[SOLVED] CS 442/542 Homework 2 I/O Manager

CS 442/542 Homework 2 I/O Manager
Implement the I/O manager described in the following header file. This module will provide the sole access point for reading characters from the source program.
Due Monday September 30

I/O Manager General Functionality
Open source File
Open a listing file if a listing file name is provided
Close file(s)
Return the next source character
Write a indicator marker at a specified column Used to mark the position of an error
Write a message
Used to write an error message
Return the current line number
Return the current column number

#include #include
#define MAXLINE 1024
IOMngr.h
Int OpenFiles(const char * ASourceName, const char * AListingName);
void CloseFiles();
char GetSourceChar();
void WriteIndicator(int AColumn);
void WriteMessage(const char * AMessage); int GetCurrentLine();
int GetCurrentColumn();

I/O Manager
bool OpenFiles(const char * ASourceName, const char * AListingName);
Open the source file whose name is given in
ASourceName
You can assume ASourceName is assigned a legal
char* (i.e. a string)
If ALisitingName is not NULL open the listing file whose name is given in AListingName
If AListingName is NULL, the output goes to stdout
Return 1 if the file open(s) were successful, otherwise return 0

I/O Manager void CloseFiles()
Close the source file and the listing file if one was created

I/O Manager
char GetSourceChar()
Return the next source char
This function is also responsible for echoing the lines in the source file to the listing file (if one exists)
The lines in the listing file should be numbered
Return EOF when the end of the source file is reached

I/O Manager
void WriteIndicator(int Acolumn)
Write a line containing a single ^ character in the indicated column
If there is no listing file then the current line should be echoed to stdout the first time (for that line) that WriteIndicator or WriteMessage is called.

I/O Manager
void WriteMessage(const char * Amessage) Write the message on a separate line

Write Example with Listing File
1. float y; 2. floam x;
^
Unexpected character
3. y = 10;
4. x = 2*y@3;
^
Variable not declared
^ Unexpected character

Write Example without a Listing File
2. floam x; ^
Unexpected character 4. x = 2*y@3;
^
Variable not declared
^ Unexpected character

I/O Manager int GetCurrentLine()
Return the current line number
int GetCurrentColumn()
Return the current column number in the
current line.

I/O Manager
Because the line must be echoed before error indicators and messages the implementation must buffer the current line.
That is IOMngr should have an array of characters that hold the current line. When the last character of the current line is returned GetSourceChar will need to read another line