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	Copyright 2012-2014 Teemu Piippo
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*/

#ifndef BOTC_DATABUFFER_H
#define BOTC_DATABUFFER_H

#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include "main.h"
#include "stringTable.h"

/**
 *    @class DataBuffer
 *    @brief Stores a buffer of bytecode
 *
 *    The DataBuffer class stores a section of bytecode. Buffers are allocated on
 *    the heap and written to using the @c write* functions. Buffers can be cut and
 *    pasted together with @c mergeAndDestroy, note that this function destroys the
 *    parameter buffer in the process
 *
 *    A mark is a "pointer" to a particular position in the bytecode. The actual
 *    permanent position cannot be predicted in any way or form, thus these things
 *    are used to "bookmark" a position like that for future use.
 *
 *    A reference acts as a pointer to a mark. The reference is four bytes in the
 *    bytecode which will be replaced with its mark's position when the bytecode
 *    is written to the output file.
 *
 *    This mark/reference system is used to know bytecode offset values when
 *    compiling, even though actual final positions cannot be known.
 */
class DataBuffer
{
	//! @
	PROPERTY (private, char*,					buffer,			setBuffer,			STOCK_WRITE)
	PROPERTY (private, int,						allocatedSize,	setAllocatedSize,	STOCK_WRITE)
	PROPERTY (private, char*,					position,		setPosition,		STOCK_WRITE)
	PROPERTY (private, List<ByteMark*>,			marks,			setMarks,			STOCK_WRITE)
	PROPERTY (private, List<MarkReference*>,	references,		setReferences,		STOCK_WRITE)

	public:
		//! Constructs a new databuffer with @c size bytes.
		DataBuffer (int size = 128);

		//! Destructs the databuffer.
		~DataBuffer();

		//! Adds a new mark to the current position with the name @c name.
		//! @param name the name of the new mark
		//! @return a pointer to the new mark
		ByteMark*		addMark (const String& name);

		//! Adds a new reference to @c mark at the current position. This
		//! function will write 4 bytes to the buffer whose value will
		//! be determined at final output writing.
		//! @param mark the mark which the new reference will attach to
		//! @return a pointer to the new reference
		MarkReference*	addReference (ByteMark* mark);

		//! Moves @c mark to the current bytecode position.
		//! @param mark the mark to adjust
		void			adjustMark (ByteMark* mark);

		//! Ensures there's at least @c 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.
		//! @param bytes the amount of space in bytes to ensure allocated
		void			checkSpace (int bytes);

		//! Creates a clone of this data buffer.
		//! @note All marks will be moved into the new databuffer as marks are
		//! @note never duplicated.
		//! @return The newly cloned databuffer.
		DataBuffer*		clone();

		//! Prints the buffer to stdout. Useful for debugging.
		void			dump();

		//! Finds the given mark by name.
		//! @param name the name of the mark to find
		ByteMark*		findMarkByName (const String& name);

		//! Merge another data buffer into this one.
		//! Note: @c other is destroyed in the process.
		//! @param other the buffer to merge in
		void			mergeAndDestroy (DataBuffer* other);

		//! Moves @c mark to the given bytecode position.
		//! @param mark the mark to adjust
		//! @param position where to adjust the mark
		void			offsetMark (ByteMark* mark, int position);

		//! Transfers all marks of this buffer to @c other.
		//! @param other the data buffer to transfer marks to
		void			transferMarksTo (DataBuffer* other);

		//! Writes the index of the given string to the databuffer.
		//! 4 bytes will be written to the bytecode.
		//! @param a the string whose index to write
		void			writeStringIndex (const String& a);

		//! Writes the given string as-is into the databuffer.
		//! @c a.length + 4 bytes will be written to the buffer.
		//! @param a the string to write
		void			writeString (const String& a);

		//! Writes the given byte to the buffer. 1 byte will be written.
		//! @c data the byte to write
		void			writeByte (int8_t data);

		//! Writes the given word to the buffer. 2 byte will be written.
		//! @c data the word to write
		void			writeWord (int16_t data);

		//! Writes the given double word to the buffer. 4 bytes will be written.
		//! @c data the double word to write
		void			writeDWord (int32_t data);

		//! @return the amount of bytes written to this buffer.
		inline int		writtenSize() const
		{
			return position() - buffer();
		}

	protected:
		//! Writes the buffer's contents from @c buf.
		//! @c buf.writtenSize() bytes will be written.
		//! @param buf the buffer to copy
		void			copyBuffer (const DataBuffer* buf);
};

#endif // BOTC_DATABUFFER_H