Data Structures
struct	STACK
	STACK structure. More...
union	STACK_DATA
	structure of a STACK_ITEM data More...
struct	STACK_ITEM
	structure of a STACK item More...

Macros
#define	STACK_IS_EMPTY 1
	code for an empty stack state
#define	STACK_IS_FULL 0
	code for a full stack state
#define	STACK_IS_UNDEFINED 2
	code for a NULL stack state
#define	STACK_ITEM_BOOL 1
	v_type value for a bool
#define	STACK_ITEM_CHAR 2
	v_type value for a char
#define	STACK_ITEM_DOUBLE 10
	v_type value for a double
#define	STACK_ITEM_FLOAT 9
	v_type value for a float
#define	STACK_ITEM_INT32 6
	v_type value for a int32_t
#define	STACK_ITEM_INT64 8
	v_type value for a int64_t
#define	STACK_ITEM_INT8 4
	v_type value for a int8_t
#define	STACK_ITEM_OK 4
	code for a successfully retrieved item
#define	STACK_ITEM_PTR 11
	v_type value for a void *pointer
#define	STACK_ITEM_UINT32 5
	v_type value for a uint32_t
#define	STACK_ITEM_UINT64 7
	v_type value for a uint64_t
#define	STACK_ITEM_UINT8 3
	v_type value for a uint8_t
#define	STACK_ITEM_WRONG_TYPE 3
	code for a bad item type
#define	stack_push(__STACK, __VAL)

Functions
bool	delete_stack (STACK **stack)
	delete a stack and free its memory
STACK *	new_stack (size_t nb_items)
	allocate a new stack
bool	stack_is_empty (const STACK *stack)
	check if the stack is empty
bool	stack_is_full (const STACK *stack)
	check if the stack is full
STACK_ITEM *	stack_peek (STACK *stack, size_t position)
	peek at an item at given position without removing it
bool	stack_pop_b (STACK stack, uint8_t status)
	pop a bool from the stack
char	stack_pop_c (STACK stack, uint8_t status)
	pop a char from the stack
double	stack_pop_d (STACK stack, uint8_t status)
	pop a double from the stack
float	stack_pop_f (STACK stack, uint8_t status)
	pop a float from the stack
int32_t	stack_pop_i32 (STACK stack, uint8_t status)
	pop an int32_t from the stack
int8_t	stack_pop_i8 (STACK stack, uint8_t status)
	pop an int8_t from the stack
void *	stack_pop_p (STACK stack, uint8_t status)
	pop a pointer from the stack
uint32_t	stack_pop_ui32 (STACK stack, uint8_t status)
	pop a uint32_t from the stack
uint8_t	stack_pop_ui8 (STACK stack, uint8_t status)
	pop a uint8_t from the stack
bool	stack_push_b (STACK *stack, bool b)
	push a bool onto the stack
bool	stack_push_c (STACK *stack, char c)
	push a char onto the stack
bool	stack_push_d (STACK *stack, double d)
	push a double onto the stack
bool	stack_push_f (STACK *stack, float f)
	push a float onto the stack
bool	stack_push_i32 (STACK *stack, int32_t i32)
	push an int32_t onto the stack
bool	stack_push_i8 (STACK *stack, int8_t i8)
	push an int8_t onto the stack
bool	stack_push_p (STACK stack, void p, uint16_t p_type)
	push a pointer onto the stack with a custom type
bool	stack_push_p_default (STACK stack, void p)
	push a pointer onto the stack with default type
bool	stack_push_ui32 (STACK *stack, uint32_t ui32)
	push a uint32_t onto the stack
bool	stack_push_ui8 (STACK *stack, uint8_t ui8)
	push a uint8_t onto the stack

Detailed Description

Data Structure Documentation

◆ STACK

struct STACK

STACK structure.

Examples: ex_stack.c.

Definition at line 118 of file n_stack.h.

Collaboration diagram for STACK:

Data Fields
size_t	head	position of head
size_t	nb_items	number of item inside stack
size_t	size	Size of array.
STACK_ITEM *	stack_array	STACK_ITEM array.
size_t	tail	position of tail

◆ STACK_DATA

union STACK_DATA

structure of a STACK_ITEM data

Definition at line 76 of file n_stack.h.

Collaboration diagram for STACK_DATA:

Data Fields
bool	b	boolean
char	c	single character
double	d	double
float	f	float
int32_t	i32	int 32
int8_t	i8	int 8
void *	p	pointer
uint32_t	ui32	unsigned int 32
uint8_t	ui8	unsigned int 8

◆ STACK_ITEM

struct STACK_ITEM

structure of a STACK item

Examples: ex_stack.c.

Definition at line 104 of file n_stack.h.

Collaboration diagram for STACK_ITEM:

Data Fields
union STACK_DATA	data	union of different types
bool	is_empty	is item empty ?
bool	is_set	is item set ?
uint16_t	p_type	if v_type is STACK_ITEM_PTR, user defined pointer type
uint8_t	v_type	type of the item

Macro Definition Documentation

◆ STACK_IS_EMPTY

#define STACK_IS_EMPTY 1

code for an empty stack state

Definition at line 67 of file n_stack.h.

Referenced by __stack_pop(), stack_pop_b(), stack_pop_c(), stack_pop_d(), stack_pop_f(), stack_pop_i32(), stack_pop_i8(), stack_pop_p(), stack_pop_ui32(), and stack_pop_ui8().

◆ STACK_IS_FULL

#define STACK_IS_FULL 0

code for a full stack state

Definition at line 65 of file n_stack.h.

Referenced by __stack_push().

◆ STACK_IS_UNDEFINED

#define STACK_IS_UNDEFINED 2

code for a NULL stack state

Examples: ex_stack.c.

Definition at line 69 of file n_stack.h.

Referenced by __stack_pop(), __stack_push(), main(), stack_pop_b(), stack_pop_c(), stack_pop_d(), stack_pop_f(), stack_pop_i32(), stack_pop_i8(), stack_pop_p(), stack_pop_ui32(), and stack_pop_ui8().

◆ STACK_ITEM_BOOL

#define STACK_ITEM_BOOL 1

v_type value for a bool

Examples: ex_stack.c.

Definition at line 42 of file n_stack.h.

Referenced by main(), stack_pop_b(), and stack_push_b().

◆ STACK_ITEM_CHAR

#define STACK_ITEM_CHAR 2

v_type value for a char

Examples: ex_stack.c.

Definition at line 44 of file n_stack.h.

Referenced by main(), stack_pop_c(), and stack_push_c().

◆ STACK_ITEM_DOUBLE

#define STACK_ITEM_DOUBLE 10

v_type value for a double

Examples: ex_stack.c.

Definition at line 60 of file n_stack.h.

Referenced by main(), stack_pop_d(), and stack_push_d().

◆ STACK_ITEM_FLOAT

#define STACK_ITEM_FLOAT 9

v_type value for a float

Examples: ex_stack.c.

Definition at line 58 of file n_stack.h.

Referenced by main(), stack_pop_f(), and stack_push_f().

◆ STACK_ITEM_INT32

#define STACK_ITEM_INT32 6

v_type value for a int32_t

Examples: ex_stack.c.

Definition at line 52 of file n_stack.h.

Referenced by main(), stack_pop_i32(), and stack_push_i32().

◆ STACK_ITEM_INT64

#define STACK_ITEM_INT64 8

v_type value for a int64_t

Definition at line 56 of file n_stack.h.

◆ STACK_ITEM_INT8

#define STACK_ITEM_INT8 4

v_type value for a int8_t

Examples: ex_stack.c.

Definition at line 48 of file n_stack.h.

Referenced by main(), stack_pop_i8(), and stack_push_i8().

◆ STACK_ITEM_OK

#define STACK_ITEM_OK 4

code for a successfully retrieved item

Examples: ex_stack.c.

Definition at line 73 of file n_stack.h.

Referenced by __stack_pop(), __stack_push(), main(), stack_pop_b(), stack_pop_c(), stack_pop_d(), stack_pop_f(), stack_pop_i32(), stack_pop_i8(), stack_pop_p(), stack_pop_ui32(), stack_pop_ui8(), stack_push_b(), stack_push_c(), stack_push_d(), stack_push_f(), stack_push_i32(), stack_push_i8(), stack_push_p(), stack_push_ui32(), and stack_push_ui8().

◆ STACK_ITEM_PTR

#define STACK_ITEM_PTR 11

v_type value for a void *pointer

Examples: ex_stack.c.

Definition at line 62 of file n_stack.h.

Referenced by main(), stack_pop_p(), and stack_push_p().

◆ STACK_ITEM_UINT32

#define STACK_ITEM_UINT32 5

v_type value for a uint32_t

Examples: ex_stack.c.

Definition at line 50 of file n_stack.h.

Referenced by main(), stack_pop_ui32(), and stack_push_ui32().

◆ STACK_ITEM_UINT64

#define STACK_ITEM_UINT64 7

v_type value for a uint64_t

Definition at line 54 of file n_stack.h.

◆ STACK_ITEM_UINT8

#define STACK_ITEM_UINT8 3

v_type value for a uint8_t

Examples: ex_stack.c.

Definition at line 46 of file n_stack.h.

Referenced by main(), stack_pop_ui8(), and stack_push_ui8().

◆ STACK_ITEM_WRONG_TYPE

#define STACK_ITEM_WRONG_TYPE 3

code for a bad item type

Definition at line 71 of file n_stack.h.

Referenced by stack_pop_b(), stack_pop_c(), stack_pop_d(), stack_pop_f(), stack_pop_i32(), stack_pop_i8(), stack_pop_p(), stack_pop_ui32(), and stack_pop_ui8().

◆ stack_push

#define stack_push	(		__STACK,
			__VAL )

Value:

    _Generic((__VAL),              \
        bool: stack_push_b,        \
        char: stack_push_c,        \
        uint8_t: stack_push_ui8,   \
        int8_t: stack_push_i8,     \
        uint32_t: stack_push_ui32, \
        int32_t: stack_push_i32,   \
        float: stack_push_f,       \
        double: stack_push_d,      \
        void*: stack_push_p_default)(__STACK, __VAL)

Examples: ex_stack.c.

Definition at line 182 of file n_stack.h.

Referenced by main().

Function Documentation

◆ delete_stack()

bool delete_stack ( STACK ** stack )

delete a stack and free its memory

Parameters

stack pointer to the STACK *stack to delete

Returns: TRUE or FALSE

Definition at line 59 of file n_stack.c.

References __n_assert, and Free.

Referenced by main().

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◆ new_stack()

STACK * new_stack ( size_t size )

allocate a new stack

Parameters

size	size of the new stack

Returns: the new STACK *stack or NULL

Definition at line 35 of file n_stack.c.

References __n_assert, Free, STACK::head, LOG_ERR, Malloc, n_log, STACK::nb_items, STACK::size, STACK::stack_array, and STACK::tail.

Referenced by main().

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◆ stack_is_empty()

bool stack_is_empty ( const STACK * stack )

check if the stack is empty

Parameters

stack the STACK *stack to test

Returns: TRUE or FALSE

Definition at line 82 of file n_stack.c.

References STACK::nb_items.

Referenced by main(), and stack_peek().

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◆ stack_is_full()

bool stack_is_full ( const STACK * stack )

check if the stack is full

Parameters

stack the STACK *stack to test

Returns: TRUE or FALSE

Definition at line 72 of file n_stack.c.

References STACK::head, STACK::size, and STACK::tail.

Referenced by __stack_push(), and main().

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◆ stack_peek()

STACK_ITEM * stack_peek	(	STACK *	stack,
		size_t	position )

peek at an item at given position without removing it

Parameters

stack	the STACK *stack to peek
position	the position to peek

Returns: a pointer to a STACK_ITEM or NULL

Definition at line 93 of file n_stack.c.

References __n_assert, STACK::head, STACK_ITEM::is_set, STACK::stack_array, stack_is_empty(), and STACK::tail.

Referenced by main().

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◆ stack_pop_b()

bool stack_pop_b	(	STACK *	stack,
		uint8_t *	status )

pop a bool from the stack

Parameters

stack	target STACK *stack
status	pointer to uint8_t holding the result of the operation (STACK_IS_UNDEFINED,STACK_IS_EMPTY,STACK_ITEM_OK)

Returns: the popped bool

Definition at line 204 of file n_stack.c.

References __n_assert, __stack_pop(), STACK_DATA::b, STACK_ITEM::data, STACK::head, STACK::stack_array, STACK_IS_EMPTY, STACK_IS_UNDEFINED, STACK_ITEM_BOOL, STACK_ITEM_OK, STACK_ITEM_WRONG_TYPE, STACK::tail, and STACK_ITEM::v_type.

Referenced by main().

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◆ stack_pop_c()

char stack_pop_c	(	STACK *	stack,
		uint8_t *	status )

pop a char from the stack

Parameters

stack	target STACK *stack
status	pointer to uint8_t holding the result of the operation (STACK_IS_UNDEFINED,STACK_IS_EMPTY,STACK_ITEM_OK)

Returns: the popped char

Definition at line 253 of file n_stack.c.

References __n_assert, __stack_pop(), STACK_DATA::c, STACK_ITEM::data, STACK::head, STACK::stack_array, STACK_IS_EMPTY, STACK_IS_UNDEFINED, STACK_ITEM_CHAR, STACK_ITEM_OK, STACK_ITEM_WRONG_TYPE, STACK::tail, and STACK_ITEM::v_type.

Referenced by main().

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◆ stack_pop_d()

double stack_pop_d	(	STACK *	stack,
		uint8_t *	status )

pop a double from the stack

Parameters

stack	target STACK *stack
status	pointer to uint8_t holding the result of the operation (STACK_IS_UNDEFINED,STACK_IS_EMPTY,STACK_ITEM_OK)

Returns: the popped double

Definition at line 547 of file n_stack.c.

References __n_assert, __stack_pop(), STACK_DATA::d, STACK_ITEM::data, STACK::head, STACK::stack_array, STACK_IS_EMPTY, STACK_IS_UNDEFINED, STACK_ITEM_DOUBLE, STACK_ITEM_OK, STACK_ITEM_WRONG_TYPE, STACK::tail, and STACK_ITEM::v_type.

Referenced by main().

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◆ stack_pop_f()

float stack_pop_f	(	STACK *	stack,
		uint8_t *	status )

pop a float from the stack

Parameters

stack	target STACK *stack
status	pointer to uint8_t holding the result of the operation (STACK_IS_UNDEFINED,STACK_IS_EMPTY,STACK_ITEM_OK)

Returns: the popped float

Definition at line 498 of file n_stack.c.

References __n_assert, __stack_pop(), STACK_ITEM::data, STACK_DATA::f, STACK::head, STACK::stack_array, STACK_IS_EMPTY, STACK_IS_UNDEFINED, STACK_ITEM_FLOAT, STACK_ITEM_OK, STACK_ITEM_WRONG_TYPE, STACK::tail, and STACK_ITEM::v_type.

Referenced by main().

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◆ stack_pop_i32()

int32_t stack_pop_i32	(	STACK *	stack,
		uint8_t *	status )

pop an int32_t from the stack

Parameters

stack	target STACK *stack
status	pointer to uint8_t holding the result of the operation (STACK_IS_UNDEFINED,STACK_IS_EMPTY,STACK_ITEM_OK)

Returns: the popped int32_t

Definition at line 449 of file n_stack.c.

References __n_assert, __stack_pop(), STACK_ITEM::data, STACK::head, STACK_DATA::i32, STACK::stack_array, STACK_IS_EMPTY, STACK_IS_UNDEFINED, STACK_ITEM_INT32, STACK_ITEM_OK, STACK_ITEM_WRONG_TYPE, STACK::tail, and STACK_ITEM::v_type.

Referenced by main().

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◆ stack_pop_i8()

int8_t stack_pop_i8	(	STACK *	stack,
		uint8_t *	status )

pop an int8_t from the stack

Parameters

stack	target STACK *stack
status	pointer to uint8_t holding the result of the operation (STACK_IS_UNDEFINED,STACK_IS_EMPTY,STACK_ITEM_OK)

Returns: the popped int8_t

Definition at line 351 of file n_stack.c.

References __n_assert, __stack_pop(), STACK_ITEM::data, STACK::head, STACK_DATA::i8, STACK::stack_array, STACK_IS_EMPTY, STACK_IS_UNDEFINED, STACK_ITEM_INT8, STACK_ITEM_OK, STACK_ITEM_WRONG_TYPE, STACK::tail, and STACK_ITEM::v_type.

Referenced by main().

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◆ stack_pop_p()

void * stack_pop_p	(	STACK *	stack,
		uint8_t *	status )

pop a pointer from the stack

Parameters

stack	target STACK *stack
status	pointer to uint8_t holding the result of the operation (STACK_IS_UNDEFINED,STACK_IS_EMPTY,STACK_ITEM_OK)

Returns: the popped pointer

Definition at line 598 of file n_stack.c.

References __n_assert, __stack_pop(), STACK_ITEM::data, STACK::head, STACK_DATA::p, STACK::stack_array, STACK_IS_EMPTY, STACK_IS_UNDEFINED, STACK_ITEM_OK, STACK_ITEM_PTR, STACK_ITEM_WRONG_TYPE, STACK::tail, and STACK_ITEM::v_type.

Referenced by main().

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◆ stack_pop_ui32()

uint32_t stack_pop_ui32	(	STACK *	stack,
		uint8_t *	status )

pop a uint32_t from the stack

Parameters

stack	target STACK *stack
status	pointer to uint8_t holding the result of the operation (STACK_IS_UNDEFINED,STACK_IS_EMPTY,STACK_ITEM_OK)

Returns: the popped uint32_t

Definition at line 400 of file n_stack.c.

References __n_assert, __stack_pop(), STACK_ITEM::data, STACK::head, STACK::stack_array, STACK_IS_EMPTY, STACK_IS_UNDEFINED, STACK_ITEM_OK, STACK_ITEM_UINT32, STACK_ITEM_WRONG_TYPE, STACK::tail, STACK_DATA::ui32, and STACK_ITEM::v_type.

Referenced by main().

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◆ stack_pop_ui8()

uint8_t stack_pop_ui8	(	STACK *	stack,
		uint8_t *	status )

pop a uint8_t from the stack

Parameters

stack	target STACK *stack
status	pointer to uint8_t holding the result of the operation (STACK_IS_UNDEFINED,STACK_IS_EMPTY,STACK_ITEM_OK)

Returns: the popped uint8_t

Definition at line 302 of file n_stack.c.

References __n_assert, __stack_pop(), STACK_ITEM::data, STACK::head, STACK::stack_array, STACK_IS_EMPTY, STACK_IS_UNDEFINED, STACK_ITEM_OK, STACK_ITEM_UINT8, STACK_ITEM_WRONG_TYPE, STACK::tail, STACK_DATA::ui8, and STACK_ITEM::v_type.

Referenced by main().

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◆ stack_push_b()

bool stack_push_b	(	STACK *	stack,
		bool	b )

push a bool onto the stack

Parameters

stack	target STACK *stack
b	the bool to push

Returns: TRUE or FALSE

Definition at line 186 of file n_stack.c.

References __stack_push(), STACK_DATA::b, STACK_ITEM::data, STACK::head, STACK::stack_array, STACK_ITEM_BOOL, STACK_ITEM_OK, and STACK_ITEM::v_type.

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◆ stack_push_c()

bool stack_push_c	(	STACK *	stack,
		char	c )

push a char onto the stack

Parameters

stack	target STACK *stack
c	the char to push

Returns: TRUE or FALSE

Definition at line 233 of file n_stack.c.

References __stack_push(), STACK_DATA::c, STACK_ITEM::data, STACK::head, STACK::stack_array, STACK_ITEM_CHAR, STACK_ITEM_OK, and STACK_ITEM::v_type.

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◆ stack_push_d()

bool stack_push_d	(	STACK *	stack,
		double	d )

push a double onto the stack

Parameters

stack	target STACK *stack
d	the double to push

Returns: TRUE or FALSE

Definition at line 527 of file n_stack.c.

References __stack_push(), STACK_DATA::d, STACK_ITEM::data, STACK::head, STACK::stack_array, STACK_ITEM_DOUBLE, STACK_ITEM_OK, and STACK_ITEM::v_type.

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◆ stack_push_f()

bool stack_push_f	(	STACK *	stack,
		float	f )

push a float onto the stack

Parameters

stack	target STACK *stack
f	the float to push

Returns: TRUE or FALSE

Definition at line 478 of file n_stack.c.

References __stack_push(), STACK_ITEM::data, STACK_DATA::f, STACK::head, STACK::stack_array, STACK_ITEM_FLOAT, STACK_ITEM_OK, and STACK_ITEM::v_type.

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◆ stack_push_i32()

bool stack_push_i32	(	STACK *	stack,
		int32_t	i32 )

push an int32_t onto the stack

Parameters

stack	target STACK *stack
i32	the int32 to push

Returns: TRUE or FALSE

Definition at line 429 of file n_stack.c.

References __stack_push(), STACK_ITEM::data, STACK::head, STACK_DATA::i32, STACK::stack_array, STACK_ITEM_INT32, STACK_ITEM_OK, and STACK_ITEM::v_type.

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◆ stack_push_i8()

bool stack_push_i8	(	STACK *	stack,
		int8_t	i8 )

push an int8_t onto the stack

Parameters

stack	target STACK *stack
i8	the int8_t to push

Returns: TRUE or FALSE

Definition at line 331 of file n_stack.c.

References __stack_push(), STACK_ITEM::data, STACK::head, STACK_DATA::i8, STACK::stack_array, STACK_ITEM_INT8, STACK_ITEM_OK, and STACK_ITEM::v_type.

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◆ stack_push_p()

bool stack_push_p	(	STACK *	stack,
		void *	p,
		uint16_t	p_type )

push a pointer onto the stack with a custom type

Parameters

stack	target STACK *stack
p	the pointer to push
p_type	the pointer type

Returns: TRUE or FALSE

Definition at line 577 of file n_stack.c.

References __stack_push(), STACK_ITEM::data, STACK::head, STACK_DATA::p, STACK_ITEM::p_type, STACK::stack_array, STACK_ITEM_OK, STACK_ITEM_PTR, and STACK_ITEM::v_type.

Referenced by stack_push_p_default().

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◆ stack_push_p_default()

bool stack_push_p_default	(	STACK *	stack,
		void *	p )

push a pointer onto the stack with default type

Parameters

stack	target STACK *stack
p	the pointer to push

Returns: TRUE or FALSE

Definition at line 627 of file n_stack.c.

References stack_push_p().

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◆ stack_push_ui32()

bool stack_push_ui32	(	STACK *	stack,
		uint32_t	ui32 )

push a uint32_t onto the stack

Parameters

stack	target STACK *stack
ui32	the uint32 to push

Returns: TRUE or FALSE

Definition at line 380 of file n_stack.c.

References __stack_push(), STACK_ITEM::data, STACK::head, STACK::stack_array, STACK_ITEM_OK, STACK_ITEM_UINT32, STACK_DATA::ui32, and STACK_ITEM::v_type.

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◆ stack_push_ui8()

bool stack_push_ui8	(	STACK *	stack,
		uint8_t	ui8 )

push a uint8_t onto the stack

Parameters

stack	target STACK *stack
ui8	the uint8_t to push

Returns: TRUE or FALSE

Definition at line 282 of file n_stack.c.

References __stack_push(), STACK_ITEM::data, STACK::head, STACK::stack_array, STACK_ITEM_OK, STACK_ITEM_UINT8, STACK_DATA::ui8, and STACK_ITEM::v_type.

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Data Structures

Macros

Functions

Detailed Description

Data Structure Documentation

◆ STACK

◆ STACK_DATA

◆ STACK_ITEM

Macro Definition Documentation

◆ STACK_IS_EMPTY

◆ STACK_IS_FULL

◆ STACK_IS_UNDEFINED

◆ STACK_ITEM_BOOL

◆ STACK_ITEM_CHAR

◆ STACK_ITEM_DOUBLE

◆ STACK_ITEM_FLOAT

◆ STACK_ITEM_INT32

◆ STACK_ITEM_INT64

◆ STACK_ITEM_INT8

◆ STACK_ITEM_OK

◆ STACK_ITEM_PTR

◆ STACK_ITEM_UINT32

◆ STACK_ITEM_UINT64

◆ STACK_ITEM_UINT8

◆ STACK_ITEM_WRONG_TYPE

◆ stack_push

Function Documentation

◆ delete_stack()

◆ new_stack()

◆ stack_is_empty()

◆ stack_is_full()

◆ stack_peek()

◆ stack_pop_b()

◆ stack_pop_c()

◆ stack_pop_d()

◆ stack_pop_f()

◆ stack_pop_i32()

◆ stack_pop_i8()

◆ stack_pop_p()

◆ stack_pop_ui32()

◆ stack_pop_ui8()

◆ stack_push_b()

◆ stack_push_c()

◆ stack_push_d()

◆ stack_push_f()

◆ stack_push_i32()

◆ stack_push_i8()

◆ stack_push_p()

◆ stack_push_p_default()

◆ stack_push_ui32()

◆ stack_push_ui8()