reactos/lib/3rdparty/fullfat/ff_memory.c
Amine Khaldi 527f2f9057 [SHELL/EXPERIMENTS]
* Create a branch for some evul shell experiments.

svn path=/branches/shell-experiments/; revision=61927
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/*****************************************************************************
* FullFAT - High Performance, Thread-Safe Embedded FAT File-System *
* Copyright (C) 2009 James Walmsley (james@worm.me.uk) *
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/**
* @file ff_memory.c
* @author James Walmsley
* @ingroup MEMORY
*
* @defgroup MEMORY FullFAT Memory Access Routines
* @brief Handles memory access in a portable way.
*
* Provides simple, fast, and portable access to memory routines.
* These are only used to read data from buffers. That are LITTLE ENDIAN
* due to the FAT specification.
*
* These routines may need to be modified to your platform.
*
**/
#include "ff_memory.h"
#include "ff_config.h"
/*
* HT inlined these functions
*
* Not much left for the C-module
*/
#ifndef FF_INLINE_MEMORY_ACCESS
FF_T_UINT8 FF_getChar(FF_T_UINT8 *pBuffer, FF_T_UINT32 aOffset) {
return (FF_T_UINT8) (pBuffer[aOffset]);
}
FF_T_UINT16 FF_getShort(FF_T_UINT8 *pBuffer, FF_T_UINT32 aOffset) {
FF_T_UN16 u16;
pBuffer += aOffset;
u16.bytes.u8_1 = pBuffer[1];
u16.bytes.u8_0 = pBuffer[0];
return u16.u16;
}
FF_T_UINT32 FF_getLong(FF_T_UINT8 *pBuffer, FF_T_UINT32 aOffset) {
FF_T_UN32 u32;
pBuffer += aOffset;
u32.bytes.u8_3 = pBuffer[3];
u32.bytes.u8_2 = pBuffer[2];
u32.bytes.u8_1 = pBuffer[1];
u32.bytes.u8_0 = pBuffer[0];
return u32.u32;
}
void FF_putChar(FF_T_UINT8 *pBuffer, FF_T_UINT32 aOffset, FF_T_UINT8 Value) {
pBuffer[aOffset] = Value;
}
void FF_putShort(FF_T_UINT8 *pBuffer, FF_T_UINT32 aOffset, FF_T_UINT16 Value) {
FF_T_UN16 u16;
u16.u16 = Value;
pBuffer += aOffset;
pBuffer[0] = u16.bytes.u8_0;
pBuffer[1] = u16.bytes.u8_1;
}
void FF_putLong(FF_T_UINT8 *pBuffer, FF_T_UINT32 aOffset, FF_T_UINT32 Value) {
FF_T_UN32 u32;
u32.u32 = Value;
pBuffer += aOffset;
pBuffer[0] = u32.bytes.u8_0;
pBuffer[1] = u32.bytes.u8_1;
pBuffer[2] = u32.bytes.u8_2;
pBuffer[3] = u32.bytes.u8_3;
}
#endif