SimpleYggGen-CPP/dev/cppcodec/data/access.hpp

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#ifndef CPPCODEC_DETAIL_DATA_ACCESS
#define CPPCODEC_DETAIL_DATA_ACCESS

#include <stdint.h> // for size_t
#include <string> // for static_assert() checking that string will be optimized
#include <type_traits> // for std::enable_if, std::remove_reference, and such
#include <utility> // for std::declval
#include <vector> // for static_assert() checking that vector will be optimized

#include "../detail/config.hpp" // for CPPCODEC_ALWAYS_INLINE

namespace cppcodec {
namespace data {

// This file contains a number of templated data accessors that can be
// implemented in the cppcodec::data namespace for types that don't fulfill
// the default type requirements:
// For result types: init(Result&, ResultState&, size_t capacity),
//     put(Result&, ResultState&, char), finish(Result&, State&)
// For const (read-only) types: char_data(const T&)
// For both const and result types: size(const T&)

template <typename T>
CPPCODEC_ALWAYS_INLINE size_t size(const T& t) { return t.size(); }

template <typename T, size_t N>
CPPCODEC_ALWAYS_INLINE constexpr size_t size(const T (&t)[N]) noexcept {
    return (void)t, N * sizeof(t[0]);
}

class general_t {};
class specific_t : public general_t {};

class empty_result_state {
    template <typename Result>
    CPPCODEC_ALWAYS_INLINE void size(const Result& result) { return size(result); }
};

// SFINAE: Generic fallback in case no specific state function applies.
template <typename Result>
CPPCODEC_ALWAYS_INLINE empty_result_state create_state(Result&, general_t)
{
    return empty_result_state();
}

//
// Generic templates for containers: Use these init()/put()/finish()
// implementations if no specialization was found.
//

template <typename Result>
CPPCODEC_ALWAYS_INLINE void init(Result& result, empty_result_state&, size_t capacity)
{
    result.resize(0);
    result.reserve(capacity);
}

template <typename Result>
CPPCODEC_ALWAYS_INLINE void finish(Result&, empty_result_state&)
{
    // Default is to push_back(), which already increases the size.
}

// For the put() default implementation, we try calling push_back() with either uint8_t or char,
// whichever compiles. Scary-fancy template magic from http://stackoverflow.com/a/1386390.
namespace fallback {
    struct flag { char c[2]; }; // sizeof > 1
    flag put_uint8(...);

    int operator,(flag, flag);
    template <typename T> void operator,(flag, T&); // map everything else to void
    char operator,(int, flag); // sizeof 1
}

template <typename Result> inline void put_uint8(Result& result, uint8_t c) { result.push_back(c); }

template <bool> struct put_impl;
template <> struct put_impl<true> { // put_uint8() available
    template<typename Result>
    static CPPCODEC_ALWAYS_INLINE void put(Result& result, uint8_t c)
    {
        put_uint8(result, c);
    }
};
template <> struct put_impl<false> { // put_uint8() not available
    template<typename Result>
    static CPPCODEC_ALWAYS_INLINE void put(Result& result, uint8_t c)
    {
        result.push_back(static_cast<char>(c));
    }
};

template <typename Result>
CPPCODEC_ALWAYS_INLINE void put(Result& result, empty_result_state&, uint8_t c)
{
    using namespace fallback;
    put_impl<sizeof(fallback::flag(), put_uint8(result, c), fallback::flag()) != 1>::put(result, c);
}

//
// Specialization for container types with direct mutable data access,
// e.g. std::vector<uint8_t>.
//
// The expected way to specialize is to draft a new xyz_result_state type and
// return an instance of it from a create_state() template specialization.
// You can then create overloads for init(), put() and finish()
// for the new result state type.
//
// If desired, a non-templated overload for both specific types
// (result & state) can be added to tailor it to that particular result type.
//

template <typename T>
constexpr auto data_is_mutable(T* t) -> decltype(t->data()[size_t(0)] = 'x', bool())
{
    return (void)t, true;
}
constexpr bool data_is_mutable(...) { return false; }

template <typename Result>
class direct_data_access_result_state
{
public:
    CPPCODEC_ALWAYS_INLINE void init(Result& result, size_t capacity)
    {
        // reserve() may not actually allocate the storage right away,
        // and it isn't guaranteed that it will be untouched upon the
        //.next resize(). In that light, resize from the start and
        // slightly reduce the size at the end if necessary.
        result.resize(capacity);

        // result.data() may perform a calculation to retrieve the address.
        // E.g. std::string (since C++11) will use small string optimization,
        // so it needs to check if it's using allocated data or (ab)using
        // its own member variables interpreted as char array.
        // (This result_state is used for std::string starting with C++17.)
        // Conditional code paths are slow so we only do it once, at the start.
        m_buffer = result.data();
    }
    CPPCODEC_ALWAYS_INLINE void put(Result&, char c)
    {
        m_buffer[m_offset++] = c;
    }
    CPPCODEC_ALWAYS_INLINE void finish(Result& result)
    {
        result.resize(m_offset);
    }
    CPPCODEC_ALWAYS_INLINE size_t size(const Result&)
    {
        return m_offset;
    }
private:
    // Make sure to get the mutable buffer decltype by using assignment.
    typename std::remove_reference<
            decltype(std::declval<Result>().data()[size_t(0)] = 'x')>::type* m_buffer;
    size_t m_offset = 0;
};

// SFINAE: Select a specific state based on the result type and possible result state type.
// Implement this if direct data access (`result.data()[0] = 'x') isn't already possible
// and you want to specialize it for your own result type.
// Note: The enable_if should ideally be part of the class declaration,
//       but Visual Studio C++ will not compile it that way.
//       Have it here in the factory function instead.
template <typename Result,
          typename = typename std::enable_if<
                  data_is_mutable(static_cast<Result*>(nullptr))>::type>
CPPCODEC_ALWAYS_INLINE direct_data_access_result_state<Result> create_state(Result&, specific_t)
{
    return direct_data_access_result_state<Result>();
}

static_assert(std::is_same<
        decltype(create_state(*static_cast<std::vector<uint8_t>*>(nullptr), specific_t())),
        direct_data_access_result_state<std::vector<uint8_t>>>::value,
        "std::vector<uint8_t> must be handled by direct_data_access_result_state");

// Specialized init(), put() and finish() functions for direct_data_access_result_state.
template <typename Result>
CPPCODEC_ALWAYS_INLINE void init(Result& result, direct_data_access_result_state<Result>& state, size_t capacity)
{
    state.init(result, capacity);
}

template <typename Result>
CPPCODEC_ALWAYS_INLINE void put(Result& result, direct_data_access_result_state<Result>& state, char c)
{
    state.put(result, c);
}

template <typename Result>
CPPCODEC_ALWAYS_INLINE void finish(Result& result, direct_data_access_result_state<Result>& state)
{
    state.finish(result);
}

//
// Specialization for container types with direct mutable array access,
// e.g. std::string. This is generally faster because bound checks are
// minimal and operator[] is more likely noexcept. In addition,
// std::string::push_back() needs to write a null character on every
// expansion, which should be more efficient when done in bulk by resize().
//
// Compared to the above, tracking an extra offset variable is cheap.
//

template <typename T>
constexpr auto array_access_is_mutable(T* t) -> decltype((*t)[size_t(0)] = 'x', bool())
{
    return (void)t, true;
}
constexpr bool array_access_is_mutable(...) { return false; }

template <typename Result>
class array_access_result_state
{
public:
    CPPCODEC_ALWAYS_INLINE void init(Result& result, size_t capacity)
    {
        // reserve() may not actually allocate the storage right away,
        // and it isn't guaranteed that it will be untouched upon the
        //.next resize(). In that light, resize from the start and
        // slightly reduce the size at the end if necessary.
        result.resize(capacity);
    }
    CPPCODEC_ALWAYS_INLINE void put(Result& result, char c)
    {
        result[m_offset++] = c;
    }
    CPPCODEC_ALWAYS_INLINE void finish(Result& result)
    {
        result.resize(m_offset);
    }
    CPPCODEC_ALWAYS_INLINE size_t size(const Result&)
    {
        return m_offset;
    }
private:
    size_t m_offset = 0;
};

// SFINAE: Select a specific state based on the result type and possible result state type.
// Note: The enable_if should ideally be part of the class declaration,
//       but Visual Studio C++ will not compile it that way.
//       Have it here in the factory function instead.
template <typename Result,
          typename = typename std::enable_if<
                  !data_is_mutable(static_cast<Result*>(nullptr)) // no more than one template option
                  && array_access_is_mutable(static_cast<Result*>(nullptr))>::type>
CPPCODEC_ALWAYS_INLINE array_access_result_state<Result> create_state(Result&, specific_t)
{
    return array_access_result_state<Result>();
}

#if __cplusplus >= 201703L || (defined(_MSVC_LANG) && _MSVC_LANG > 201703L)
static_assert(std::is_same<
    decltype(create_state(*static_cast<std::string*>(nullptr), specific_t())),
    direct_data_access_result_state<std::string>>::value,
    "std::string (C++17 and later) must be handled by direct_data_access_result_state");
#elif __cplusplus < 201703 && !defined(_MSVC_LANG) // we can't trust MSVC to set this right
static_assert(std::is_same<
        decltype(create_state(*static_cast<std::string*>(nullptr), specific_t())),
        array_access_result_state<std::string>>::value,
        "std::string (pre-C++17) must be handled by array_access_result_state");
#endif

// Specialized init(), put() and finish() functions for array_access_result_state.
template <typename Result>
CPPCODEC_ALWAYS_INLINE void init(Result& result, array_access_result_state<Result>& state, size_t capacity)
{
    state.init(result, capacity);
}

template <typename Result>
CPPCODEC_ALWAYS_INLINE void put(Result& result, array_access_result_state<Result>& state, char c)
{
    state.put(result, c);
}

template <typename Result>
CPPCODEC_ALWAYS_INLINE void finish(Result& result, array_access_result_state<Result>& state)
{
    state.finish(result);
}

// char_data() is only used to read, not for result buffers.
template <typename T> inline const char* char_data(const T& t)
{
    return reinterpret_cast<const char*>(t.data());
}
template <typename T, size_t N> inline const char* char_data(const T (&t)[N]) noexcept
{
    return reinterpret_cast<const char*>(&(t[0]));
}

template <typename T> inline const uint8_t* uchar_data(const T& t)
{
    return reinterpret_cast<const uint8_t*>(char_data(t));
}

} // namespace data
} // namespace cppcodec

#endif