Detailed Description

Standardized argument parsing.

The sys/argsplit.h header provides a system for standardized argument parsing, allowing arguments to be parsed in the same way in various parts of the operating system.

Functions
const char **	argsplit (const char str, uint64_t maxLen, uint64_t count)
	Standardized argument parsing function.

const char **	argsplit_buf (void buf, uint64_t size, const char str, uint64_t maxLen, uint64_t *count)
	Standardized argument parsing function using a provided buffer.

Function Documentation

◆ argsplit()

const char ** argsplit	(	const char *	str,
		uint64_t	maxLen,
		uint64_t *	count
	)

Standardized argument parsing function.

The argsplit() function parses a input string and splits it into a NULL-terminated array of strings factoring in escape chars spaces and quotation marks.

Parameters

str	The input string to be parsed.
maxLen	The maximum length of the input string.
count	A pointer to a `uint64_t` where the number of parsed arguments will be stored.

Returns: On success, returns a NULL-terminated array of strings (the parsed arguments). On failure, returns NULL.

Definition at line 3 of file argsplit.c.

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◆ argsplit_buf()

const char ** argsplit_buf	(	void *	buf,
		uint64_t	size,
		const char *	str,
		uint64_t	maxLen,
		uint64_t *	count
	)

Standardized argument parsing function using a provided buffer.

The argsplit_buf() function is similar to argsplit() but uses a pre-allocated buffer for storing the parsed arguments, useful for memory management.