unwindProtect.h

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// unwind.h: Rcpp R/C++ interface class library -- Unwind Protect
//
// Copyright (C) 2018 - 2020  RStudio
// Copyright (C) 2021         RStudio, Dirk Eddelbuettel and Iñaki Ucar
//
// This file is part of Rcpp.
//
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#ifndef RCPP_UNWINDPROTECT_H
#define RCPP_UNWINDPROTECT_H
 
#include <csetjmp>
 
#ifdef RCPP_USING_CXX11
#include <functional>
#endif
 
 
namespace Rcpp { namespace internal {
 
struct UnwindData {
    std::jmp_buf jmpbuf;
};
 
// First jump back to the protected context with a C longjmp because
// `Rcpp_protected_eval()` is called from C and we can't safely throw
// exceptions across C frames.
inline void maybeJump(void* unwind_data, Rboolean jump) {
    if (jump) {
        UnwindData* data = static_cast<UnwindData*>(unwind_data);
        longjmp(data->jmpbuf, 1);
    }
}
 
#ifdef RCPP_USING_CXX11
inline SEXP unwindProtectUnwrap(void* data) {
    std::function<SEXP(void)>* callback = (std::function<SEXP(void)>*) data;
    return (*callback)();
}
#endif
 
}} // namespace Rcpp::internal
 
 
namespace Rcpp {
 
inline SEXP unwindProtect(SEXP (*callback)(void* data), void* data) {
    internal::UnwindData unwind_data;
    Shield<SEXP> token(::R_MakeUnwindCont());
 
    if (setjmp(unwind_data.jmpbuf)) {
        // Keep the token protected while unwinding because R code might run
        // in C++ destructors. Can't use PROTECT() for this because
        // UNPROTECT() might be called in a destructor, for instance if a
        // Shield<SEXP> is on the stack.
        ::R_PreserveObject(token);
 
        throw LongjumpException(token);
    }
 
    return ::R_UnwindProtect(callback, data,
                             internal::maybeJump, &unwind_data,
                             token);
}
 
#ifdef RCPP_USING_CXX11
inline SEXP unwindProtect(std::function<SEXP(void)> callback) {
    return unwindProtect(&internal::unwindProtectUnwrap, &callback);
}
#endif
 
} // namespace Rcpp
 
#endif