externalterm.c

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Defines

EXTERNAL_TERM_TAG 131

NEW_FLOAT_EXT 70

SMALL_INTEGER_EXT 97

INTEGER_EXT 98

ATOM_EXT 100

SMALL_TUPLE_EXT 104

NIL_EXT 106

STRING_EXT 107

LIST_EXT 108

BINARY_EXT 109

SMALL_BIG_EXT 110

EXPORT_EXT 113

MAP_EXT 116

SMALL_ATOM_UTF8_EXT 119

INVALID_TERM_SIZE -1

NEW_FLOAT_EXT_SIZE 9

SMALL_INTEGER_EXT_SIZE 2

INTEGER_EXT_SIZE 5

SMALL_BIG_EXT_BASE_SIZE 3

ATOM_EXT_BASE_SIZE 3

STRING_EXT_BASE_SIZE 3

LIST_EXT_BASE_SIZE 5

BINARY_EXT_BASE_SIZE 5

MAP_EXT_BASE_SIZE 5

SMALL_ATOM_EXT_BASE_SIZE 2

REMOVE_SIGN(val, unsigned_type)     ((val) < 0 ? ~((unsigned_type) (val)) + 1 : (unsigned_type) (val))

Functions

static term parse_external_terms(const uint8_t *external_term_buf, size_t *eterm_size, bool copy, Heap *heap, GlobalContext *glb)

static int calculate_heap_usage(const uint8_t *external_term_buf, size_t remaining, size_t *eterm_size, bool copy)

static size_t compute_external_size(term t, GlobalContext *glb)

static int externalterm_from_term(uint8_t **buf, size_t *len, term t, GlobalContext *glb)

static int serialize_term(uint8_t *buf, term t, GlobalContext *glb)

static term externalterm_to_term_internal(const void *external_term, size_t size, Context *ctx, ExternalTermOpts opts, size_t *bytes_read, bool copy)

Parameters:

• external_term – buffer containing external term

• size – size of the external_term

• ctx – current context in which terms may be stored

• opts – additional opts, such as ExternalTermToHeapFragment for storing parsed terms in a heap fragment. are stored in the context heap.

• bytes_read – the number of bytes read off external_term in order to yield a term

• copy – whether to copy binary data and atom strings (pass true, unless external_term is a const binary and will not be deallocated)

Returns:

the parsed term

term externalterm_to_term(const void *external_term, size_t size, Context *ctx, ExternalTermOpts opts)

Gets a term from external term data.

Deserialize an external term from external format and returns a term.

Parameters:

• external_term – the external term that will be deserialized.

• size – to allocate for term.

• ctx – the context that owns the memory that will be allocated.

• opts – if non-zero, use a heap fragment to store the generated terms. Otherwise, use the heap in the provided context. Note that when using the context heap, this function may call the GC, if there is insufficient space to store the generated terms.

Returns:

a term.

enum ExternalTermResult externalterm_from_binary(Context *ctx, term *dst, term binary, size_t *bytes_read)

Create a term from a binary.

Deserialize a binary term that stores term data in Erlang external term format, and instantiate the serialized terms. The heap from the context will be used to allocate the instantiated terms. This function is the complement of externalterm_to_binary. WARNING: This function may call the GC, which may render the input binary invalid.

Parameters:

• ctx – the context that owns the memory that will be allocated.

• dst – a pointer to a term that will contain the binary encoded term.

• binary – the binary.

• bytes_read – the number of bytes read from the input binary.

Returns:

the term deserialized from the input term, or an invalid term, if deserialization fails.

term externalterm_to_binary(Context *ctx, term t)

Create a binary from a term.

Serialize a term in Erlang external term format, and store the result in a binary term. The heap from the context will be used to allocate the hydrated terms. This function is the complement of externalterm_to_binary. WARNING: This function may call the GC, which may render the input binary invalid.

Parameters:

• ctx – the context that owns the memory that will be allocated.

• t – the term to return as binary.

Returns:

the term deserialized from the input term, or an invalid term, if deserialization fails.

static uint8_t get_num_bytes(avm_uint64_t val)

static void write_bytes(uint8_t *buf, avm_uint64_t val)

static avm_uint64_t read_bytes(const uint8_t *buf, uint8_t num_bytes)