pinktrace-0.0.5: Haskell bindings to Pink's Tracing LibraryContentsIndex
System.PinkTrace.String
Portabilitynon-portable, requires freebsd or linux
Stabilityprovisional
Maintaineralip@exherbo.org
Description
Pink's string decoding and encoding functions
Synopsis
decodeString ∷ Index → Int → Bitness → ProcessID → IO String
encodeString ∷ Index → String → Bitness → ProcessID → IO ()
encodeStringSafe ∷ Index → String → Bitness → ProcessID → IO ()
Documentation
decodeString
∷ IndexThe index of the argument
→ IntMax length of the string If smaller than zero, pinktrace tries to determine the string length.
→ BitnessThe bitness of the traced child
→ ProcessIDProcess ID of the traced child
→ IO StringThe decoded string

This function decodes the string at the argument of the given index.

  • Note: This function calls throwErrno in case of failure.
encodeString
∷ IndexThe index of the argument
→ StringThe string to be encoded
→ BitnessThe bitness of the traced child
→ ProcessIDProcess ID of the traced child
→ IO ()

Encode a string into the argument of the given index.

  • Note: This function calls throwErrno in case of failure.
  • Warning: Care must be taken when using this function as unexpected things may happen.
encodeStringSafe
∷ IndexThe index of the argument
→ StringThe string to be encoded
→ BitnessThe bitness of the traced child
→ ProcessIDProcess ID of the traced child
→ IO ()

Encode a string into the argument of the given index with additional checking for writable areas.

  • Note: This function calls throwErrno in case of failure.
  • Availability: Linux
  • Warning: Care must be taken when using this function as unexpected things may happen.
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