view liszt.cpp @ 398:443c2939e84b api-inversion

off_t in ABI structures is a bad thing.

Why?  Because its size depends on the compile-time environment.  It was
OK, ish, when the only off_t was at the end of the struct, because then
we only stomped on uninitialized bits of memory; it is terrible when
there is more than one off_t kind of field.  Use uint64_t for those
fields instead.

#include "audioDB.h"

void audioDB::liszt(const char* dbName, unsigned offset, unsigned numLines, adb__lisztResponse* adbLisztResponse){
  if(!dbH) {
    initTables(dbName, 0);
  }

  assert(trackTable && fileTable);

  if(offset>dbH->numFiles){
    char tmpStr[MAXSTR];
    sprintf(tmpStr, "numFiles=%u, lisztOffset=%u", dbH->numFiles, offset);
    error("listKeys offset out of range", tmpStr);
  }

  if(!adbLisztResponse){
    for(Uns32T k=0; k<numLines && offset+k<dbH->numFiles; k++){
      fprintf(stdout, "[%d] %s (%d)\n", offset+k, fileTable+(offset+k)*O2_FILETABLE_ENTRY_SIZE, trackTable[offset+k]);
    }
  }
  else{
    adbLisztResponse->result.Rkey = new char*[numLines];
    adbLisztResponse->result.Rlen = new unsigned int[numLines];
    Uns32T k = 0;
    for( ; k<numLines && offset+k<dbH->numFiles; k++){    
      adbLisztResponse->result.Rkey[k] = new char[MAXSTR];
      snprintf(adbLisztResponse->result.Rkey[k], O2_MAXFILESTR, "%s", fileTable+(offset+k)*O2_FILETABLE_ENTRY_SIZE);
      adbLisztResponse->result.Rlen[k] = trackTable[offset+k];
    }
    adbLisztResponse->result.__sizeRkey = k;
    adbLisztResponse->result.__sizeRlen = k;
  }
  
}