fopen((filename),"r+b")) != NULL)
#define ini_close(file) (fclose(*(file)) == 0)
#define ini_read(buffer,size,file) (fgets((buffer),(size),*(file)) != NULL)
#define ini_write(buffer,file) (fputs((buffer),*(file)) >= 0)
#define ini_rename(source,dest) (rename((source), (dest)) == 0)
#define ini_remove(filename) (remove(filename) == 0)
#define INI_FILEPOS long int
#define ini_tell(file,pos) (*(pos) = ftell(*(file)))
#define ini_seek(file,pos) (fseek(*(file), *(pos), SEEK_SET) == 0)
/* for floating-point support, define additional types and functions */
//#define INI_REAL float
//#define ini_ftoa(string,value) sprintf((string),"%f",(value))
//#define ini_atof(string) (INI_REAL)strtod((string),NULL)
#define INI_ANSIONLY
#define INI_LINETERM "\n"
#define PORTABLE_STRNICMP

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/* minIni - Multi-Platform INI file parser, suitable for embedded systems
*
* Copyright (c) CompuPhase, 2008-2017
*
* Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may not
* use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy
* of the License at
*
* http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
*
* Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
* distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT
* WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. See the
* License for the specific language governing permissions and limitations
* under the License.
*
* Version: $Id: minIni.h 53 2015-01-18 13:35:11Z thiadmer.riemersma@gmail.com $
*/
#ifndef MININI_H
#define MININI_H
#include "minGlue.h"
#if (defined _UNICODE || defined __UNICODE__ || defined UNICODE) && !defined INI_ANSIONLY
#include <tchar.h>
#define mTCHAR TCHAR
#else
/* force TCHAR to be "char", but only for minIni */
#define mTCHAR char
#endif
#if !defined INI_BUFFERSIZE
#define INI_BUFFERSIZE 512
#endif
#if defined __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif
int ini_getbool(const mTCHAR *Section, const mTCHAR *Key, int DefValue, const mTCHAR *Filename);
long ini_getl(const mTCHAR *Section, const mTCHAR *Key, long DefValue, const mTCHAR *Filename);
int ini_gets(const mTCHAR *Section, const mTCHAR *Key, const mTCHAR *DefValue, mTCHAR *Buffer, int BufferSize, const mTCHAR *Filename);
int ini_getsection(int idx, mTCHAR *Buffer, int BufferSize, const mTCHAR *Filename);
int ini_getkey(const mTCHAR *Section, int idx, mTCHAR *Buffer, int BufferSize, const mTCHAR *Filename);
#if defined INI_REAL
INI_REAL ini_getf(const mTCHAR *Section, const mTCHAR *Key, INI_REAL DefValue, const mTCHAR *Filename);
#endif
#if !defined INI_READONLY
int ini_putl(const mTCHAR *Section, const mTCHAR *Key, long Value, const mTCHAR *Filename);
int ini_puts(const mTCHAR *Section, const mTCHAR *Key, const mTCHAR *Value, const mTCHAR *Filename);
int ini_putsection(const mTCHAR *Section, const mTCHAR **Keys, const mTCHAR **Values, const mTCHAR *Filename);
#if defined INI_REAL
int ini_putf(const mTCHAR *Section, const mTCHAR *Key, INI_REAL Value, const mTCHAR *Filename);
#endif
#endif /* INI_READONLY */
#if !defined INI_NOBROWSE
typedef int (*INI_CALLBACK)(const mTCHAR *Section, const mTCHAR *Key, const mTCHAR *Value, void *UserData);
int ini_browse(INI_CALLBACK Callback, void *UserData, const mTCHAR *Filename);
#endif /* INI_NOBROWSE */
#if defined __cplusplus
}
#endif
#endif /* MININI_H */

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/* Simple test program
*
* gcc -o test test.c minIni.c
*/
#include <assert.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include "minIni.h"
#define sizearray(a) (sizeof(a) / sizeof((a)[0]))
const char inifile[] = "test.ini";
const char inifile2[] = "testplain.ini";
int Callback(const char *section, const char *key, const char *value, void *userdata)
{
(void)userdata; /* this parameter is not used in this example */
printf(" [%s]\t%s=%s\n", section, key, value);
return 1;
}
int main(void)
{
char str[100];
long n;
int s, k;
char section[50];
/* string reading */
n = ini_gets("first", "string", "dummy", str, sizearray(str), inifile);
assert(n==4 && strcmp(str,"noot")==0);
n = ini_gets("second", "string", "dummy", str, sizearray(str), inifile);
assert(n==4 && strcmp(str,"mies")==0);
n = ini_gets("first", "undefined", "dummy", str, sizearray(str), inifile);
assert(n==5 && strcmp(str,"dummy")==0);
/* ----- */
n = ini_gets("", "string", "dummy", str, sizearray(str), inifile2);
assert(n==4 && strcmp(str,"noot")==0);
n = ini_gets(NULL, "string", "dummy", str, sizearray(str), inifile2);
assert(n==4 && strcmp(str,"noot")==0);
/* ----- */
printf("1. String reading tests passed\n");
/* value reading */
n = ini_getl("first", "val", -1, inifile);
assert(n==1);
n = ini_getl("second", "val", -1, inifile);
assert(n==2);
n = ini_getl("first", "undefined", -1, inifile);
assert(n==-1);
/* ----- */
n = ini_getl(NULL, "val", -1, inifile2);
assert(n==1);
/* ----- */
printf("2. Value reading tests passed\n");
/* string writing */
n = ini_puts("first", "alt", "flagged as \"correct\"", inifile);
assert(n==1);
n = ini_gets("first", "alt", "dummy", str, sizearray(str), inifile);
assert(n==20 && strcmp(str,"flagged as \"correct\"")==0);
/* ----- */
n = ini_puts("second", "alt", "correct", inifile);
assert(n==1);
n = ini_gets("second", "alt", "dummy", str, sizearray(str), inifile);
assert(n==7 && strcmp(str,"correct")==0);
/* ----- */
n = ini_puts("third", "test", "correct", inifile);
assert(n==1);
n = ini_gets("third", "test", "dummy", str, sizearray(str), inifile);
assert(n==7 && strcmp(str,"correct")==0);
/* ----- */
n = ini_puts("second", "alt", "overwrite", inifile);
assert(n==1);
n = ini_gets("second", "alt", "dummy", str, sizearray(str), inifile);
assert(n==9 && strcmp(str,"overwrite")==0);
/* ----- */
n = ini_puts("second", "alt", "123456789", inifile);
assert(n==1);
n = ini_gets("second", "alt", "dummy", str, sizearray(str), inifile);
assert(n==9 && strcmp(str,"123456789")==0);
/* ----- */
n = ini_puts(NULL, "alt", "correct", inifile2);
assert(n==1);
n = ini_gets(NULL, "alt", "dummy", str, sizearray(str), inifile2);
assert(n==7 && strcmp(str,"correct")==0);
/* ----- */
printf("3. String writing tests passed\n");
/* section/key enumeration */
printf("4. Section/key enumeration, file structure follows\n");
for (s = 0; ini_getsection(s, section, sizearray(section), inifile) > 0; s++) {
printf(" [%s]\n", section);
for (k = 0; ini_getkey(section, k, str, sizearray(str), inifile) > 0; k++) {
printf("\t%s\n", str);
} /* for */
} /* for */
/* browsing through the file */
printf("5. browse through all settings, file field list follows\n");
ini_browse(Callback, NULL, inifile);
/* string deletion */
n = ini_puts("first", "alt", NULL, inifile);
assert(n==1);
n = ini_puts("second", "alt", NULL, inifile);
assert(n==1);
n = ini_puts("third", NULL, NULL, inifile);
assert(n==1);
/* ----- */
n = ini_puts(NULL, "alt", NULL, inifile2);
assert(n==1);
printf("6. String deletion tests passed\n");
return 0;
}

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[First]
String=noot # trailing commment
Val=1
[Second]
Val = 2
#comment=3
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/*
gcc -o minIni.o -c minIni.c
g++ -o test2.o -c test2.cc
g++ -o test2 test2.o minIni.o
./test2
*/
#include <assert>
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
using namespace std ;
#include "minIni.h"
int main(void)
{
minIni ini("test.ini");
string s;
/* string reading */
s = ini.gets( "first", "string" , "aap" );
assert(s == "noot");
s = ini.gets( "second", "string" , "aap" );
assert(s == "mies");
s = ini.gets( "first", "dummy" , "aap" );
assert(s == "aap");
cout << "1. String reading tests passed" << endl ;
/* value reading */
long n;
n = ini.getl("first", "val", -1 );
assert(n==1);
n = ini.getl("second", "val", -1);
assert(n==2);
n = ini.getl("first", "dummy", -1);
assert(n==-1);
cout << "2. Value reading tests passed" << endl ;
/* string writing */
bool b;
b = ini.put("first", "alt", "flagged as \"correct\"");
assert(b);
s = ini.gets("first", "alt", "aap");
assert(s=="flagged as \"correct\"");
b = ini.put("second", "alt", "correct");
assert(b);
s = ini.gets("second", "alt", "aap");
assert(s=="correct");
b = ini.put("third", "alt", "correct");
assert(b);
s = ini.gets("third", "alt", "aap" );
assert(s=="correct");
cout << "3. String writing tests passed" << endl;
/* section/key enumeration */
cout << "4. section/key enumeration; file contents follows" << endl;
string section;
for (int is = 0; section = ini.getsection(is), section.length() > 0; is++) {
cout << " [" << section.c_str() << "]" << endl;
for (int ik = 0; s = ini.getkey(section, ik), s.length() > 0; ik++) {
cout << "\t" << s.c_str() << endl;
}
}
/* string deletion */
b = ini.del("first", "alt");
assert(b);
b = ini.del("second", "alt");
assert(b);
b = ini.del("third");
assert(b);
cout << "5. string deletion passed " << endl;
return 0;
}

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#comment=3
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/* minIni - Multi-Platform INI file parser, wxWidgets interface
*
* Copyright (c) CompuPhase, 2008-2012
*
* Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may not
* use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy
* of the License at
*
* http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
*
* Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
* distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT
* WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. See the
* License for the specific language governing permissions and limitations
* under the License.
*
* Version: $Id: wxMinIni.h 44 2012-01-04 15:52:56Z thiadmer.riemersma@gmail.com $
*/
#ifndef WXMININI_H
#define WXMININI_H
#include <wx/wx.h>
#include "minIni.h"
class minIni
{
public:
minIni(const wxString& filename) : iniFilename(filename)
{ }
bool getbool(const wxString& Section, const wxString& Key, bool DefValue=false) const
{ return ini_getbool(Section.utf8_str(), Key.utf8_str(), int(DefValue), iniFilename.utf8_str()) != 0; }
long getl(const wxString& Section, const wxString& Key, long DefValue=0) const
{ return ini_getl(Section.utf8_str(), Key.utf8_str(), DefValue, iniFilename.utf8_str()); }
int geti(const wxString& Section, const wxString& Key, int DefValue=0) const
{ return static_cast<int>(ini_getl(Section.utf8_str(), Key.utf8_str(), (long)DefValue, iniFilename.utf8_str())); }
wxString gets(const wxString& Section, const wxString& Key, const wxString& DefValue=wxT("")) const
{
char buffer[INI_BUFFERSIZE];
ini_gets(Section.utf8_str(), Key.utf8_str(), DefValue.utf8_str(), buffer, INI_BUFFERSIZE, iniFilename.utf8_str());
wxString result = wxString::FromUTF8(buffer);
return result;
}
wxString getsection(int idx) const
{
char buffer[INI_BUFFERSIZE];
ini_getsection(idx, buffer, INI_BUFFERSIZE, iniFilename.utf8_str());
wxString result = wxString::FromUTF8(buffer);
return result;
}
wxString getkey(const wxString& Section, int idx) const
{
char buffer[INI_BUFFERSIZE];
ini_getkey(Section.utf8_str(), idx, buffer, INI_BUFFERSIZE, iniFilename.utf8_str());
wxString result = wxString::FromUTF8(buffer);
return result;
}
#if defined INI_REAL
INI_REAL getf(const wxString& Section, wxString& Key, INI_REAL DefValue=0) const
{ return ini_getf(Section.utf8_str(), Key.utf8_str(), DefValue, iniFilename.utf8_str()); }
#endif
#if ! defined INI_READONLY
bool put(const wxString& Section, const wxString& Key, long Value) const
{ return ini_putl(Section.utf8_str(), Key.utf8_str(), Value, iniFilename.utf8_str()) != 0; }
bool put(const wxString& Section, const wxString& Key, int Value) const
{ return ini_putl(Section.utf8_str(), Key.utf8_str(), (long)Value, iniFilename.utf8_str()) != 0; }
bool put(const wxString& Section, const wxString& Key, bool Value) const
{ return ini_putl(Section.utf8_str(), Key.utf8_str(), (long)Value, iniFilename.utf8_str()) != 0; }
bool put(const wxString& Section, const wxString& Key, const wxString& Value) const
{ return ini_puts(Section.utf8_str(), Key.utf8_str(), Value.utf8_str(), iniFilename.utf8_str()) != 0; }
bool put(const wxString& Section, const wxString& Key, const char* Value) const
{ return ini_puts(Section.utf8_str(), Key.utf8_str(), Value, iniFilename.utf8_str()) != 0; }
#if defined INI_REAL
bool put(const wxString& Section, const wxString& Key, INI_REAL Value) const
{ return ini_putf(Section.utf8_str(), Key.utf8_str(), Value, iniFilename.utf8_str()) != 0; }
#endif
bool del(const wxString& Section, const wxString& Key) const
{ return ini_puts(Section.utf8_str(), Key.utf8_str(), 0, iniFilename.utf8_str()) != 0; }
bool del(const wxString& Section) const
{ return ini_puts(Section.utf8_str(), 0, 0, iniFilename.utf8_str()) != 0; }
#endif
private:
wxString iniFilename;
};
#endif /* WXMININI_H */

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/*
* --------------------------------------------------------------------------
* "THE BEER-WARE LICENSE" (Revision 42):
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* want with this stuff. If you meet any of us some day, and you think this
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*/
#pragma once
#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C"
{
#endif
#include "../dev/minIni.h"
#ifdef __cplusplus
}
#endif