library.c

/*
This is the standard library of functions for bminor, implemented in C.  
The print statement in bminor expects there to exist a function
for each type that can be printed.  So, the following bminor code:

x: int = 10;
b: boolean = true;
x: string = "hello";

print x, b, s;

Is effectively translated to the following C code:

print_integer(x);
print_boolean(b);
print_string(s);

And the following bminor code:

x = a ^ b;

Is effectively this C code:

x = integer_power(a,b);
*/

#include "include/library.h"

void print_integer (long x) { printf("%ld",x); }
void print_integer_err (long x) { fprintf(stderr, "%ld",x); }
void print_string (const char * s) { printf("%s",s); }
void print_boolean (int b) { printf("%s",b?"true":"false"); }
void print_boolean_err (int b) { fprintf(stderr, "%s",b?"true":"false"); }
void print_character (char c) { printf("%c",c); }
long integer_power (long x, long y) {
	long result = 1;
	while(y>0) {
		result = result * x;
		y = y -1;
	}
	return result;
}
void print_indents (int indent) {
	int i = 0;
	for (i; i < indent; i++) printf("\t");
}