1.0.0

Aalign

Fully name: Adamlibrary.Align

It is an adamlibrary-based library where you can make real alignment calculations in Python. You cannot directly guarantee the real alignment value in Python, other than the value it produces at runtime, but aalign offers a sample aligment library abstraction using the adamlibrary memreplication_cutline modules that will guarantee this! This abstraction is an example of the use of adamlibrary. Anyone who wants to access raw pointer can develop methods to control memory interaction, real memreplication cutline, directly access raw pointer, list the memory string like aalign, there are no restrictions, all control and responsibility is on you.

Usage

Context manager

from aalign import AlignedBuffer

with AlignedBuffer(size=4096, alignment=64) as buf:
    print(buf.size, buf.alignment, buf.usable_size)
# with block output auto free()

Lifetime handling

from aalign import AlignedBuffer

buf = AlignedBuffer(size=256, alignment=32)
try:
    print(buf.usable_size)
finally:
    buf.free()  # idempotent, second double calling not is problem

posix_memalign controlling

buf = AlignedBuffer(size=128, alignment=16, strategy="posix_memalign")

Free late using (error is)

from aalign import AlignedBuffer, AlreadyFreedError

buf = AlignedBuffer(size=64, alignment=16)
buf.free()

try:
    buf.usable_size
except AlreadyFreedError as e:
    print(e)  # this AlignedBuffer has already been freed

Context proccesing - reset

from aalign import zero_buffer

data = bytearray(b"\xAA" * 32)
zero_buffer(data)
print(data.hex())  # full 00

Context processing - byte finder

from aalign import find_byte

data = bytearray(b"hello_world")
result = find_byte(data, ord("w"))
print(result)  # b'world'

CLI using

python3 -m aalign
python3 -m aalign --size 128 4096 --alignment 16 64