Lines Matching refs:BUFFER
89 // Using memory copy method to append a C array to buffer,
96 byte * buffer(){
112 // class BUFFER{
113 // typedef BUFFER name;
114 #define BUFFER(type, name)\
122 type & operator [] (int i) { return ((type *) buf.buffer())[i];}\
123 operator type *(){return (type *) buf.buffer();} \
132 // Return a null-terminated c-string. The buffer is owned by callee.
137 //typedef BUFFER<char> Buffer_char;
138 //typedef BUFFER<int> Buffer_int;
139 //typedef BUFFER<Pick *> Buffer_pPick;
140 BUFFER(char, Buffer_char);
141 BUFFER(int, Buffer_int);
142 BUFFER(Pick *, Buffer_pPick);
277 // output buffer input buffer
279 // To make our dicision (within an atom operation) without caring input and output buffer,
424 // Return a null-terminate c-string. The buffer is owned by callee.
797 token.append(0); // close buffer
801 // the buffer of "source" is owned by caller
822 if (c == 0 && state != START){//avoid buffer overflow. for IN_QUOE, IN_ESCAPE
844 case 0 : tokenType = STREAM_END; working-- /*avoid buffer overflow*/; break;
1354 const char *LanguageGenerator::next(){ // Return a null-terminated c-string. The buffer is owned by callee.
