ee/ee.c

#include "ee.h"
int error = 0;

int
main (int argc, const char* argv[]){
    
    STACK expr = NULL;
    const char** endPtr = argv+argc,
              ** arg    = argv+1   ;
    
    while ((arg < endPtr) && (!error)){
               
        if (arrity(**arg))
           expr = push(evaluate(&expr, **arg), expr);
        
        else if(isNum(*arg))
           expr = push(strtod(*arg,NULL), expr);
        
        else
            error |= ERR_INVALID_INPUT;
        
        arg++;
    }
    
    if (expr == NULL)
        error |= ERR_NS_OPERANDS;
        
    else if (expr->tail!=NULL)
        error |= ERR_NS_OPERATORS;
    
    report(expr);
        
    return error;
}

int // Dependency of main()
isNum(const char* query){
    
    /*
     * If query is a string, isNum(query) iff query represents a number.
     */
    
    char* alphas;
    strtod(query, &alphas);
    return !strcmp(alphas,"");

}

int // Dependency of main()
arrity(const char query){
    /*
     * If query is a string corresponding to an operator in {+,x,-,/,^,!}, then
     * arrity(query) is the number of operands required by the operator. 
     * If query is any other string, arrity(query) is zero.
     */
    return (query == '+')? 2:
           (query == 'x')? 2:
           (query == '-')? 2:
           (query == '/')? 2:
           (query == '^')? 2:
           (query == '!')? 1:
           0;
}


double // Dependency of main()
evaluate(STACK* target_stack, int operator){
    /*
     * if target_stack is a pointer to a STACK and operator is
     * an integer corresponding to the ascii value of a supported
     * operator, evaluate(target_stack,operator) is the result of
     * applying the given operator to the appropriate number of
     * operands from target_stack.
     */
    double value = 0, 
           a     = 0,
           b     = 0;
    
    double *_operands = operands(target_stack, arrity(operator));
    
    switch (operator){
    
        case '+' :
            value = _operands[1] + _operands[0];
            break;
    
        case '-' :
            value = _operands[1] - _operands[0];
            break;
    
        case 'x' :
            value = _operands[1] * _operands[0];
            break;
    
        case '/' :
            value = _operands[1] / _operands[0];
            break;
    
        case '^' :
            value = pow(_operands[1],_operands[0]);
            break;
    
        case '!' :
            if ( (*_operands != floor(*_operands)) || (*_operands < 0))
                error |= ERR_INVALID_FACTORIAL;
            
            else
                value = fact(*_operands);
            
            break;
        
        default :
            break;
    }
    return value;
}
double* // Dependency of evaluate()
operands(STACK* target_stack, int size){
    /*
     * if target_stack is a pointer to a STACK, and size is an integer
     * corresponding to the number of operands desired,
     * getOperands(target_stack,size) returns an array of operands and
     * pops them off *target_stack.
     */
    double * const _operands = (double*)malloc(size*sizeof(double));
    
    if ((*target_stack) == NULL) 
        error |= ERR_NS_OPERANDS;
    
    double * tPtr   = _operands;
    double * endPtr = _operands + size;
    while ((tPtr < endPtr) && !error)
    {
        *tPtr = peek((*target_stack));
        (*target_stack) = pop(*target_stack);
        
        tPtr += 1;
    }
    return _operands;
}

double // Dependency of evaluate()
fact(int n){
    /*
     * if n is an integer, fact(n) is 'n factorial'.
     */
    return (n==0)? 1 : n*fact(n-1);
}

void // Dependency of main()
report(STACK expr){
    /*
     * reportErrors() returns an integer corresponding to
     * the number of discrete error types noted in global
     * variables ERR_NS_OPERANDS, ERR_NS_OPERATORS, and
     * ERR_INVALID_INPUT.
     */
     
    if (error & ERR_INVALID_INPUT)
        printf("Error: Unexpected input.\n");
        
    else if (error & ERR_NS_OPERATORS)
        printf("Error: insufficient operators.\n"); 
        
    else if (error & ERR_NS_OPERANDS)
        printf("Error: insufficient operands.\n"); 
        
    else if (error & ERR_INVALID_FACTORIAL)
        printf("Error: Factorials are only supported for positive integers.\n");
    
    else
        printf("%g\n", peek(expr));
}

STACK
push(double datum, STACK tail){
    /* Given a double value (datum), and a STACK (tail),
     * push(datum,tail) is the STACK resulting from
     * prepending datum to the STACK tail.
     */
     NODE* new_node = (NODE*)malloc(sizeof(NODE));
        (*new_node).datum = datum;
        (*new_node).tail  = tail;
    return new_node;
}

STACK
pop(STACK target_stack){
    /* Given a STACK (target_stack), pop(target_stack)
     * is the STACK resulting from the removal of the first
     * item in target_stack;
     */
     
     STACK tail = NULL;
     
     if (target_stack != NULL){ 
        tail = (*target_stack).tail;
        free(target_stack);
     }
     return tail;
}

double
peek(STACK target_stack){
    /* Given a STACK (target_stack), peek(STACK)
     * is the first element's datum.
     */
     return (target_stack)? (*target_stack).datum : 0;
}