generic circular buffer implementation in C
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Circular byte buffer
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**(and other buffers)**
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This is a circular buffer implementation, useful mainly for embedded systems (buffer for UART RX/TX queues etc).
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It should be reliable with producent / consumer threads (no race conditions, as no length variable is used).
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A Matching buffer, and Averaging buffer are also included—see their header files for instructions.
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Usage
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```c
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#include <stdint.h>
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#include "circbuf.h"
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circbuf_t cb; // buffer instance
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void main()
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{
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char c;
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cbuf_init(&cb, 32); // init the buffer
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// now it's ready for use!
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cbuf_write(&cb, 'A');
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if (cbuf_read(&cb, &c)) {
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printf("%c", c);
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}
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cbuf_deinit(&cb); // free the backing array (in embedded system you don't usually need to, allocate once and keep it)
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}
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```
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Most functions return a success flag (true - success), so make sure to check the return values.
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False is returned on buffer overflow / underflow. See the header file for details.
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