/** * ========================================================================= * File : winit.cpp * Project : 0 A.D. * Description : windows-specific module init and shutdown mechanism * ========================================================================= */ // license: GPL; see lib/license.txt #include "precompiled.h" #include "winit.h" #include "win.h" // GetTickCount for quick'n dirty timing // see http://blogs.msdn.com/larryosterman/archive/2004/09/27/234840.aspx // for discussion of a similar mechanism. // // note: this module is kept distinct from the CRT's init/shutdown mechanism // to insulate against changes there. another advantage is that callbacks // can return LibError instead of int. typedef LibError (*PfnLibErrorVoid)(void); // pointers to start and end of function tables. // notes: // - COFF tosses out empty segments, so we have to put in one value // (zero, because CallFunctionPointers has to ignore entries =0 anyway). // - ASCII '$' and 'Z' come before resp. after '0'..'9', so use that to // bound the section names. __declspec(allocate(".WINIT$I$")) PfnLibErrorVoid initBegin = 0; __declspec(allocate(".WINIT$IZ")) PfnLibErrorVoid initEnd = 0; __declspec(allocate(".WINIT$S$")) PfnLibErrorVoid shutdownBegin = 0; __declspec(allocate(".WINIT$SZ")) PfnLibErrorVoid shutdownEnd = 0; // note: #pragma comment(linker, "/include") is not necessary since // these are referenced below. /** * call into a range of function pointers. * @param [begin, end): STL-style range * * note: pointers = 0 are ignored. this is because the above placeholders * are initialized to 0 and because the range may be larger than * expected due to COFF section padding (with zeroes). **/ static void CallFunctionPointers(PfnLibErrorVoid* begin, PfnLibErrorVoid* end) { const DWORD t0 = GetTickCount(); for(PfnLibErrorVoid* ppfunc = begin; ppfunc < end; ppfunc++) { if(*ppfunc) (*ppfunc)(); } const DWORD t1 = GetTickCount(); debug_printf("WINIT| total elapsed time in callbacks %d ms (+-10)\n", t1-t0); } void winit_CallInitFunctions() { CallFunctionPointers(&initBegin, &initEnd); } void winit_CallShutdownFunctions() { CallFunctionPointers(&shutdownBegin, &shutdownEnd); }