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#ifndef	READ_H
#define	READ_H

/*
 *-IMPORTS:
 *	<sys/compat.h>
 *		CONST
 *		EXTERN_C_BEGIN
 *		EXTERN_C_END
 *		PROTO ()
 */

#include <sys/compat.h>


/*
 * Structure of an input source.
 */

#ifndef	INPUT_T
#define	INPUT_T
typedef struct input	input_t;
#endif

#ifndef	BUILD_T
#define	BUILD_T
typedef	struct builder	build_t;
#endif

#ifndef	LEX_T
#define	LEX_T
typedef	struct lexinfo	lex_t;
#endif

#ifndef	TOKEN_T
#define	TOKEN_T
typedef struct token	token_t;
#endif


/*
 * Structure of a token returned by read_token (), which reflects the method
 * used to parse the token. In order to reduce data copying, we permit input
 * sources to provide a way of getting a token into memory without using the
 * object-builder system (since for sources such as strings, that involves
 * a large amount of totally unnecessary work).
 *
 * If "tok_heap" is not NULL, then it points to a build heap where the data
 * for the token was copied as it was read. If is it NULL, then "tok_data" and
 * "tok_len" may point to token data, or may be NULL and 0 respectively to
 * indicate that no token was read.
 */

struct token {
	CONST unsigned char *
			tok_data;
	size_t		tok_len;
	build_t	      *	tok_heap;
};


/*
 * EOF value returned by the functions defined here; must be the same value as
 * IN_EOF, since typically we just return values from the in... () functions.
 */

enum {
	READ_EOF	= -1
};


/*
 * Flags for numeric input
 */

enum {
	UNSIGNED	= 0,
	SIGNED		= 1
};


/*
 * For determining whether read_ints () is allowed to read a range or not.
 */

enum {
	NO_RANGE	= 0,
	RANGE		= 1
};


EXTERN_C_BEGIN

int		read_char	PROTO ((input_t * _input));
void		unread_char	PROTO ((input_t * _input));
void		read_error	PROTO ((input_t * _input));
void		read_close	PROTO ((input_t * _input));

int		read_long	PROTO ((input_t * _input, long * _longp,
					int _radix));
int		read_ulong	PROTO ((input_t * _input,
					unsigned long * _ulongp, int _radix));

void		read_flush	PROTO ((input_t * _input, lex_t * _lexp));

int		read_token	PROTO ((input_t * _input, lex_t * _lexp,
					build_t * _heap, token_t * _tok));

void		token_discard	PROTO ((token_t * _tok));
void		token_end	PROTO ((token_t * _tok));
void		token_copy	PROTO ((token_t * _tok, build_t * _heap));

void		check_not_eol	PROTO ((int _ch));
int		expect_eol	PROTO ((input_t * _input, lex_t * _lexp,
					int _ch));

int		read_ulongs	PROTO ((input_t * _input, lex_t * _lexp,
					unsigned long * _numbers,
					int _rangeflag));
int		read_longs	PROTO ((input_t * _input, lex_t * _lexp,
					long * _numbers, int _rangeflag));
int		read_ints	PROTO ((input_t * _input, lex_t * _lexp,
					int * _numbers, int _rangeflag));
int		read_uints	PROTO ((input_t * _input, lex_t * _lexp,
					unsigned int * _numbers,
					int _rangeflag));

EXTERN_C_END


#endif	/* ! defined (READ_H) */

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