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Please see the GNU General Public License // for more details. // // You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License // along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software // Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, // USA. // // Nothing in the GNU General Public License or any other license to use // the code or files shall permit you to use Tripwire's trademarks, // service marks, or other intellectual property without Tripwire's // prior written consent. // // If you have any questions, please contact Tripwire, Inc. at either // info@tripwire.org or www.tripwire.org. // /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // blockrecordfile.h // #ifndef __BLOCKRECORDFILE_H #define __BLOCKRECORDFILE_H #ifndef __BLOCKFILE_H #include "blockfile.h" #endif #ifndef __BLOCKRECORDARRAY_H #include "blockrecordarray.h" #endif #ifndef __DEBUG_H #include "core/debug.h" #endif #ifndef __ERROR_H #include "core/error.h" #endif class eArchive; class cBlockRecordFile { public: //------------------------------------------------------------------------- // Construction and Destruction //------------------------------------------------------------------------- cBlockRecordFile(); virtual ~cBlockRecordFile(); //------------------------------------------------------------------------- // Opening and Closing Files //------------------------------------------------------------------------- virtual void Open ( const TSTRING& fileName, int numPages, bool bTruncate = false ) ; //throw (eArchive) virtual void Open ( cBidirArchive* pArch, int numPages ) ; //throw (eArchive) // for the second Open(), this class owns the destruction of the archive virtual void Close () ; //throw (eArchive) virtual void Flush () ; //throw (eArchive) //------------------------------------------------------------------------- // tAddr -- struct that is used to identify the location of a data item in // the file //------------------------------------------------------------------------- struct tAddr { int32 mBlockNum; int32 mIndex; tAddr(int32 block = -1, int32 addr = -1) : mBlockNum(block), mIndex(addr) {} }; //------------------------------------------------------------------------- // Adding and Removing Data //------------------------------------------------------------------------- tAddr AddItem( int8* pData, int dataSize ) ; //throw (eArchive) // adds the given data to the file, growing it as necessary. Return value // can be used in the future to retrieve the data void RemoveItem( tAddr dataAddr ) ; //throw (eArchive) // removes the named data from the file. This will assert that the given // address is valid, and will shrink the end of the file if there are // empty blocks at the end after the removal TODO -- it doesn't actually // do the latter. //------------------------------------------------------------------------- // Accessing Data //------------------------------------------------------------------------- bool IsValidAddr( tAddr addr ) ; //throw (eArchive) // returns true if the given address points to valid data int8* GetDataForReading( tAddr dataAddr, int32& dataSize ) ; //throw (eArchive) // returns a pointer to the named data. This method will assert that the address is // valid. The data pointer returned is guarenteed to be valid only until the next // method call into this class. int8* GetDataForWriting( tAddr dataAddr, int32& dataSize ) ; //throw (eArchive) // this is the same as the previous function, except the dirty bit for the page is also set cBidirArchive* GetArchive() { return mBlockFile.GetArchive(); } // NOTE -- be very careful with this; only read from it and do not write to it. //------------------------------------------------------------------------- // Private Implementation //------------------------------------------------------------------------- protected: typedef std::vector BlockArray; // // NOTE -- use all of these methods with much care! // cBlockFile* GetBlockFile () { return &mBlockFile; } BlockArray* GetBlockArray () { return &mvBlocks; } private: int32 mLastAddedTo; // optimization that keeps track of last block added to bool mbOpen; // are we currently associated with a file? cBlockFile mBlockFile; BlockArray mvBlocks; cBlockRecordFile ( const cBlockRecordFile& rhs ); //not impl void operator= ( const cBlockRecordFile& rhs ); //not impl int FindRoomForData( int32 dataSize ); //throw (eArchive) // searches through all the blocks, starting with mLastAddedTo, looking // for one with dataSize free space. This asserts that the size is valid // for storage in a block void OpenImpl( bool bTruncate ); //throw (eArchive) // implementation of the Open() methods above; both end up calling this. //------------------------------------------------------------------------- // Profiling / Debugging Interface //------------------------------------------------------------------------- #ifdef _BLOCKFILE_DEBUG public: void TraceContents(int dl = -1) const; // traces out all the info we can on the current state of this class // dl is the debug level to trace it at; -1 means to use D_DEBUG void AssertValid() const; // ASSERTs as much as we can about the consistancy of our internal state. void AssertAllBlocksValid() ; // time consuming function that calls AssertValid() on all of the blocks #endif }; #endif //__BLOCKRECORDFILE_H