resource.h revision 35c4bbdf
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(A client's 65 * event selections on objects that it doesn't own are good candidates.) 66 * Extensions can use this too! 67 */ 68#define RC_NEVERRETAIN ((RESTYPE)1<<29) 69#define RC_LASTPREDEF RC_NEVERRETAIN 70#define RC_ANY (~(RESTYPE)0) 71 72/* types for Resource routines */ 73 74#define RT_WINDOW ((RESTYPE)1|RC_DRAWABLE) 75#define RT_PIXMAP ((RESTYPE)2|RC_DRAWABLE) 76#define RT_GC ((RESTYPE)3) 77#undef RT_FONT 78#undef RT_CURSOR 79#define RT_FONT ((RESTYPE)4) 80#define RT_CURSOR ((RESTYPE)5) 81#define RT_COLORMAP ((RESTYPE)6) 82#define RT_CMAPENTRY ((RESTYPE)7) 83#define RT_OTHERCLIENT ((RESTYPE)8|RC_NEVERRETAIN) 84#define RT_PASSIVEGRAB ((RESTYPE)9|RC_NEVERRETAIN) 85#define RT_LASTPREDEF ((RESTYPE)9) 86#define RT_NONE ((RESTYPE)0) 87 88extern _X_EXPORT unsigned int ResourceClientBits(void); 89/* bits and fields within a resource id */ 90#define RESOURCE_AND_CLIENT_COUNT 29 /* 29 bits for XIDs */ 91#define RESOURCE_CLIENT_BITS ResourceClientBits() /* client field offset */ 92#define CLIENTOFFSET (RESOURCE_AND_CLIENT_COUNT - RESOURCE_CLIENT_BITS) 93/* resource field */ 94#define RESOURCE_ID_MASK ((1 << CLIENTOFFSET) - 1) 95/* client field */ 96#define RESOURCE_CLIENT_MASK (((1 << RESOURCE_CLIENT_BITS) - 1) << CLIENTOFFSET) 97/* extract the client mask from an XID */ 98#define CLIENT_BITS(id) ((id) & RESOURCE_CLIENT_MASK) 99/* extract the client id from an XID */ 100#define CLIENT_ID(id) ((int)(CLIENT_BITS(id) >> CLIENTOFFSET)) 101#define SERVER_BIT (Mask)0x40000000 /* use illegal bit */ 102 103#ifdef INVALID 104#undef INVALID /* needed on HP/UX */ 105#endif 106 107/* Invalid resource id */ 108#define INVALID (0) 109 110#define BAD_RESOURCE 0xe0000000 111 112#define rClient(obj) (clients[CLIENT_ID((obj)->resource)]) 113 114/* Resource state callback */ 115extern _X_EXPORT CallbackListPtr ResourceStateCallback; 116 117typedef enum { ResourceStateAdding, 118 ResourceStateFreeing 119} ResourceState; 120 121typedef struct { 122 ResourceState state; 123 XID id; 124 RESTYPE type; 125 void *value; 126} ResourceStateInfoRec; 127 128typedef int (*DeleteType) (void *value, 129 XID id); 130 131typedef void (*FindResType) (void *value, 132 XID id, 133 void *cdata); 134 135typedef void (*FindAllRes) (void *value, 136 XID id, 137 RESTYPE type, 138 void *cdata); 139 140typedef Bool (*FindComplexResType) (void *value, 141 XID id, 142 void *cdata); 143 144/* Structure for estimating resource memory usage. Memory usage 145 * consists of space allocated for the resource itself and of 146 * references to other resources. Currently the most important use for 147 * this structure is to estimate pixmap usage of different resources 148 * more accurately. */ 149typedef struct { 150 /* Size of resource itself. Zero if not implemented. */ 151 unsigned long resourceSize; 152 /* Size attributed to pixmap references from the resource. */ 153 unsigned long pixmapRefSize; 154 /* Number of references to this resource; typically 1 */ 155 unsigned long refCnt; 156} ResourceSizeRec, *ResourceSizePtr; 157 158typedef void (*SizeType)(void *value, 159 XID id, 160 ResourceSizePtr size); 161 162extern _X_EXPORT RESTYPE CreateNewResourceType(DeleteType deleteFunc, 163 const char *name); 164 165typedef void (*FindTypeSubResources)(void *value, 166 FindAllRes func, 167 void *cdata); 168 169extern _X_EXPORT SizeType GetResourceTypeSizeFunc( 170 RESTYPE /*type*/); 171 172extern _X_EXPORT void SetResourceTypeFindSubResFunc( 173 RESTYPE /*type*/, FindTypeSubResources /*findFunc*/); 174 175extern _X_EXPORT void SetResourceTypeSizeFunc( 176 RESTYPE /*type*/, SizeType /*sizeFunc*/); 177 178extern _X_EXPORT void SetResourceTypeErrorValue( 179 RESTYPE /*type*/, int /*errorValue*/); 180 181extern _X_EXPORT RESTYPE CreateNewResourceClass(void); 182 183extern _X_EXPORT Bool InitClientResources(ClientPtr /*client */ ); 184 185extern _X_EXPORT XID FakeClientID(int /*client */ ); 186 187/* Quartz support on Mac OS X uses the CarbonCore 188 framework whose AddResource function conflicts here. */ 189#ifdef __APPLE__ 190#define AddResource Darwin_X_AddResource 191#endif 192extern _X_EXPORT Bool AddResource(XID id, 193 RESTYPE type, 194 void *value); 195 196extern _X_EXPORT void FreeResource(XID /*id */ , 197 RESTYPE /*skipDeleteFuncType */ ); 198 199extern _X_EXPORT void FreeResourceByType(XID /*id */ , 200 RESTYPE /*type */ , 201 Bool /*skipFree */ ); 202 203extern _X_EXPORT Bool ChangeResourceValue(XID id, 204 RESTYPE rtype, 205 void *value); 206 207extern _X_EXPORT void FindClientResourcesByType(ClientPtr client, 208 RESTYPE type, 209 FindResType func, 210 void *cdata); 211 212extern _X_EXPORT void FindAllClientResources(ClientPtr client, 213 FindAllRes func, 214 void *cdata); 215 216/** @brief Iterate through all subresources of a resource. 217 218 @note The XID argument provided to the FindAllRes function 219 may be 0 for subresources that don't have an XID */ 220extern _X_EXPORT void FindSubResources(void *resource, 221 RESTYPE type, 222 FindAllRes func, 223 void *cdata); 224 225extern _X_EXPORT void FreeClientNeverRetainResources(ClientPtr /*client */ ); 226 227extern _X_EXPORT void FreeClientResources(ClientPtr /*client */ ); 228 229extern _X_EXPORT void FreeAllResources(void); 230 231extern _X_EXPORT Bool LegalNewID(XID /*id */ , 232 ClientPtr /*client */ ); 233 234extern _X_EXPORT void *LookupClientResourceComplex(ClientPtr client, 235 RESTYPE type, 236 FindComplexResType func, 237 void *cdata); 238 239extern _X_EXPORT int dixLookupResourceByType(void **result, 240 XID id, 241 RESTYPE rtype, 242 ClientPtr client, 243 Mask access_mode); 244 245extern _X_EXPORT int dixLookupResourceByClass(void **result, 246 XID id, 247 RESTYPE rclass, 248 ClientPtr client, 249 Mask access_mode); 250 251extern _X_EXPORT void GetXIDRange(int /*client */ , 252 Bool /*server */ , 253 XID * /*minp */ , 254 XID * /*maxp */ ); 255 256extern _X_EXPORT unsigned int GetXIDList(ClientPtr /*client */ , 257 unsigned int /*count */ , 258 XID * /*pids */ ); 259 260extern _X_EXPORT RESTYPE lastResourceType; 261extern _X_EXPORT RESTYPE TypeMask; 262 263/** @brief A hashing function to be used for hashing resource IDs 264 265 @param id The resource ID to hash 266 @param numBits The number of bits in the resulting hash. Must be >=0. 267 268 @note This function is really only for handling 269 INITHASHSIZE..MAXHASHSIZE bit hashes, but will handle any number 270 of bits by either masking numBits lower bits of the ID or by 271 providing at most MAXHASHSIZE hashes. 272*/ 273extern _X_EXPORT int HashResourceID(XID id, 274 int numBits); 275 276#endif /* RESOURCE_H */ 277