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* Description:  Implementation of sprintf_s() - safe formatted string output.
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#include "variety.h"
#include "saferlib.h"
#include "widechar.h"
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdarg.h>
#include <wchar.h>
#include "printf.h"


/*
 * mem_putc -- append a character to a string in memory, with overflow check
 */

struct vsprtf_s_buf {
    CHAR_TYPE   *bufptr;
    rsize_t     chars_output;
    rsize_t     max_chars;
};

static slib_callback_t mem_putc; // set up calling convention
static void __SLIB_CALLBACK mem_putc( SPECS __SLIB *specs, int op_char )
{
    struct vsprtf_s_buf     *info;

    info = (struct vsprtf_s_buf *)specs->_dest;
    if( info->chars_output <= info->max_chars ) {
        *( info->bufptr++ ) = op_char;
        specs->_output_count++;
        info->chars_output++;
    }
}

_WCRTLINK int __F_NAME(sprintf_s,swprintf_s)( CHAR_TYPE * __restrict s, rsize_t n,
                                        const CHAR_TYPE * __restrict format, ... )
{
    va_list                 arg;
    struct vsprtf_s_buf     info;
    const char              *msg;
    int                     rc = 0;

    /* First check the critical conditions; if any of those
     * is violated, return immediately and don't touch anything.
     */
    if( __check_constraint_nullptr_msg( msg, s )
     && __check_constraint_maxsize_msg( msg, n )
     && __check_constraint_zero_msg( msg, n ) ) {

        /* The buffer looks okay, try doing something useful */
        if( __check_constraint_nullptr_msg( msg, format ) ) {
            info.bufptr       = s;
            info.chars_output = 0;
            info.max_chars    = n - 1;
            msg = NULL;

            va_start( arg, format );
            __F_NAME(__prtf_s,__wprtf_s)( &info, format, arg, &msg, mem_putc );
            va_end( arg );

            if( msg == NULL ) {
                if( info.chars_output <= info.max_chars ) {
                    s[info.chars_output] = NULLCHAR;
                    return( info.chars_output );
                }
                /* If we got here, the output buffer was too small */
                msg = "n < chars_output";
#ifdef __WIDECHAR__
                rc = -1;    /* Return value for swprintf_s is different! */
#endif
            }
        }
        /* Something went wrong, output buffer will contain empty string */
        *s = NULLCHAR;
    }
    __rtct_fail( __func__, msg, NULL );
    return( rc );
}
