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data malloced by Cantera. With this call added to applications, Cantera passes the leak check from the valgrind application. (Well there is some squirrely behavior associated with either valgrind, linux, or the stl implementation, but it's not Cantera's fault). I also changed get_XML_File to store the absolute pathname in the map, so that the same XML tree isn't deleted twice. Lookups are always done wrt absolute pathnames.
105 lines
2.8 KiB
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Executable file
105 lines
2.8 KiB
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Executable file
/**
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* @file global.h
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*
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* These functions handle various utility functions, and store some parameters in
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* global storage that are accessible at all times.
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8
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*/
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/* $Author$
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* $Revision$
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* $Date$
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*/
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// Copyright 2001 California Institute of Technology
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#ifndef CT_GLOBAL_H
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#define CT_GLOBAL_H
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#include <string>
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#include "ct_defs.h"
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namespace Cantera {
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class XML_Node;
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/// Number of errors that have been encountered so far
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int nErrors();
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/// The last error message
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string lastErrorMessage();
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/// Add an error message
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void setError(string r, string msg);
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/// Print the error messages to stream f
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void showErrors(ostream& f);
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/// Discard the last error message
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void popError();
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/// Find a file on a search path
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string findInputFile(string name);
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/// Add a directory to the search path
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void addDirectory(string dir);
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/// Delete the application singly defined information
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void appdelete();
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// Write a message (deprecated; use writelog)
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//void write(const string& msg);
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// Write a message (deprecated; use writelog)
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//void write(const char* msg);
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/// The root directory where Cantera is installed
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string canteraRoot();
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/// Set the temporary file directory. Default: /tmp.
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void setTmpDir(string tmp);
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/// The directory where temporary files may be created
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string tmpDir();
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/**
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* Write a diagnostic message to standard output.
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*
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* There are several versions of function writelog, each designed
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* for a particular environment. One version is designed for use
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* in C++ programs, or in any environment where messages can be
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* written to the standard output stream. Other versions are
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* written specifically for Matlab and for Python, which call
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* Matlab or Python functions, respectively, to display the
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* message. This is particularly important for Matlab, since
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* everything written to the standard output simply
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* disappears. For Python, the messages show up, but are not in
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* the right order if Python scripts also print output. Hence the
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* need for separate versions.
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*
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* The C++ version may be linked to an application by linking in
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* the library libctcxx.a (-lctcxx). The Python and Matlab
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* interfaces do not link this library, and instead link to their
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* own versions of writelog.
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*/
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void writelog(const string& msg);
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void writelog(const char* msg);
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//void getlog(string& s);
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//void clearlog();
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/**
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* Return the conversion factor to convert unit string 'unit' to SI units.
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*/
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doublereal toSI(string unit);
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doublereal actEnergyToSI(string unit);
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//
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XML_Node* get_XML_File(string file);
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void close_XML_File(string file);
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}
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#endif
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