// Copyright 2007 Google Inc. // Author: Lincoln Smith // // Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); // you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. // You may obtain a copy of the License at // // http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 // // Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software // distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, // WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. // See the License for the specific language governing permissions and // limitations under the License. // // Classes to implement the Address Cache and Address Encoding // algorithms described in sections 5.1 - 5.4 of RFC 3284 - // The VCDIFF Generic Differencing and Compression Data Format. // The RFC text can be found at http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc3284.html #ifndef OPEN_VCDIFF_ADDRCACHE_H_ #define OPEN_VCDIFF_ADDRCACHE_H_ #include #include #include "vcdiff_defs.h" // VCDAddress namespace open_vcdiff { // Implements the "same" and "near" caches // as described in RFC 3284, section 5. The "near" cache allows // efficient reuse of one of the last four referenced addresses // plus a small offset, and the "same" cache allows efficient reuse // of an exact recent address distinguished by its lowest-order bits. // // NOT threadsafe. // class VCDiffAddressCache { public: // The default cache sizes specified in the RFC static const int kDefaultNearCacheSize = 4; static const int kDefaultSameCacheSize = 3; VCDiffAddressCache(int near_cache_size, int same_cache_size); // This version of the constructor uses the default values // kDefaultNearCacheSize and kDefaultSameCacheSize. VCDiffAddressCache(); // Initializes the object before use. This method must be called after // constructing a VCDiffAddressCache/ object, before any other method may be // called. This is because Init() validates near_cache_size_ and // same_cache_size_ before initializing the same and near caches. After the // object has been initialized and used, Init() can be called again to reset // it to its initial state. // bool Init(); int near_cache_size() const { return near_cache_size_; } int same_cache_size() const { return same_cache_size_; } // Returns the first mode number that represents one of the NEAR modes. // The number of NEAR modes is near_cache_size. Each NEAR mode refers to // an element of the near_addresses_ array, where a recently-referenced // address is stored. // static unsigned char FirstNearMode() { return VCD_FIRST_NEAR_MODE; } // Returns the first mode number that represents one of the SAME modes. // The number of SAME modes is same_cache_size. Each SAME mode refers to // a block of 256 elements of the same_addresses_ array; the lowest-order // 8 bits of the address are used to find the element of this block that // may match the desired address value. // unsigned char FirstSameMode() const { return VCD_FIRST_NEAR_MODE + near_cache_size(); } // Returns the maximum valid mode number, which happens to be // the last SAME mode. // unsigned char LastMode() const { return FirstSameMode() + same_cache_size() - 1; } static unsigned char DefaultLastMode() { return VCD_FIRST_NEAR_MODE + kDefaultNearCacheSize + kDefaultSameCacheSize - 1; } // See the definition of enum VCDiffModes in vcdiff_defs.h, // as well as section 5.3 of the RFC, for a description of // each address mode type (SELF, HERE, NEAR, and SAME). static bool IsSelfMode(unsigned char mode) { return mode == VCD_SELF_MODE; } static bool IsHereMode(unsigned char mode) { return mode == VCD_HERE_MODE; } bool IsNearMode(unsigned char mode) const { return (mode >= FirstNearMode()) && (mode < FirstSameMode()); } bool IsSameMode(unsigned char mode) const { return (mode >= FirstSameMode()) && (mode <= LastMode()); } static VCDAddress DecodeSelfAddress(int32_t encoded_address) { return encoded_address; } static VCDAddress DecodeHereAddress(int32_t encoded_address, VCDAddress here_address) { return here_address - encoded_address; } VCDAddress DecodeNearAddress(unsigned char mode, int32_t encoded_address) const { return NearAddress(mode - FirstNearMode()) + encoded_address; } VCDAddress DecodeSameAddress(unsigned char mode, unsigned char encoded_address) const { return SameAddress(((mode - FirstSameMode()) * 256) + encoded_address); } // Returns true if, when using the given mode, an encoded address // should be written to the delta file as a variable-length integer; // returns false if the encoded address should be written // as a byte value (unsigned char). bool WriteAddressAsVarintForMode(unsigned char mode) const { return !IsSameMode(mode); } // An accessor for an element of the near_addresses_ array. // No bounds checking is performed; the caller must ensure that // Init() has already been called, and that // 0 <= pos < near_cache_size_ // VCDAddress NearAddress(int pos) const { return near_addresses_[pos]; } // An accessor for an element of the same_addresses_ array. // No bounds checking is performed; the caller must ensure that // Init() has already been called, and that // 0 <= pos < (same_cache_size_ * 256) // VCDAddress SameAddress(int pos) const { return same_addresses_[pos]; } // This method will be called whenever an address is calculated for an // encoded or decoded COPY instruction, and will update the contents // of the SAME and NEAR caches. // void UpdateCache(VCDAddress address); // Determines the address mode that yields the most compact encoding // of the given address value. The most compact encoding // is found by looking for the numerically lowest encoded address. // Sets *encoded_addr to the encoded representation of the address // and returns the mode used. // // The caller should pass the return value to the method // WriteAddressAsVarintForMode() to determine whether encoded_addr // should be written to the delta file as a variable-length integer // or as a byte (unsigned char). // unsigned char EncodeAddress(VCDAddress address, VCDAddress here_address, VCDAddress* encoded_addr); // Interprets the next value in the address_stream using the provided mode, // which may need to access the SAME or NEAR address cache. Returns the // decoded address, or one of the following values: // RESULT_ERROR: An invalid address value was found in address_stream. // RESULT_END_OF_DATA: The limit address_stream_end was reached before // the address could be decoded. If more streamed data is expected, // this means that the consumer should block and wait for more data // before continuing to decode. If no more data is expected, this // return value signals an error condition. // // If successful, *address_stream will be incremented past the decoded address // position. If RESULT_ERROR or RESULT_END_OF_DATA is returned, // then the value of *address_stream will not have changed. // VCDAddress DecodeAddress(VCDAddress here_address, unsigned char mode, const char** address_stream, const char* address_stream_end); private: // The number of addresses to be kept in the NEAR cache. const int near_cache_size_; // The number of 256-byte blocks to store in the SAME cache. const int same_cache_size_; // The next position in the NEAR cache to which an address will be written. int next_slot_; // NEAR cache contents std::vector near_addresses_; // SAME cache contents std::vector same_addresses_; // Making these private avoids implicit copy constructor & assignment operator VCDiffAddressCache(const VCDiffAddressCache&); // NOLINT void operator=(const VCDiffAddressCache&); }; } // namespace open_vcdiff #endif // OPEN_VCDIFF_ADDRCACHE_H_