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#ifndef _h_kapp_main_
#define _h_kapp_main_
#ifndef _h_klib_defs_
#include <klib/defs.h>
#endif
#ifndef _h_kapp_args_
#include <kapp/args.h>
#endif
#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif
/*--------------------------------------------------------------------------
* KMain
* invoked by platform specific "main" entrypoint
*/
/* Quitting
* is the program supposed to exit
*/
rc_t CC Quitting ( void );
/* SignalQuit
* tell the program to quit
*/
rc_t CC SignalQuit ( void );
/* Hangup
* has the program received a SIGHUP
*/
rc_t CC Hangup ( void );
/* SignalHup
* send the program a SIGHUP
*/
rc_t CC SignalHup ( void );
/* SignalNoHup
* tell the program to stay alive even after SIGHUP
*/
rc_t CC SignalNoHup ( void );
/* Version EXTERN
* return 4-part version code: 0xMMmmrrrr, where
* MM = major release
* mm = minor release
* rrrr = bug-fix release
*/
ver_t CC KAppVersion ( void );
/* KMain - EXTERN
* executable entrypoint "main" is implemented by
* an OS-specific wrapper that takes care of establishing
* signal handlers, logging, etc.
*
* in turn, OS-specific "main" will invoke "KMain" as
* platform independent main entrypoint.
*
* "argc" [ IN ] - the number of textual parameters in "argv"
* should never be < 0, but has been left as a signed int
* for reasons of tradition.
*
* "argv" [ IN ] - array of NUL terminated strings expected
* to be in the shell-native character set: ASCII or UTF-8
* element 0 is expected to be executable identity or path.
*/
rc_t CC KMain ( int argc, char *argv [] );
/* Usage - EXTERN
* This function is called when the command line argument
* handling sees -? -h or --help
*/
rc_t CC Usage ( struct Args const * args );
/* Version - EXTERN
* Obsolete: formerly called when the command line option handler
* saw -V or --version
*/
rc_t CC Version ( struct Args const * args );
/* Usage - EXTERN
* This function is called to check if enviroments meets tool needs
* Pass 0 to requireRamSize if you don't need to check for RAM size
*/
rc_t CC KAppCheckEnvironment ( bool require64Bits, uint64_t requireRamSize );
/* AsciiToXXX
* replacement for atoi
* converts NUL terminated string in "arg" to integer
* invokes error handler if there is a format error in string
*
* "arg" [ IN ] - NUL terminated textual representation of integer
* obeys standard conversion rules:
* starts with "0x" or "0X" - interpret as hex
* starts with '0' - interpret as octal
* otherwise - interpret as decimal
*
* "handler_error" [ IN, NULL OKAY ] and "data" [ IN, OPAQUE ] -
* optional callback function to handle case where "arg" could not
* be processed in its entirety. default behavior is to log error
* using "logerr" and invoke "exit".
*/
int32_t CC AsciiToI32 ( const char *arg,
void ( CC * handle_error ) ( const char *arg, void *data ), void *data );
uint32_t CC AsciiToU32 ( const char *arg,
void ( CC * handle_error ) ( const char *arg, void *data ), void *data );
int64_t CC AsciiToI64 ( const char *arg,
void ( CC * handle_error ) ( const char *arg, void *data ), void *data );
uint64_t CC AsciiToU64 ( const char *arg,
void ( CC * handle_error ) ( const char *arg, void *data ), void *data );
/* NextLogLevel
* NextLogLevelh
* these match NextArg and NextArgh but take the parameter and use it
* to set the Log Level.
*
* legal values for the parameter are:
* 1. a sequence of + or - characters that each bump the current log level
* up or down one.
* 2. an integer with a decimal value from 0 to 13 (octal and hex with the
* same range are accepted.
* 3. fatal, err, warn, info, debug1, debug3, debug3, debug4, debug5, debug6
* debug7, debug8, debug9, debug10
*/
void CC NextLogLevel ( const char **argp, int *ip, int argc, char *argv [],
const char* ( CC * handle_null ) ( void *data ), void *data );
void CC NextLogLevelh ( int *ip, int argc, char *argv [],
const char* ( CC * handle_null ) ( void *data ), void *data );
#define LogLevelSet( S ) \
NextLogLevelCommon ( S )
rc_t CC NextLogLevelCommon ( const char * level_parameter );
#ifdef __cplusplus
}
#endif
#endif /* _h_kapp_main_ */
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