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Bounds-checking integer arithmeticBounds-checking integer arithmetic — a set of helpers for performing checked integer arithmetic |
| #define | g_uint_checked_add() |
| #define | g_uint_checked_mul() |
| #define | g_uint64_checked_add() |
| #define | g_uint64_checked_mul() |
| #define | g_size_checked_add() |
| #define | g_size_checked_mul() |
GLib offers a set of macros for doing additions and multiplications of unsigned integers, with checks for overflows.
The helpers all have three arguments. A pointer to the destination is always the first argument and the operands to the operation are the other two.
Following standard GLib convention, the helpers return TRUE in case
of success (ie: no overflow).
The helpers may be macros, normal functions or inlines. They may be implemented with inline assembly or compiler intrinsics where available.
#define g_uint_checked_add(dest, a, b)
Performs a checked addition of a
and b
, storing the result in
dest
.
If the operation is successful, TRUE is returned. If the operation
overflows then the state of dest
is undefined and FALSE is
returned.
Since: 2.48
#define g_uint_checked_mul(dest, a, b)
Performs a checked multiplication of a
and b
, storing the result in
dest
.
If the operation is successful, TRUE is returned. If the operation
overflows then the state of dest
is undefined and FALSE is
returned.
Since: 2.48
#define g_uint64_checked_add(dest, a, b)
Performs a checked addition of a
and b
, storing the result in
dest
.
If the operation is successful, TRUE is returned. If the operation
overflows then the state of dest
is undefined and FALSE is
returned.
Since: 2.48
#define g_uint64_checked_mul(dest, a, b)
Performs a checked multiplication of a
and b
, storing the result in
dest
.
If the operation is successful, TRUE is returned. If the operation
overflows then the state of dest
is undefined and FALSE is
returned.
Since: 2.48
#define g_size_checked_add(dest, a, b)
Performs a checked addition of a
and b
, storing the result in
dest
.
If the operation is successful, TRUE is returned. If the operation
overflows then the state of dest
is undefined and FALSE is
returned.
Since: 2.48