strdup.s

;
; Ullrich von Bassewitz, 18.07.2000
;
; char* __fastcall__ strdup (const char* S);
;
; Note: The code knowns which zero page locations are used by malloc.
;

	.importzp      	sp, tmp1, ptr4
	.import	      	pushax, decsp4, incsp4
	.import	      	_strlen, _malloc, _memcpy
	.export	     	_strdup

	.macpack      	generic

_strdup:

; Since we need some place to store the intermediate results, allocate a
; stack frame. To make this somewhat more efficient, create the stackframe
; as needed for the final call to the memcpy function.
		
	pha			; decsp will destroy A (but not X)
	jsr	decsp4	       	; Target/source

; Store the pointer into the source slot

	ldy	#1
	txa
	sta	(sp),y
	pla	      
.ifpc02
	sta	(sp)
.else
       	dey
       	sta	(sp),y
.endif

; Get length of S (which is still in a/x)

    	jsr	_strlen

; Calculate strlen(S)+1 (the space needed)

    	add	#1
    	bcc	@L1
    	inx

; Save the space we're about to allocate in ptr4

@L1:	sta	ptr4
    	stx	ptr4+1

; Allocate memory. _malloc will not use ptr4

	jsr	_malloc

; Store the result into the target stack slot

	ldy	#2
	sta	(sp),y	       	; Store low byte
	sta	tmp1
	txa	    	       	; Get high byte
	iny
	sta	(sp),y	       	; Store high byte

; Check for a NULL pointer

	ora	tmp1
	beq	OutOfMemory

; Copy the string. memcpy will return the target string which is exactly
; what we need here. It will also drop the allocated stack frame.

	lda	ptr4
	ldx	ptr4+1	       	; Load size
	jmp	_memcpy		; Copy string, drop stackframe

; Out of memory, return NULL (A = 0)

OutOfMemory:
	tax
	jmp	incsp4		; Drop stack frame

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