/* Copyright 2004,2007 ENSEIRB, INRIA & CNRS
**
** This file is part of the Scotch software package for static mapping,
** graph partitioning and sparse matrix ordering.
**
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/**                                                        **/
/**   NAME       : library_errcom.c                        **/
/**                                                        **/
/**   AUTHOR     : Francois PELLEGRINI                     **/
/**                                                        **/
/**   FUNCTION   : This module redirects the errors        **/
/**                generated by the routines of the        **/
/**                libSCOTCH library to the standard       **/
/**                error processing routines.              **/
/**                                                        **/
/**   DATES      : # Version 3.3  : from : 06 oct 1998     **/
/**                                 to     13 oct 1998     **/
/**                # Version 3.4  : from : 01 nov 2001     **/
/**                                 to     01 nov 2001     **/
/**                                                        **/
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/*
**  The defines and includes.
*/

#define LIBRARY_ERRCOM
#ifndef SCOTCH_COMMON_EXTERNAL
#define SCOTCH_COMMON_EXTERNAL                    /* Do not redefine errorPrint */
#endif /* SCOTCH_COMMON_EXTERNAL */

#include "module.h"
#include "common.h"
#include "scotch.h"

/********************************/
/*                              */
/* The error handling routines. */
/*                              */
/********************************/

/* This routine prints an error message with
** a variable number of arguments, as printf ()
** does, and exits.
** It returns:
** - EXIT  : in all cases.
*/

void
SCOTCH_errorPrint (
const char * const          errstr,               /*+ printf-like variable argument list */
...)
{
  va_list             errlist;                    /* Argument list of the call */
  char                errbuf[1024];               /* Error buffer              */

  va_start   (errlist, errstr);                   /* Open variable-argument list  */
#if ((defined X_ARCHi586_pc_linux2) || (defined X_ARCHi686_pc_linux2))
  vsnprintf  (errbuf, 1023, errstr, errlist);     /* Write result to buffer       */
#else
  vsprintf   (errbuf, errstr, errlist);           /* Write result to buffer       */
#endif /* X_ARCHi586_pc_linux2 */
  va_end     (errlist);                           /* Close variable-argument list */
  errbuf[1023] = '\0';                            /* Set end of string            */
  errorPrint (errbuf);                            /* Print arguments              */

  exit       (1);
}

/* This routine prints a warning message with
** a variable number of arguments, as printf ()
** does.
** It returns:
** - VOID  : in all cases.
*/

void
SCOTCH_errorPrintW (
const char * const          errstr,               /*+ printf-like variable argument list */
...)
{
  va_list             errlist;                    /* Argument list of the call */
  char                errbuf[1024];               /* Error buffer              */

  va_start    (errlist, errstr);                  /* Open variable-argument list  */
#if ((defined X_ARCHi586_pc_linux2) || (defined X_ARCHi686_pc_linux2))
  vsnprintf   (errbuf, 1023, errstr, errlist);    /* Write result to buffer       */
#else
  vsprintf    (errbuf, errstr, errlist);          /* Write result to buffer       */
#endif /* X_ARCHi586_pc_linux2 */
  va_end      (errlist);                          /* Close variable-argument list */
  errbuf[1023] = '\0';                            /* Set end of string            */
  errorPrintW (errbuf);                           /* Print arguments              */
}