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/*
	Copyright 2012-2014 Teemu Piippo
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*/

#include <cstring>
#include "dataBuffer.h"

// _________________________________________________________________________________________________
//
DataBuffer::DataBuffer (int size) :
	m_buffer (new char[size]),
	m_allocatedSize (size),
	m_position (&buffer()[0]) {}

// _________________________________________________________________________________________________
//
DataBuffer::~DataBuffer()
{
	ASSERT (marks().isEmpty());
	ASSERT (references().isEmpty());
	delete buffer();
}

// _________________________________________________________________________________________________
//
//	Copies the contents of the given buffer into this buffer. The other buffer's marks and 
//	references will be moved along and the buffer is then destroyed.
//
void DataBuffer::mergeAndDestroy (DataBuffer* other)
{
	if (other == null)
		return;

	// Note: We transfer the marks before the buffer is copied, so that the
	// offset uses the proper value (which is the written size of @other, which
	// we don't want our written size to be added to yet).
	other->transferMarksTo (this);
	copyBuffer (other);
	delete other;
}

// _________________________________________________________________________________________________
//
//	Clones this databuffer to a new one and returns it. Note that the original transfers its marks
//	and references and loses them in the process.
//
DataBuffer* DataBuffer::clone()
{
	DataBuffer* other = new DataBuffer;
	transferMarksTo (other);
	other->copyBuffer (this);
	return other;
}

// ============================================================================
//
void DataBuffer::copyBuffer (const DataBuffer* buf)
{
	checkSpace (buf->writtenSize());
	memcpy (m_position, buf->buffer(), buf->writtenSize());
	m_position += buf->writtenSize();
}

// ============================================================================
//
void DataBuffer::transferMarksTo (DataBuffer* dest)
{
	int offset = dest->writtenSize();

	for (ByteMark* mark : marks())
	{
		mark->pos += offset;
		dest->m_marks << mark;
	}

	for (MarkReference* ref : references())
	{
		ref->pos += offset;
		dest->m_references << ref;
	}

	m_marks.clear();
	m_references.clear();
}

// _________________________________________________________________________________________________
//
//	Adds a new mark to the current position with the given name
//
ByteMark* DataBuffer::addMark (const String& name)
{
	ByteMark* mark = new ByteMark;
	mark->name = name;
	mark->pos = writtenSize();
	m_marks << mark;
	return mark;
}

// _________________________________________________________________________________________________
//
//	Adds a new reference to the given mark at the current position. This function will write 4 
//	bytes to the buffer whose value will be determined at final output writing.
//
MarkReference* DataBuffer::addReference (ByteMark* mark)
{
	MarkReference* ref = new MarkReference;
	ref->target = mark;
	ref->pos = writtenSize();
	m_references << ref;

	// Write a dummy placeholder for the reference
	writeDWord (0xBEEFCAFE);

	return ref;
}

// _________________________________________________________________________________________________
//
//	Moves the given mark to the current bytecode position.
//
void DataBuffer::adjustMark (ByteMark* mark)
{
	mark->pos = writtenSize();
}

// _________________________________________________________________________________________________
//
//	Shifts the given mark by the amount of bytes
//
void DataBuffer::offsetMark (ByteMark* mark, int bytes)
{
	mark->pos += bytes;
}

// _________________________________________________________________________________________________
//
//	Writes a push of the index of the given string. 8 bytes will be written and the string index
//	will be pushed to stack.
//
void DataBuffer::writeStringIndex (const String& a)
{
	writeHeader (DataHeader::PushStringIndex);
	writeDWord (getStringTableIndex (a));
}

// _________________________________________________________________________________________________
//
//	Writes a data header. 4 bytes.
//
void DataBuffer::writeHeader (DataHeader data)
{
	writeDWord (static_cast<int32_t> (data));
}

// _________________________________________________________________________________________________
//
//	Prints the buffer to stdout.
//
void DataBuffer::dump()
{
	for (int i = 0; i < writtenSize(); ++i)
		printf ("%d. [0x%X]\n", i, buffer()[i]);
}

// _________________________________________________________________________________________________
//
// Ensures there's at least the given amount of bytes left in the buffer. Will resize if necessary,
// no-op if not. On resize, 512 extra bytes are allocated to reduce the amount of resizes.
//
void DataBuffer::checkSpace (int bytes)
{
	int writesize = writtenSize();

	if (writesize + bytes < allocatedSize())
		return;

	// We don't have enough space in the buffer to write
	// the stuff - thus resize. First, store the old
	// buffer temporarily:
	char* copy = new char[allocatedSize()];
	std::memcpy (copy, buffer(), allocatedSize());

	// Remake the buffer with the new size. Have enough space
	// for the stuff we're going to write, as well as a bit
	// of leeway so we don't have to resize immediately again.
	int newsize = allocatedSize() + bytes + 512;

	delete buffer();
	setBuffer (new char[newsize]);
	setAllocatedSize (newsize);

	// Now, copy the stuff back.
	std::memcpy (m_buffer, copy, allocatedSize());
	setPosition (buffer() + writesize);
	delete copy;
}

// _________________________________________________________________________________________________
//
//	Writes the given byte into the buffer.
//
void DataBuffer::writeByte (int8_t data)
{
	checkSpace (1);
	*m_position++ = data;
}

// _________________________________________________________________________________________________
//
//	Writes the given word into the buffer. 2 bytes will be written.
//
void DataBuffer::writeWord (int16_t data)
{
	checkSpace (2);

	for (int i = 0; i < 2; ++i)
		*m_position++ = (data >> (i * 8)) & 0xFF;
}

// _________________________________________________________________________________________________
//
//	Writes the given dword into the buffer. 4bytes will be written.
//
void DataBuffer::writeDWord (int32_t data)
{
	checkSpace (4);

	for (int i = 0; i < 4; ++i)
		*m_position++ = (data >> (i * 8)) & 0xFF;
}

// _________________________________________________________________________________________________
//
//	Writes the given string to the databuffer. The string will be written as-is without using string
//	indices. This will write 4 + length bytes. No header will be written.
//
void DataBuffer::writeString (const String& a)
{
	checkSpace (a.length() + 4);
	writeDWord (a.length());

	for (char c : a)
		writeByte (c);
}

// _________________________________________________________________________________________________
//
//	Tries to locate the mark by the given name. Returns null if not found.
//
ByteMark* DataBuffer::findMarkByName (const String& name)
{
	for (ByteMark* mark : marks())
	{
		if (mark->name == name)
			return mark;
	}

	return null;
}