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/*
Require.c
Require(long quickDrawVersion);
checks that the computer is providing the environment that your program needs
(cpu, fpu, and quickDraw), and fails gracefully if not. Also checks for
consistency of sizeof int and double among this program, the (possibly precompiled)
VideoToolbox.h header, and the Standard C library (i.e. "ANSI").
Call this at the beginning of your main program, so that your program will
fail gracefully--instead of crashing--when someone runs it on a computer
that lacks what your program needs, or when you've accidentally set up
inconsistent compiler options among the various parts of your project. All
tests automatically track your current compiler settings.
Here are the versions of quickdraw, as of System 7.1:
gestaltOriginalQD = 0x000, // original 1-bit QD
gestalt8BitQD = 0x100, // 8-bit color QD
gestalt32BitQD = 0x200, // 32-bit color QD
gestalt32BitQD11 = 0x210, // 32-bit color QDv1.1
gestalt32BitQD12 = 0x220, // 32-bit color QDv1.2
gestalt32BitQD13 = 0x230, // 32-bit color QDv1.3
QDv1.3, which is in System 7.0, is the first version of QuickDraw in which the
Apple Toolbox call GetPixBaseAddr() works correctly; earlier versions return
garbage.
==================================================================
ROM Class System Version Gestalt Value
------------------------------------------------------------------
Black-and-white class < 7.0 gestaltOriginalQD
(ROM < 256K) >= 7.0 gestaltOriginalQD
and gestaltSystemVersion >= $0700
Color QD class < 7.0, no INITs gestalt8BitQD
(ROM = 256K) 6.0.3/6.0.4 and gestalt32BitQD
32-Bit QD INIT 1.0
6.0.5-6.0.8 and gestalt32BitQD12
32-Bit QD INIT 1.2
>= 7.0 gestalt32BitQD13
ci class 6.0.4 gestalt32BitQD + 1
(ROM > 256K) 6.0.5-6.0.8 gestalt32BitQD12
>= 7.0 gestalt32BitQD13
==================================================================
(Source: Develop Issue 14, June 1993)
The types SCANF_INT, PRINTF_INT, SCANF_DOUBLE, and PRINTF_DOUBLE are for
compatibility with MATLAB. When MATLAB is false they're just int and double.
We check both sprintf and sscanf since those are the most likely to break
if the MATLAB interface isn't set up correctly. When MATLAB is false this
is overkill, but does confirm that the ANSI library is compatible with the
current compiler options.
HISTORY:
2/20/93 dgp Wrote it, motivated by a conversation with David Brainard.
9/8/93 dgp Enhanced to check for inconsistent sizes of int and double.
9/13/93 dgp Moved Require to its own file.
5/8/95 dgp Make sure that fpu test works ok by moving all the fpu code to separate subroutine.
Otherwise the compiler may put instructions to access the fpu at the beginning of Require,
before we have a chance to test for presence of the fpu.
*/
#include "VideoToolbox.h"
static void RequireConsistency(void);
void Require(long quickDrawVersion)
{
#if MAC_C
long value;
int error;
value=0;
error=Gestalt(gestaltFPUType,&value);
if(error)PrintfExit("Sorry, I require Gestalt(). Your System is too old!\n");
if(GENERATING68881 && value==0)
PrintfExit("Sorry. I've been compiled to use a floating point chip,"
" and you don't have one.\n");
value=0;
error=Gestalt(gestaltProcessorType,&value);
if(GENERATING68020 && value<gestalt68020)
PrintfExit("Sorry. I've been compiled to use a 68020 processor (or better),"
" and you don't have one.\n");
Gestalt(gestaltQuickdrawVersion,&value);
if(value<quickDrawVersion)switch(quickDrawVersion){
case gestalt8BitQD:
PrintfExit("Sorry. This program requires Color QuickDraw.\n");
default:
PrintfExit("Sorry. This program requires 32-bit QuickDraw version 1.%ld\n"
,(long)(quickDrawVersion-gestalt32BitQD)/0x10);
}
#endif
RequireConsistency();
}
static void RequireConsistency(void)
{
short inconsistent;
SCANF_INT n[3];
SCANF_DOUBLE a[5];
char s[16];
static char programVsLibrary[]=
"Oops. %s error. This program and the Standard C “ANSI” library have been\n"
"compiled with incompatible %s.\n";
inconsistent=0;
if(sizeof(int)!=sizeof(struct PrecompileSizeofInt)){
inconsistent=1;
printf("Oops. "
"The VideoToolbox.h header has been precompiled with a different size\n"
"of int.\n");
}
sprintf(s,"%d,%d",(PRINTF_INT)1,(PRINTF_INT)-1);
if(strcmp(s,"1,-1")!=0){
inconsistent=1;
printf(programVsLibrary,"sprintf","sizes of int");
}
n[2]=1;
sscanf("1,-1","%d,%d",&n[0],&n[1]);
if(n[0]!=1 || n[1]!=-1 || n[2]!=1){
inconsistent=1;
printf(programVsLibrary,"sscanf","sizes of int");
}
sprintf(s,"%g,%g",(PRINTF_DOUBLE)1.0,(PRINTF_DOUBLE)0.1);
if(strcmp(s,"1,0.1")!=0){
inconsistent=1;
printf(programVsLibrary,"sprintf","formats for double");
//printf("“%s”≠“%s”\n",s,"1,0.1");
assert(sizeof(PRINTF_DOUBLE)==sizeof(double));
}
a[2]=1.0;
sscanf("1,0.1","%lf,%lf",&a[0],&a[1]);
if(a[0]!=1.0 || a[1]!=(SCANF_DOUBLE)0.1 || a[2]!=1.0){
inconsistent=1;
printf(programVsLibrary,"sscanf","formats for double");
//printf("“%s”≠“%f,%f,%f”\n","1,0.1,1",a[0],a[1],a[2]);
assert(sizeof(SCANF_DOUBLE)==sizeof(double));
}
if(sqrt(0.1*0.1)!=0.1){
inconsistent=1;
printf("Oops: sqrt(0.1*0.1)!=0.1\n"
"Perhaps this program and the Standard C “ANSI” library have been\n"
"compiled with incompatible formats for double.\n");
}
if(inconsistent)PrintfExit(""); /* Use empty string since stdio may be flakey. */
}