Feature: add f_string_length_size max of (uint64_t - 4)

The goal here is that any string processing must be able to add a given UTF-8 width (4-byte) and not oveflow.
Much of the code in this project will not check this as it should be done so at a higher level (performance reasons).
The ideal time is that when allocating some string, always allocate at max f_string_length_size.

diff --git a/level_0/f_string/c/string.h b/level_0/f_string/c/string.h
index 51c23eb72df7fe13bc7898541f7787106798a7a0..b3ac568f7232ea0a054cb1a72abfcf05052cacdf 100644 (file)
--- a/level_0/f_string/c/string.h
+++ b/level_0/f_string/c/string.h
@@ -6,6 +6,9 @@
  * Licenses: lgplv2.1
  *
  * Provides string capabilities.
+ *
+ * It is highly recommended that all string arrays are set to a max size of f_string_length_size.
+ * Any calculations against the length (aka: string.used) can always perform (A < B) operators such that the B is f_string_length_size + 1 without integer overflow.
  */
 #ifndef _F_string_h
 #define _F_string_h
@@ -99,6 +102,10 @@ extern "C" {
 #ifndef _di_f_string_length_
   typedef f_number_unsigned f_string_length;
 
+  // string size is set to (size - 4) to compensate for UTF-8 4-byte character such that it can easily act as a (size - 1) regardless of UTF-8.
+  #define f_string_length_size     0xfffffffffffffffb
+  #define f_string_length_size_max f_type_size_max_64_positive
+
   #define f_string_length_printf string_format_long_integer
 
   #define f_macro_string_length_new(status, string, length)     status = f_memory_new((void **) & string, sizeof(f_string_length), length)