serenity/AK/StringImpl.h
Andreas Kling ebf308d413 Make kernel build with clang.
It's a bit faster than g++ and seems to generate perfectly fine code.
The kernel is also roughly 10% smaller(!)
2018-11-09 12:22:31 +01:00

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#pragma once
#include "Retainable.h"
#include "RetainPtr.h"
#include "Types.h"
namespace AK {
enum ShouldChomp { NoChomp, Chomp };
class StringImpl : public Retainable<StringImpl> {
public:
static RetainPtr<StringImpl> createUninitialized(size_t length, char*& buffer);
static RetainPtr<StringImpl> create(const char* cstring, ShouldChomp = NoChomp);
static RetainPtr<StringImpl> create(const char* cstring, size_t length, ShouldChomp = NoChomp);
RetainPtr<StringImpl> toLowercase() const;
RetainPtr<StringImpl> toUppercase() const;
static StringImpl& theEmptyStringImpl();
static void initializeGlobals();
~StringImpl();
size_t length() const { return m_length; }
const char* characters() const { return m_characters; }
char operator[](size_t i) const { ASSERT(i < m_length); return m_characters[i]; }
unsigned hash() const
{
if (!m_hasHash)
computeHash();
return m_hash;
}
private:
enum ConstructTheEmptyStringImplTag { ConstructTheEmptyStringImpl };
explicit StringImpl(ConstructTheEmptyStringImplTag) : m_characters("") { }
enum ConstructWithInlineBufferTag { ConstructWithInlineBuffer };
explicit StringImpl(ConstructWithInlineBufferTag, size_t length) : m_length(length), m_characters(m_inlineBuffer) { }
void computeHash() const;
size_t m_length { 0 };
mutable bool m_hasHash { false };
const char* m_characters { nullptr };
mutable unsigned m_hash { 0 };
char m_inlineBuffer[0];
};
}
using AK::StringImpl;
using AK::Chomp;