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// \copyright
// Copyright 2009-2015, by the California Institute of Technology.
// ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. United States Government Sponsorship
// acknowledged.
#include <Svc/ActiveTextLogger/LogFile.hpp>
#include <Fw/Types/Assert.hpp>
#include <Os/File.hpp>
#include <Os/FileSystem.hpp>
#include <limits>
#include <string.h>
#include <stdio.h>
namespace Svc {
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------
// Initialization/Exiting
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------
LogFile::LogFile() :
m_fileName(), m_file(), m_maxFileSize(0), m_openFile(false), m_currentFileSize(0)
{
}
LogFile::~LogFile()
{
// Close the file if needed:
if (this->m_openFile) {
this->m_file.close();
}
}
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------
// Member Functions
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------
bool LogFile::write_to_log(const char *const buf, const U32 size)
{
FW_ASSERT(buf != NULL);
bool status = true;
// Print to file if there is one, and given a valid size:
if (this->m_openFile && size > 0) {
// Make sure we wont exceed the maximum size:
// Note: second condition in if statement is true if there is overflow
// in the addition below
U32 projectedSize = this->m_currentFileSize + size;
if ( projectedSize > this->m_maxFileSize ||
(this->m_currentFileSize > (std::numeric_limits<U32>::max() - size)) ) {
status = false;
this->m_openFile = false;
this->m_file.close();
}
// Wont exceed max size, so write to file:
else {
NATIVE_INT_TYPE writeSize = static_cast<NATIVE_INT_TYPE>(size);
Os::File::Status stat = this->m_file.write(buf,writeSize,true);
// Assert that we are not trying to write to a file we never opened:
FW_ASSERT(stat != Os::File::NOT_OPENED);
// Only return a good status if the write was valid
status = (writeSize > 0);
this->m_currentFileSize += writeSize;
}
}
return status;
}
bool LogFile::set_log_file(const char* fileName, const U32 maxSize, const U32 maxBackups)
{
FW_ASSERT(fileName != NULL);
// If there is already a previously open file then close it:
if (this->m_openFile) {
this->m_openFile = false;
this->m_file.close();
}
// If file name is too large, return failure:
U32 fileNameSize = strnlen(fileName, Fw::EightyCharString::STRING_SIZE);
if (fileNameSize == Fw::EightyCharString::STRING_SIZE) {
return false;
}
U32 suffix = 0;
U64 tmp;
char fileNameFinal[Fw::EightyCharString::STRING_SIZE];
(void) strncpy(fileNameFinal,fileName,
Fw::EightyCharString::STRING_SIZE);
fileNameFinal[Fw::EightyCharString::STRING_SIZE-1] = 0;
// Check if file already exists, and if it does try to tack on a suffix.
// Quit after 10 suffix addition tries (first try is w/ the original name).
bool failedSuffix = false;
while (Os::FileSystem::getFileSize(fileNameFinal,tmp) == Os::FileSystem::OP_OK) {
// If the file name was the max size, then can't append a suffix,
// so just fail:
if (fileNameSize == (Fw::EightyCharString::STRING_SIZE-1)) {
return false;
}
// Not able to create a new non-existing file in maxBackups tries, then mark that it failed:
if (suffix >= maxBackups) {
failedSuffix = true;
break;
}
NATIVE_INT_TYPE stat = snprintf(fileNameFinal,Fw::EightyCharString::STRING_SIZE,
"%s%d",fileName,suffix);
// If there was error, then just fail:
if (stat <= 0) {
return false;
}
// There should never be truncation:
FW_ASSERT(stat < Fw::EightyCharString::STRING_SIZE);
++suffix;
}
// If failed trying to make a new file, just use the original file
if (failedSuffix) {
(void) strncpy(fileNameFinal,fileName,
Fw::EightyCharString::STRING_SIZE);
fileNameFinal[Fw::EightyCharString::STRING_SIZE-1] = 0;
}
// Open the file (using CREATE so that it truncates an already existing file):
Os::File::Status stat = this->m_file.open(fileNameFinal, Os::File::OPEN_CREATE, false);
// Bad status when trying to open the file:
if (stat != Os::File::OP_OK) {
return false;
}
this->m_currentFileSize = 0;
this->m_maxFileSize = maxSize;
this->m_fileName = fileNameFinal;
this->m_openFile = true;
return true;
}
} // namespace Svc