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   All Rights Reserved.

   This software is provided AS-IS with no warranty, either express or
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   modified or distributed except as expressly authorized under the terms
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*/


/* Definitions and declarations for clist implementation in memory. */

#ifndef gxclmem_INCLUDED
#  define gxclmem_INCLUDED

#include "gxclio.h"		/* defines interface */
#include "strimpl.h"		/* stream structures      */

/*
 * The best values of MEMFILE_DATA_SIZE are slightly less than a power of 2,
 * to allow typical malloc implementations to allocate in units of a power
 * of 2 rather than having to go slightly over.
 */
#define MEMFILE_DATA_SIZE	(16384 - 160)

   /*   ============================================================    */
   /*                                                                   */
   /*   Memfile structure definitions.                                  */
   /*                                                                   */
   /*   The PHYS structures are the elements actually allocated in      */
   /*   RAM, containing the compressed data (or optionally raw data)    */
   /*                                                                   */
   /*   There can be several LOG (logical) elements per physical        */
   /*   element, depending on the compression. The MEMFILE pdata        */
   /*   item always points into a raw block of data.                    */
   /*                                                                   */
   /*   ============================================================    */

typedef struct RAW_BUFFER {
    struct RAW_BUFFER *fwd, *back;
    struct LOG_MEMFILE_BLK *log_blk;
    char data[MEMFILE_DATA_SIZE];
} RAW_BUFFER;

typedef struct PHYS_MEMFILE_BLK {
    struct PHYS_MEMFILE_BLK *link;
    char *data_limit;		/* end of data when compressed  */
                        /* data_limit is NULL if not compressed */
    char data_spare[4];		/* used during de-compress      */
    char data[MEMFILE_DATA_SIZE];
} PHYS_MEMFILE_BLK;

typedef struct LOG_MEMFILE_BLK {
    struct LOG_MEMFILE_BLK *link;
    PHYS_MEMFILE_BLK *phys_blk;
    char *phys_pdata;
    RAW_BUFFER *raw_block;	/* or NULL */
} LOG_MEMFILE_BLK;

struct MEMFILE_s {
    gs_memory_t *memory;	/* storage allocator */
    gs_memory_t *data_memory;	/* storage allocator for data */
    bool ok_to_compress;	/* if true, OK to compress this file */
    bool is_open;		/* track open/closed for each access struct */
        /*
         * We need to maintain a linked list of other structs that
         * have beed opened on this 'file'. This allows for a writer
         * to create a file, close it (but not unlink it), then other
         * 'opens' of the same file, using the pseudo file-name that
         * consists of a flag 0xff byte followed by the address as
         * a 0x____ string.
         *
         * When the file is 'unlinked' it must check for other open
         * 'readers' and set the 'READER INSTANCE' values of the
         * cloned structures so that calls into 'read' and 'seek'
         * etc., will be harmless.
         */
    struct MEMFILE_s *openlist;
    struct MEMFILE_s *base_memfile;	/* reader instances set this to the file that was written */
        /*
         * Reserve memory blocks: these are used to guarantee that a
         * given-sized write (or sequence of writes) will always succeed.
         * More specifically, the guarantee is that N bytes can successfully
         * be written after a low-memory warning is first returned by
         * fwrite.  The reserve of N bytes for a given file is (re)allocated
         * by a successful call to memfile_set_memory_warning(N).  Fwrite
         * allocates memory only from the reserve when its normal allocation
         * attempts fail; in such cases, it allocates blocks from the
         * reserve pool as needed and completes normally, but returns a
         * low-memory warning status. Once a low-memory warning has been
         * returned, fwrite will continue to attempt to allocate memory from
         * the usual allocator on subsequent fwrites, but does *not* try to
         * "top up" the reserve if becomes available -- only an explicit
         * memfile_set_memory_warning does so.
         */
    PHYS_MEMFILE_BLK *reservePhysBlockChain;  /* chain of reserve phys blks */
    int reservePhysBlockCount; 	/* count of entries on reservePhysBlockChain */
    LOG_MEMFILE_BLK *reserveLogBlockChain;	/* chain of reserve log blks */
    int reserveLogBlockCount; 	/* count of entries on reserveLogBlockChain */
    /* logical file properties */
    LOG_MEMFILE_BLK *log_head;
    LOG_MEMFILE_BLK *log_curr_blk;					/******* READER INSTANCE *******/
    int64_t log_length;		/* updated during write             */
    int64_t log_curr_pos;	/* updated during seek, close, read */	/******* READER INSTANCE *******/
    char *pdata;		/* raw data */				/******* READER INSTANCE *******/
    char *pdata_end;							/******* READER INSTANCE *******/
    /* physical file properties */
    int64_t total_space;	/* so we know when to start compress */
    PHYS_MEMFILE_BLK *phys_curr;	/* NULL if not compressing */	/******* READER INSTANCE *******/
    RAW_BUFFER *raw_head, *raw_tail				;	/******* READER INSTANCE *******/
    int error_code;		/* used by CLIST_ferror         */	/******* READER INSTANCE *******/
    stream_cursor_read rd;	/* use .ptr, .limit */			/******* READER INSTANCE *******/
    stream_cursor_write wt;	/* use .ptr, .limit */			/******* READER INSTANCE *******/
    bool compressor_initialized;
    stream_state *compress_state;
    stream_state *decompress_state;					/******* READER INSTANCE *******/
};
typedef struct MEMFILE_s MEMFILE;

/*
 * Only the MEMFILE and stream_state structures are GC-compatible, so we
 * allocate all the other structures on the C heap.
 */

#define private_st_MEMFILE()	/* in gxclmem.c */\
  gs_private_st_ptrs2(st_MEMFILE, MEMFILE, "MEMFILE",\
    MEMFILE_enum_ptrs, MEMFILE_reloc_ptrs, compress_state, decompress_state)

/* Declare the procedures for returning the prototype filter states */
/* for compressing and decompressing the band list. */
const stream_template *clist_compressor_template(void);
const stream_template *clist_decompressor_template(void);
void clist_compressor_init(stream_state *state);
void clist_decompressor_init(stream_state *state);

#endif /* gxclmem_INCLUDED */
