void write_memory_mapping(FILE *f, memory_mapping p)
memory_mapping read_memory_mapping(FILE *f)
list gen_memory_mapping_cons(memory_mapping p, list l)
memory_mapping check_memory_mapping(memory_mapping p)
memory_mapping make_memory_mapping(set a)
void memory_mapping_non_recursive_free(memory_mapping p)
void free_memory_mapping(memory_mapping p)
void memory_mapping_assign_contents(memory_mapping r, memory_mapping v)
memory_mapping copy_memory_mapping(memory_mapping p)
MEMORY_MAPPING.
bool memory_mapping_defined_p(memory_mapping p)
bool memory_mapping_consistent_p(memory_mapping p)
void gen_free(gen_chunk *obj)
version without shared_pointers.
gen_chunk * gen_alloc(int size, int gen_check_p, int dom,...)
allocates something in newgen.
int gen_consistent_p(gen_chunk *obj)
GEN_CONSISTENT_P dynamically checks the type correctness of OBJ.
int gen_defined_p(gen_chunk *obj)
gen_chunk * gen_check(gen_chunk *obj, int t)
GEN_CHECK checks that the gen_chunk received OBJ is of the appropriate TYPE.
gen_chunk * gen_read(FILE *file)
GEN_READ reads any object from the FILE stream.
gen_chunk * gen_copy_tree(gen_chunk *obj)
void gen_write(FILE *fd, gen_chunk *obj)
GEN_WRITE writes the OBJect on the stream FD.
list gen_typed_cons(_int type, const void *item, const list next)
CONS a list with minimal type checking this cannot be done within the CONS macro because possible fun...
#define memory_mapping_domain
newgen_entity_domain_defined
#define MEMORY_MAPPING_NEWGEN_DOMAIN
#define message_assert(msg, ex)
int f(int off1, int off2, int n, float r[n], float a[n], float b[n])
FI: I do not understand why the type is duplicated at the set level.
The structure used to build lists in NewGen.
A gen_chunk is used to store every object.