| Safe Haskell | None |
|---|---|
| Language | Haskell2010 |
Foreign.Hoppy.Runtime
Description
Runtime support for generated Haskell bindings.
- newtype CBool = CBool CUChar
- newtype CUChar :: * = CUChar Word8
- coerceIntegral :: (Integral a, Integral b, Typeable a, Typeable b, Show a) => a -> b
- class CppPtr this where
- class Deletable this where
- class Assignable cppType value where
- class Copyable from to | from -> to where
- class Encodable cppPtrType hsType | cppPtrType -> hsType where
- encodeAs :: Encodable cppPtrType hsType => cppPtrType -> hsType -> IO cppPtrType
- class Decodable cppPtrType hsType | cppPtrType -> hsType where
- decodeAndDelete :: (Deletable cppPtrType, Decodable cppPtrType hsType) => cppPtrType -> IO hsType
- withCppObj :: (Deletable cppPtrType, Encodable cppPtrType hsType) => hsType -> (cppPtrType -> IO a) -> IO a
- withScopedPtr :: Deletable cppPtrType => IO cppPtrType -> (cppPtrType -> IO a) -> IO a
- withScopedFunPtr :: IO (FunPtr a) -> (FunPtr a -> IO b) -> IO b
- class CppException e where
- class CppException e => CppThrowable e where
- catchCpp :: forall a e. CppException e => IO a -> (e -> IO a) -> IO a
- throwCpp :: CppThrowable e => e -> IO a
- data UnknownCppException
- class HasContents c e | c -> e where
- class FromContents c e | c -> e where
- newtype CCallback fnHsCType = CCallback (Ptr ())
- freeHaskellFunPtrFunPtr :: FunPtr (FunPtr (IO ()) -> IO ())
- newtype ExceptionId = ExceptionId CInt
- data SomeCppException
- = SomeCppException ExceptionClassInfo (Maybe (ForeignPtr ())) (Ptr ())
- | SomeUnknownCppException
- internalHandleExceptions :: ExceptionDb -> (Ptr CInt -> Ptr (Ptr ()) -> IO a) -> IO a
- internalHandleCallbackExceptions :: CppDefault a => Ptr CInt -> Ptr (Ptr ()) -> IO a -> IO a
- newtype ExceptionDb = ExceptionDb (Map ExceptionId ExceptionClassInfo)
- data ExceptionClassInfo = ExceptionClassInfo {
- exceptionClassId :: ExceptionId
- exceptionClassName :: String
- exceptionClassUpcasts :: Map ExceptionId (Ptr () -> Ptr ())
- exceptionClassDelete :: Ptr () -> IO ()
- exceptionClassCopy :: Ptr () -> IO (Ptr ())
- exceptionClassToGc :: Ptr () -> IO (ForeignPtr ())
Primitive types
A numeric type representing a C++ boolean.
Instances
| Bounded CBool Source # | |
| Enum CBool Source # | |
| Eq CBool Source # | |
| Integral CBool Source # | |
| Num CBool Source # | |
| Ord CBool Source # | |
| Real CBool Source # | |
| Show CBool Source # | |
| Storable CBool Source # | |
| Decodable (Ptr CBool) Bool Source # | |
| Assignable (Ptr CBool) Bool Source # | |
| Decodable (Ptr (Ptr CBool)) (Ptr CBool) Source # | |
Haskell type representing the C unsigned char type.
coerceIntegral :: (Integral a, Integral b, Typeable a, Typeable b, Show a) => a -> b Source #
Converts between integral types by going from a to b, and also
round-tripping the b value back to an a value. If the two a values
don't match, then an error is signalled.
Objects
class CppPtr this where Source #
An instance of this class represents a handle (a pointer) to a C++ object.
All C++ classes bound by Hoppy have instances of CppPtr. The lifetime of
such an object can optionally be managed by the Haskell garbage collector.
Handles returned from constructors are unmanaged, and toGc converts an
unmanaged handle to a managed one. delete must not be called on managed
handles.
Minimal complete definition
Methods
Polymorphic null pointer handle.
withCppPtr :: this -> (Ptr this -> IO a) -> IO a Source #
Runs an IO action on the Ptr underlying this handle. Equivalent to
withForeignPtr for managed handles: the Ptr is only
guaranteed to be valid until the action returns. There is no such
restriction for unmanaged handles, but of course the object must still be
alive to be used.
toPtr :: this -> Ptr this Source #
Converts to a regular pointer. For objects managed by the garbage
collector, this comes with the warnings associated with
unsafeForeignPtrToPtr, namely that the object may be
collected immediately after this function returns unless there is a
touchCppPtr call later on.
touchCppPtr :: this -> IO () Source #
Equivalent to touchForeignPtr for managed handles. Has no
effect on unmanaged handles.
class Deletable this where Source #
C++ values that can be deleted. By default, C++ classes bound by Hoppy are
assumed to be deletable, so they get instances of Deletable.
Methods
delete :: this -> IO () Source #
Deletes the object with the C++ delete operator.
toGc :: this -> IO this Source #
Converts a handle to one managed by the garbage collector. A new
managed handle is returned, and existing handles including the
argument remain unmanaged, becoming invalid once all managed handles are
unreachable. Calling this on an already managed handle has no effect and
the argument is simply returned. It is no longer safe to call delete on
the given object after calling this function. It is also not safe to call
this function on unmanaged handles for a single object multiple times: the
object will get deleted more than once.
Up- and downcasting managed handles keeps the object alive correctly.
class Assignable cppType value where Source #
A typeclass for references to C++ values that can be assigned to. This
includes raw pointers (Ptr), as well as handles for object types that have
an assignment operator (see
Assignable).
Minimal complete definition
class Copyable from to | from -> to where Source #
A typeclass for creating copies of C++ objects. Every C++ class with a copy constructor will have two instances:
instance Copyable Foo Foo instance Copyable FooConst Foo
Minimal complete definition
class Encodable cppPtrType hsType | cppPtrType -> hsType where Source #
For a C++ class that also has a native Haskell representation (e.g. value
types such as std::string), this typeclass allows converting a Haskell
value into a C++ object on the heap. Encoding to both the non-const and
const objects is supported.
Because the functional dependency points in the direction it does, calls of
the form encode valueencodeAs is provided to
resolve the ambiguity.
Prefer withCppObj over calling encode directly, to manage the lifetime of
the object.
See also Decodable.
Minimal complete definition
class Decodable cppPtrType hsType | cppPtrType -> hsType where Source #
A typeclass for converting references to C++ values into Haskell values.
What this means depends on the type of C++ value. Pointers to numeric types
and to other pointers (i.e. Ptr (Ptr ...)
For a C++ class that also has a native Haskell representation (e.g. value
types such as std::string), this typeclass allows converting a C++ heap
object into a Haskell value based on the defined conversion. Decoding from
both the non-const and const objects is supported.
See also Encodable.
Minimal complete definition
Instances
decodeAndDelete :: (Deletable cppPtrType, Decodable cppPtrType hsType) => cppPtrType -> IO hsType Source #
withCppObj :: (Deletable cppPtrType, Encodable cppPtrType hsType) => hsType -> (cppPtrType -> IO a) -> IO a Source #
Temporarily encodes the Haskell value into a C++ object and passes it to the given function. When the function finishes, the C++ object is deleted.
withScopedFunPtr :: IO (FunPtr a) -> (FunPtr a -> IO b) -> IO b Source #
withScopedFunPtr m f runs m to get a FunPtr, which is given to f to
execute. When f finishes, the FunPtr is deleted (via bracket and
freeHaskellFunPtr). This is useful in conjunction with function pointers
created via generated callback functions.
Exceptions
class CppException e where Source #
A typeclass for C++ values that are catchable as exceptions. C++ classes that
have been declared to be used as exceptions have instances of this class.
Unlike CppThrowable, UnknownCppException is also an instance of this
typeclass.
Minimal complete definition
Methods
cppExceptionInfo :: e -> ExceptionClassInfo Source #
Internal. Returns metadata about the exception.
cppExceptionBuild :: ForeignPtr () -> Ptr () -> e Source #
Internal. Constructs a handle from a GC-managed object's raw pointers.
cppExceptionBuildToGc :: Ptr () -> IO e Source #
Internal. Constructs a GC-managed handle from an unmanaged raw pointer.
Instances
class CppException e => CppThrowable e where Source #
A typeclass for C++ values that are throwable as exceptions. C++ classes that have been declared to be used as exceptions have instances of this class.
Minimal complete definition
Methods
toSomeCppException :: e -> SomeCppException Source #
Internal. Creates a throwable exception from a C++ handle.
catchCpp :: forall a e. CppException e => IO a -> (e -> IO a) -> IO a Source #
Catches a C++ exception, similar to catch. Catching an exception class
will also catch subtypes of the class, per normal C++ exception semantics.
Catching UnknownCppException will catch all C++ exceptions, but will
provide no information about the caught exception. Exceptions caught with
this function are GC-managed heap objects; you do not need to manually delete
them.
throwCpp :: CppThrowable e => e -> IO a Source #
Takes ownership of a C++ object, and throws it as a Haskell exception.
This can be caught in Haskell with catchCpp, or propagated to C++ when
within a callback that is marked as handling exceptions.
data UnknownCppException Source #
A top type for C++ exceptions. Catching this type with catchCpp will
catch all C++ exceptions. (You still have to declare what exceptions can be
thrown from each function, to make exceptions pass through the gateway
properly.)
Instances
Containers
class HasContents c e | c -> e where Source #
Containers whose contents can be convered to a list.
For a container Cont holding values with C-side type Foo and Haskell-side
type Bar, if the container uses ConvertPtr
then the following instances are recommended:
instance HasContents ContConst FooConst instance HasContents Cont Foo
If the container uses ConvertValue then the
following instances are recommended:
instance HasContents ContConst Bar instance HasContents Cont Bar
Minimal complete definition
Methods
toContents :: c -> IO [e] Source #
Extracts the contents of a container, returning the elements in a list.
class FromContents c e | c -> e where Source #
Containers that can be created from a list.
For a container Cont holding values with C-side type Foo and Haskell-side
type Bar, if the container uses ConvertPtr
then the following instance is recommended:
instance FromContents Cont Foo
If the container uses ConvertValue then the
following instance is recommended:
instance HasContents Cont Bar
No instances for ContConst are needed because it is easy enough to cast the
resulting collection to a const pointer.
Minimal complete definition
Methods
fromContents :: [e] -> IO c Source #
Creates and returns a new container holding the given elements.
Internal
newtype CCallback fnHsCType Source #
Internal type that represents a pointer to a C++ callback object (callback impl object, specifically).
freeHaskellFunPtrFunPtr :: FunPtr (FunPtr (IO ()) -> IO ()) Source #
A global constant function pointer that points to freeHaskellFunPtr.
newtype ExceptionId Source #
A unique identifier for a C++ class. The representation is internal to Hoppy.
Constructors
| ExceptionId CInt |
Instances
data SomeCppException Source #
Internal. Holds an arbitrary CppException.
Do not catch this with catch; this can leak exception objects. Always use
catchCpp to catch C++ exceptions.
Constructors
| SomeCppException ExceptionClassInfo (Maybe (ForeignPtr ())) (Ptr ()) | |
| SomeUnknownCppException |
Instances
internalHandleExceptions :: ExceptionDb -> (Ptr CInt -> Ptr (Ptr ()) -> IO a) -> IO a Source #
Internal. Wraps a call to a C++ gateway function, and provides propagation of C++ exceptions to Haskell.
internalHandleCallbackExceptions :: CppDefault a => Ptr CInt -> Ptr (Ptr ()) -> IO a -> IO a Source #
Internal. Wraps a call to a Haskell function while invoking a callback, and provides propagation of C++ exceptions back into C++.
newtype ExceptionDb Source #
Internal. A database of information about exceptions an interface uses.
Constructors
| ExceptionDb (Map ExceptionId ExceptionClassInfo) |
data ExceptionClassInfo Source #
Internal. Information about a C++ exception class.
Constructors
| ExceptionClassInfo | |
Fields
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