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#include <string.h>
#include "util/u_math.h"
#include "util/u_vector.h"

/** @file u_vector.c
 *
 * A dynamically growable, circular buffer.  Elements are added at head and
 * removed from tail. head and tail are free-running uint32_t indices and we
 * only compute the modulo with size when accessing the array.  This way,
 * number of bytes in the queue is always head - tail, even in case of
 * wraparound.
 */

/**
 * initial_element_count and element_size must be power-of-two.
 */
int
u_vector_init_pow2(struct u_vector *vector,
                   uint32_t initial_element_count,
                   uint32_t element_size)
{
   assert(util_is_power_of_two_nonzero(initial_element_count));
   assert(util_is_power_of_two_nonzero(element_size));

   vector->head = 0;
   vector->tail = 0;
   vector->element_size = element_size;
   vector->size = element_size * initial_element_count;
   vector->data = malloc(vector->size);

   return vector->data != NULL;
}

void *
u_vector_add(struct u_vector *vector)
{
   uint32_t offset, size, split, src_tail, dst_tail;
   void *data;

   if (vector->head - vector->tail == vector->size) {
      size = vector->size * 2;
      data = malloc(size);
      if (data == NULL)
         return NULL;
      src_tail = vector->tail & (vector->size - 1);
      dst_tail = vector->tail & (size - 1);
      if (src_tail == 0) {
         /* Since we know that the vector is full, this means that it's
          * linear from start to end so we can do one copy.
          */
         memcpy((char *)data + dst_tail, vector->data, vector->size);
      } else {
         /* In this case, the vector is split into two pieces and we have
          * to do two copies.  We have to be careful to make sure each
          * piece goes to the right locations.  Thanks to the change in
          * size, it may or may not still wrap around.
          */
         split = align(vector->tail, vector->size);
         assert(vector->tail <= split && split < vector->head);
         memcpy((char *)data + dst_tail, (char *)vector->data + src_tail,
                split - vector->tail);
         memcpy((char *)data + (split & (size - 1)), vector->data,
                vector->head - split);
      }
      free(vector->data);
      vector->data = data;
      vector->size = size;
   }

   assert(vector->head - vector->tail < vector->size);

   offset = vector->head & (vector->size - 1);
   vector->head += vector->element_size;

   return (char *)vector->data + offset;
}

void *
u_vector_remove(struct u_vector *vector)
{
   uint32_t offset;

   if (vector->head == vector->tail)
      return NULL;

   assert(vector->head - vector->tail <= vector->size);

   offset = vector->tail & (vector->size - 1);
   vector->tail += vector->element_size;

   return (char *)vector->data + offset;
}