foundationdb_sys/lib.rs
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#![allow(non_upper_case_globals)]
#![allow(non_camel_case_types)]
#![allow(non_snake_case)]
#![allow(clippy::unreadable_literal)]
include!(concat!(env!("OUT_DIR"), "/bindings.rs"));
/// Defines the FDB_API_VERSION constant and generates the `if_cfg_api_versions` macro
/// from a list of (name, number) versions.
///
/// `if_cfg_api_versions` has one branch for all possible version combinations:
/// - (min = ...)
/// - (max = ...)
/// - (min = ..., max = ...) with min < max
///
/// For macro expansion reasons, we need to generate all the branches in a single expansion,
/// so this macro uses accumulators to gather all branch data before expanding it in one go.
/// In short, this is a combinatorial generator. Given `[0, 1, 2, 3]` it generates branches for:
/// - (min = 0)
/// - (min = 1)
/// - (min = 2)
/// - (min = 3)
/// - (max = 0)
/// - (max = 1)
/// - (max = 2)
/// - (max = 3)
/// - (min = 0, max = 1)
/// - (min = 0, max = 2)
/// - (min = 0, max = 3)
/// - (min = 1, max = 2)
/// - (min = 1, max = 3)
/// - (min = 2, max = 3)
macro_rules! versions_expand {
($(($version_name:tt, $version:tt)),+ $(,)?) => {
// Entry point: start with a list of (version_name, version_number)
// define the FDB_API_VERSION constant
$(
#[cfg(feature = $version_name)]
pub const FDB_API_VERSION: u32 = $version;
)*
// Call the "@pre" phase with:
// - visited_versions: []
// - remaining_versions: versions
// - acc2: [] (will store min branches)
// - acc3: [] (will store max branches)
versions_expand!(@pre [][$(($version_name, $version))+][][]);
};
(@pre [$($max:tt)*][$min:tt $($other:tt)*][$(($($acc2:tt)*))*][$(($($acc3:tt)*))*]) => {
// "@pre" phase generates (min = ...) and (max = ...) branches
// While remaining_versions is not empty:
// - move one version from remaining to visited
// - add one "min" branch to acc2
// - add one "max" branch to acc3
versions_expand!(@pre [$($max)* $min][$($other)*][$(($($acc2)*))* ($min $($other)*)][$(($($acc3)*))* ($min $($max)*)]);
};
(@pre [$min:tt $($version:tt)*][] $acc2:tt $acc3:tt) => {
// remaining_versions is empty: end of "@pre" phase
// Call the "@mid" phase with:
// - min_range: [versions[0]]
// - max_range: versions[1..]
// - acc1: [] (will store min-max combination branches)
// - acc2: min_branches
// - acc3: max_branches
versions_expand!(@mid [$min][$($version)*][] $acc2 $acc3);
};
(@mid [$min:tt $($version:tt)*][$max:tt $($other:tt)*][$(($($acc1:tt)*))*] $acc2:tt $acc3:tt) => {
// "@mid" phase generates all (min = ..., max = ...) branches
// This step generates all pairs for the current min
// While the max_range is not empty:
// - let max be the smallest version in max_range
// - add the "min max" branch to acc1
// - move max to the min_range
versions_expand!(@mid [$min $($version)* $max][$($other)*][$(($($acc1)*))* ($min $max $($version)*)] $acc2 $acc3);
};
(@mid [$drop:tt $min:tt $($version:tt)*][] $acc1:tt $acc2:tt $acc3:tt) => {
// max_range is empty: end of inner "@mid" loop
// - drop current min
// - set the second smallest version in min_range as new min
// - set all remaining versions as the max_range
versions_expand!(@mid [$min][$($version)*] $acc1 $acc2 $acc3);
};
(@mid [$drop:tt][] $acc1:tt $acc2:tt $acc3:tt) => {
// min_range is empty: end of "@mid" phase
// Call the "@end" phase with:
// - the $ sign so it can use it as a symbol in the macro
// - acc1: min_max_branches
// - acc2: min_branches
// - acc3: max_branches
versions_expand!(@end ($) $acc1 $acc2 $acc3);
};
(@end ($d:tt)
[$((($min_name1:tt, $min1:tt) ($max_name1:tt, $max1:tt) $(($version_name1:tt, $version1:tt))*))*]
[$((($min_name2:tt, $min2:tt) $(($version_name2:tt, $version2:tt))*))*]
[$((($max_name3:tt, $max3:tt) $(($version_name3:tt, $version3:tt))*))*]
) => {
// "@end" phase generates the macro in one expansion
// For each branch type, generates the appropriate cfg attributes
/// Similar to `cfg_api_versions` proc-macro, but as a regular macro.
/// Unlike proc-macros which are unstable on expressions and non-inlined modules,
/// `if_cfg_api_versions` can be used on these places.
///
/// Any feature after the "min" and "max" arguments will be joined in the "any" predicate.
///
/// ### Constraints:
/// - `if/else` always requires block syntax (i.e., `{}` around branches).
/// - Avoid using multiple items in a single macro call.
/// - Best suited for guarding expressions, single items, or blocks.
///
/// ## Behavior
/// ### Single statement
/// Guard the statment without additional curly braces
/// ```rs
/// if_cfg_api_versions!(max = 520 => prinln!("foo"));
/// // expands to:
/// #[cfg(any(feature = "fdb-5_1", feature = "fdb-5_2"))]
/// println!("foo");
/// ```
///
/// ### Muliple statements
/// Guard a block wrapping the statments
/// ```rs
/// if_cfg_api_versions!(max = 520 =>
/// prinln!("foo");
/// prinln!("bar");
/// );
/// // expands to:
/// #[cfg(any(feature = "fdb-5_1", feature = "fdb-5_2"))]
/// {
/// println!("foo");
/// println!("bar");
/// }
/// ```
///
/// ### Single Item (e.g., `mod`, `fn`, etc.)
/// Guard the item without additional culry braces
/// ```rs
/// if_cfg_api_versions!(max = 520 => pub mod foo);
/// // expands to:
/// #[cfg(any(feature = "fdb-5_1", feature = "fdb-5_2"))]
/// pub mod foo;
/// ```
///
/// ### Multiple Items: **NOT RECOMMANDED**
/// Only guard the first item (does not add curly braces since it would be invalid syntax)
/// ```rs
/// if_cfg_api_versions!(max = 520 =>
/// pub mod foo;
/// pub mod bar;
/// );
/// // expands to:
/// #[cfg(any(feature = "fdb-5_1", feature = "fdb-5_2"))]
/// pub mod foo;
/// pub mod bar; // not guarded
/// ```
///
/// ### If/Else
/// Both branches must be wrapped in curly braces, guard the first branch and the second with the opposite condition
/// ```rs
/// let result = if_cfg_api_versions!(max = 520 => {
/// println!("5.x");
/// true
/// } else {
/// println!("6.0+");
/// false
/// });
/// // expands to:
/// let result = {
/// #[cfg(any(feature = "fdb-5_1", feature = "fdb-5_2"))]
/// {
/// println!("5.x");
/// true
/// }
/// #[cfg(not(any(feature = "fdb-5_1", feature = "fdb-5_2")))]
/// {
/// println!("6.0+");
/// false
/// }
/// };
/// ```
#[macro_export]
macro_rules! if_cfg_api_versions {
// multiple statements
($d($k:tt = $v:tt),+ => $a:stmt; $d($b:stmt)+) => {
if_cfg_api_versions!($d($k=$v),+ => { $a; $d($b)+ })
};
// min-max branches
$(
(min=$min1, max=$max1 $d(,feature = $feature:literal)* => {$d($then:tt)*} else {$d($else:tt)*}) => {{
#[cfg(any(feature=$min_name1 $(,feature=$version_name1)* ,feature=$max_name1 $d(,feature=$feature)*))]
{ $d($then)* }
#[cfg(not(any(feature=$min_name1 $(,feature=$version_name1)* ,feature=$max_name1 $d(,feature=$feature)*)))]
{ $d($else)* }
}};
(min=$min1, max=$max1 $d(,feature = $feature:literal)* => $d($then:tt)*) => {
#[cfg(any(feature=$min_name1 $(,feature=$version_name1)* ,feature=$max_name1 $d(,feature=$feature)*))]
$d($then)*
};
)*
// min branches
$(
(min=$min2 $d(,feature = $feature:literal)* => {$d($then:tt)*} else {$d($else:tt)*}) => {{
#[cfg(any(feature=$min_name2 $(,feature=$version_name2)* $d(,feature=$feature)*))]
{ $d($then)* }
#[cfg(not(any(feature=$min_name2 $(,feature=$version_name2)* $d(,feature=$feature)*)))]
{ $d($else)* }
}};
(min=$min2 $d(,feature = $feature:literal)* => $d($then:tt)*) => {
#[cfg(any(feature=$min_name2 $(,feature=$version_name2)* $d(,feature=$feature)*))]
$d($then)*
};
)*
// max branches
$(
(max=$max3 $d(,feature = $feature:literal)* => {$d($then:tt)*} else {$d($else:tt)*}) => {{
#[cfg(any($(feature=$version_name3,)* feature=$max_name3 $d(,feature=$feature)*))]
{ $d($then)* }
#[cfg(not(any($(feature=$version_name3,)* feature=$max_name3 $d(,feature=$feature)*)))]
{ $d($else)* }
}};
(max=$max3 $d(,feature = $feature:literal)* => $d($then:tt)*) => {
#[cfg(any($(feature=$version_name3,)* feature=$max_name3 $d(,feature=$feature)*))]
$d($then)*
};
)*
// unsupported versions
(min=$min:tt, max=$max:tt $d(,feature = $feature:literal)* => $d($t:tt)*) => {
compile_error!(concat!("Use of unsupported version, or min >= max. Supported: ", $($min2, " " ,)*));
};
(min=$min:tt $d(,feature = $feature:literal)* => $d($t:tt)*) => {
compile_error!(concat!("Use of unsupported version. Supported: ", $($min2, " " ,)*));
};
(max=$max:tt $d(,feature = $feature:literal)* => $d($t:tt)*) => {
compile_error!(concat!("Use of unsupported version. Supported: ", $($min2, " " ,)*));
};
}
};
}
versions_expand![
("fdb-5_1", 510),
("fdb-5_2", 520),
("fdb-6_0", 600),
("fdb-6_1", 610),
("fdb-6_2", 620),
("fdb-6_3", 630),
("fdb-7_0", 700),
("fdb-7_1", 710),
("fdb-7_3", 730),
("fdb-7_4", 740),
];