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#include <yara/integers.h>
#include <yara/stack.h>
#include <yara/mem.h>
#include <yara/error.h>


//
// yr_stack_create
//
// Creates a stack for items of the size specified by item_size. All items
// in the stack must have the same size. The stack will have an initial
// capacity as specified by initial_capacity and will grow as required when
// more objects are pushed.
//

int yr_stack_create(
    int initial_capacity,
    int item_size,
    YR_STACK** stack)
{
  *stack = (YR_STACK*) yr_malloc(sizeof(YR_STACK));

  if (*stack == NULL)
    return ERROR_INSUFFICIENT_MEMORY;

  (*stack)->items = yr_malloc(initial_capacity * item_size);

  if ((*stack)->items == NULL)
  {
    yr_free(*stack);
    *stack = NULL;
    return ERROR_INSUFFICIENT_MEMORY;
  }

  (*stack)->capacity = initial_capacity;
  (*stack)->item_size = item_size;
  (*stack)->top = 0;

  return ERROR_SUCCESS;
}

//
// yr_stack_destroy
//
// Destroys a stack and deallocates all its resources.
//

void yr_stack_destroy(
    YR_STACK* stack)
{
  yr_free(stack->items);
  yr_free(stack);
}


//
// yr_stack_push
//
// Pushes an item into the stack. If the stack has reached its capacity the
// funtion tries to double the capacity. This operation can fail with
// ERROR_INSUFFICIENT_MEMORY.
//

int yr_stack_push(
    YR_STACK* stack,
    void* item)
{
  if (stack->top == stack->capacity)
  {
    void* items = yr_realloc(
        stack->items, 2 * stack->capacity * stack->item_size);

    if (items == NULL)
      return ERROR_INSUFFICIENT_MEMORY;

    stack->items = items;
    stack->capacity *= 2;
  }

  memcpy(
      (uint8_t*) stack->items + stack->top * stack->item_size,
      item,
      stack->item_size);

  stack->top++;

  return ERROR_SUCCESS;
}


//
// yr_stack_pop
//
// Pops an item from the stack. The caller must pass pointer to a buffer
// where the function will copy the item. The buffer must have enough space
// to hold the item. Returns 1 if an item could be poped and 0 if the stack
// was already empty.
//

int yr_stack_pop(
    YR_STACK* stack,
    void* item)
{
  if (stack->top == 0)  // Return 0 if stack is empty.
    return 0;

  stack->top--;

  memcpy(
      item,
      (uint8_t*) stack->items + stack->top * stack->item_size,
      stack->item_size);

  return 1;
}