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# If so, define the subdirectory targets and uncomment this section.
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#
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.DEFAULT: msgpack.beam
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.DEFAULT: msgpack.beam msgpack.html
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msgpack.beam: msgpack.erl
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erlc $<
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msgpack.html: msgpack.erl
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erl -noshell -run edoc_run file $<
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test: msgpack.beam
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erl -noshell -s msgpack test -s init stop
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clean:
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-rm *.beam
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-rm -f *.beam *.html
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%% See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
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%% limitations under the License.
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%% @doc <a href="http://msgpack.org/">MessagePack</a> codec for Erlang.
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%%
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%% APIs are almost compatible with <a href="http://msgpack.sourceforge.jp/c:doc">C API</a>
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%% except for buffering functions (both copying and zero-copying), which are unavailable.
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%%
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%% <table border="1">
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%% <caption>Equivalence between Erlang and <a href="http://msgpack.sourceforge.jp/spec">Msgpack type</a> :</caption>
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%% <tr><th> erlang </th><th> msgpack </th></tr>
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%% <tr><td> integer() </td><td> pos_fixnum/neg_fixnum/uint8/uint16/uint32/uint64/int8/int16/int32/int64 </td></tr>
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%% <tr><td> float() </td><td> float/double </td></tr>
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%% <tr><td> nil </td><td> nil </td></tr>
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%% <tr><td> boolean() </td><td> boolean </td></tr>
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%% <tr><td> binary() </td><td> fix_raw/raw16/raw32 </td></tr>
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%% <tr><td> list() </td><td> fix_array/array16/array32 </td></tr>
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%% <tr><td> {proplist()} </td><td> fix_map/map16/map32 </td></tr>
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%% </table>
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%% @end
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-module(msgpack).
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-author('kuenishi+msgpack@gmail.com').
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%% tuples, atoms are not supported. lists, integers, double, and so on.
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%% see http://msgpack.sourceforge.jp/spec for supported formats.
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%% APIs are almost compatible with C API (http://msgpack.sourceforge.jp/c:doc)
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%% except buffering functions (both copying and zero-copying).
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-export([pack/1, unpack/1, unpack_all/1]).
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-export([pack_map/1]).
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% compile:
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% erl> c(msgpack).
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% erl> S = <some term>.
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% erl> {S, <<>>} = msgpack:unpack( msgpack:pack(S) ).
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-type reason() :: enomem | badarg | no_code_matches | undefined.
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% @type msgpack_term() = [msgpack_term()]
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% | {[{msgpack_term(),msgpack_term()}]}
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% | integer() | float() | binary().
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% Erlang representation of msgpack data.
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-type msgpack_term() :: [msgpack_term()]
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| {[{msgpack_term(),msgpack_term()}]}
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| integer() | float() | binary().
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% ===== external APIs ===== %
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-spec pack(Term::msgpack_term()) -> binary() | {error, reason()}.
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%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
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% external APIs
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%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
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% @doc Encode an erlang term into an msgpack binary.
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% Returns {error, {badarg, term()}} if the input is illegal.
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% @spec pack(Term::msgpack_term()) -> binary() | {error, {badarg, term()}}
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-spec pack(Term::msgpack_term()) -> binary() | {error, {badarg, term()}}.
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pack(Term)->
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try
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pack_(Term)
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catch
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error:Error when is_tuple(Error), element(1, Error) =:= error ->
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Error;
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throw:Exception ->
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erlang:display(Exception),
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{error, Exception}
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end.
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% unpacking.
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% if failed in decoding and not end, get more data
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% and feed more Bin into this function.
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% TODO: error case for imcomplete format when short for any type formats.
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-spec unpack( Bin::binary() )-> {msgpack_term(), binary()} | {error, reason()}.
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unpack(Bin) when not is_binary(Bin) ->
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{error, badarg};
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unpack(Bin) ->
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% @doc Decode an msgpack binary into an erlang term.
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% It only decodes the first msgpack packet contained in the binary; the rest is returned as is.
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% Returns {error, {badarg, term()}} if the input is corrupted.
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% Returns {error, incomplete} if the input is not a full msgpack packet (caller should gather more data and try again).
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% @spec unpack(Bin::binary()) -> {msgpack_term(), binary()} | {error, incomplete} | {error, {badarg, term()}}
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-spec unpack(Bin::binary()) -> {msgpack_term(), binary()} | {error, incomplete} | {error, {badarg, term()}}.
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unpack(Bin) when is_binary(Bin) ->
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try
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unpack_(Bin)
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catch
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error:Error when is_tuple(Error), element(1, Error) =:= error ->
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Error;
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throw:Exception ->
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{error, Exception}
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end.
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end;
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unpack(Other) ->
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{error, {badarg, Other}}.
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-spec unpack_all( binary() ) -> [msgpack_term()].
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-spec unpack_all(binary()) -> [msgpack_term()].
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unpack_all(Data)->
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case unpack(Data) of
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{ Term, Binary } when bit_size(Binary) =:= 0 ->
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[Term|unpack_all(Binary)]
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end.
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-spec pack_map(M::[{msgpack_term(),msgpack_term()}])-> binary() | {error, badarg}.
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pack_map(M)->
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case length(M) of
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Len when Len < 16 ->
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<< 2#1000:4, Len:4/integer-unit:1, (pack_map_(M, <<>>))/binary >>;
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Len when Len < 16#10000 -> % 65536
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<< 16#DE:8, Len:16/big-unsigned-integer-unit:1, (pack_map_(M, <<>>))/binary >>;
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Len ->
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<< 16#DF:8, Len:32/big-unsigned-integer-unit:1, (pack_map_(M, <<>>))/binary >>
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end.
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% ===== internal APIs ===== %
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%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
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% internal APIs
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%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
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% pack them all
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-spec pack_(msgpack_term()) -> binary() | no_return().
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pack_map(Map);
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pack_(Map) when is_tuple(Map), element(1,Map)=:=dict ->
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pack_map(dict:to_list(Map));
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pack_(_Other) ->
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throw({error, undefined}).
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pack_(Other) ->
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throw({error, {badarg, Other}}).
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-spec pack_uint_(non_neg_integer()) -> binary().
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% positive fixnum
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pack_uint_(N) when N < 128 ->
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<< 2#0:1, N:7 >>;
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pack_uint_(N) ->
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<< 16#CF:8, N:64/big-unsigned-integer-unit:1 >>.
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-spec pack_int_(integer()) -> binary().
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% negative fixnum
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pack_int_(N) when N >= -32->
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<< 2#111:3, N:5 >>;
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pack_int_(N) ->
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<< 16#D3:8, N:64/big-signed-integer-unit:1 >>.
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-spec pack_double(float()) -> binary().
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% float : erlang's float is always IEEE 754 64bit format.
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% pack_float(F) when is_float(F)->
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% << 16#CA:8, F:32/big-float-unit:1 >>.
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pack_double(F) ->
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<< 16#CB:8, F:64/big-float-unit:1 >>.
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-spec pack_raw(binary()) -> binary().
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% raw bytes
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pack_raw(Bin) ->
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case byte_size(Bin) of
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<< 16#DB:8, Len:32/big-unsigned-integer-unit:1, Bin/binary >>
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end.
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-spec pack_array([msgpack_term()]) -> binary() | no_return().
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% list
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pack_array(L) ->
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case length(L) of
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pack_array_(Tail, <<Acc/binary, (pack_(Head))/binary>>).
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% Users SHOULD NOT send too long list: this uses lists:reverse/1
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-spec unpack_array_(binary(), non_neg_integer(), [msgpack_term()]) -> {[msgpack_term()], binary()} | no_return().
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unpack_array_(Bin, 0, Acc) -> {lists:reverse(Acc), Bin};
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unpack_array_(Bin, Len, Acc) ->
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{Term, Rest} = unpack_(Bin),
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unpack_array_(Rest, Len-1, [Term|Acc]).
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-spec pack_map(M::[{msgpack_term(),msgpack_term()}]) -> binary() | no_return().
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pack_map(M)->
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case length(M) of
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Len when Len < 16 ->
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<< 2#1000:4, Len:4/integer-unit:1, (pack_map_(M, <<>>))/binary >>;
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Len when Len < 16#10000 -> % 65536
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<< 16#DE:8, Len:16/big-unsigned-integer-unit:1, (pack_map_(M, <<>>))/binary >>;
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Len ->
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<< 16#DF:8, Len:32/big-unsigned-integer-unit:1, (pack_map_(M, <<>>))/binary >>
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end.
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pack_map_([], Acc) -> Acc;
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pack_map_([{Key,Value}|Tail], Acc) ->
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pack_map_(Tail, << Acc/binary, (pack_(Key))/binary, (pack_(Value))/binary>>).
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% Users SHOULD NOT send too long list: this uses lists:reverse/1
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-spec unpack_map_(binary(), non_neg_integer(), [{msgpack_term(), msgpack_term()}])->
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{[{msgpack_term(), msgpack_term()}], binary()} | no_return().
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-spec unpack_map_(binary(), non_neg_integer(), [{msgpack_term(), msgpack_term()}]) ->
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{{[{msgpack_term(), msgpack_term()}]}, binary()} | no_return().
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unpack_map_(Bin, 0, Acc) -> {{lists:reverse(Acc)}, Bin};
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unpack_map_(Bin, Len, Acc) ->
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{Key, Rest} = unpack_(Bin),
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unpack_map_(Rest2, Len-1, [{Key,Value}|Acc]).
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% unpack them all
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-spec unpack_(Bin::binary()) -> {msgpack_term(), binary()} | {error, reason()} | no_return().
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-spec unpack_(Bin::binary()) -> {msgpack_term(), binary()} | no_return().
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unpack_(Bin) ->
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case Bin of
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% ATOMS
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<<2#1000:4, L:4, Rest/binary>> -> unpack_map_(Rest, L, []); % map
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% Invalid data
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<<F, _/binary>> when F==16#C1;
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<<F, R/binary>> when F==16#C1;
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F==16#C4; F==16#C5; F==16#C6; F==16#C7; F==16#C8; F==16#C9;
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F==16#D4; F==16#D5; F==16#D6; F==16#D7; F==16#D8; F==16#D9 ->
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throw(badarg);
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throw({badarg, <<F, R/binary>>});
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% Incomplete data (we've covered every complete/invalid case; anything left is incomplete)
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_ ->
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throw(short)
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throw(incomplete)
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end.
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% ===== test codes ===== %
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%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
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% unit tests
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%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
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-include_lib("eunit/include/eunit.hrl").
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-ifdef(EUNIT).
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?assertEqual(LH, RH),
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compare_all(LTL, RTL).
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port_receive(Port) ->
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port_receive(Port, <<>>).
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port_receive(Port, Acc) ->
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receive
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{Port, {data, Data}} -> port_receive(Port, <<Acc/binary, Data/binary>>);
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{Port, eof} -> Acc
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after 1000 -> Acc
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end.
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test_([]) -> 0;
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test_([Term|Rest])->
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Pack = msgpack:pack(Term),
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Passed = length(Tests).
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port_test()->
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Port = open_port({spawn, "ruby ../test/crosslang.rb"}, [binary]),
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Tests = test_data(),
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S=msgpack:pack([Tests]),
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true = port_command(Port, S),
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{[Tests],<<>>} = msgpack:unpack(S),
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receive
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{Port, {data, Data}}-> {[Tests], <<>>}=msgpack:unpack(Data)
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after 1024-> ?assert(false) end,
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?assertEqual({[Tests],<<>>}, msgpack:unpack(msgpack:pack([Tests]))),
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Port = open_port({spawn, "ruby ../test/crosslang.rb"}, [binary, eof]),
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true = port_command(Port, msgpack:pack(Tests)),
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?assertEqual({Tests, <<>>}, msgpack:unpack(port_receive(Port))),
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port_close(Port).
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test_p(Len,Term,OrigBin,Len) ->
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{Term, <<>>}=msgpack:unpack(OrigBin);
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test_p(I,_,OrigBin,Len) when I < Len->
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<<Bin:I/binary, _/binary>> = OrigBin,
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?assertEqual({error,short}, msgpack:unpack(Bin)).
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?assertEqual({error,incomplete}, msgpack:unpack(Bin)).
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partial_test()-> % error handling test.
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Term = lists:seq(0, 45),
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ok.
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unknown_test()->
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Port = open_port({spawn, "ruby testcase_generator.rb"}, [binary]),
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Port = open_port({spawn, "ruby testcase_generator.rb"}, [binary, eof]),
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Tests = [0, 1, 2, 123, 512, 1230, 678908,
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-1, -23, -512, -1230, -567898,
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<<"hogehoge">>, <<"243546rf7g68h798j">>,
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-234, -50000,
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42
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],
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receive
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{Port, {data, Data}}-> compare_all(Tests, msgpack:unpack_all(Data))
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after 1024-> ?assert(false) end,
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?assertEqual(ok, compare_all(Tests, msgpack:unpack_all(port_receive(Port)))),
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port_close(Port).
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other_test()->
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?assertEqual({error,short},msgpack:unpack(<<>>)).
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?assertEqual({error,incomplete},msgpack:unpack(<<>>)).
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benchmark_test()->
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Data=[test_data() || _ <- lists:seq(0, 10000)],
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