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// AUTOGENERATED CODE.  DO NOT MODIFY DIRECTLY!  Instead, please modify the preparer/PreparerX.ftl file.
// See the README in the module's src/template directory for details.
package com.linkedin.dagli.preparer;

import com.linkedin.dagli.objectio.ObjectReader;
import com.linkedin.dagli.transformer.PreparedTransformer9;
import com.linkedin.dagli.util.invariant.Arguments;

import com.linkedin.dagli.tuple.Tuple9;


public interface Preparer9>
    extends Preparer {
  @Override
  default void processUnsafe(Object[] values) {
    Arguments.check(values.length == 9, "9 arguments must be provided");
    process((A) values[0], (B) values[1], (C) values[2], (D) values[3], (E) values[4], (F) values[5], (G) values[6],
        (H) values[7], (I) values[8]);
  }

  /**
   * Processes a single example of preparation data.  To prepare a {@link Preparer}, process(...) will be called on
   * each and every preparation example before finish(...) is called to complete preparation.
   *
   * This method is not assumed to be thread-safe and will not be invoked concurrently on the same {@link Preparer}.
   *
   * @param value1 the first value of the preparation example to be processed
   * @param value2 the second value of the preparation example to be processed
   * @param value3 the third value of the preparation example to be processed
   * @param value4 the fourth value of the preparation example to be processed
   * @param value5 the fifth value of the preparation example to be processed
   * @param value6 the sixth value of the preparation example to be processed
   * @param value7 the seventh value of the preparation example to be processed
   * @param value8 the eighth value of the preparation example to be processed
   * @param value9 the ninth value of the preparation example to be processed
   */
  void process(A value1, B value2, C value3, D value4, E value5, F value6, G value7, H value8, I value9);

  @Override
  default PreparerResultMixed, N> finishUnsafe(
      ObjectReader inputs) {
    return finish(inputs == null ? null : inputs.lazyMap(Tuple9::fromArrayUnsafe));
  }

  /**
   * Completes preparation to obtain the final, prepared transformer result.  This method is called after all
   * preparation data has been process(...)'ed.
   *
   * @param inputs an {@link ObjectReader} that can be used by the {@link Preparer} to iterate over the preparation data
   *               as many times as desired.
   * @return a {@link PreparerResultMixed} containing the resultant prepared transformers (often these are the same
   *         instance; a {@link Preparer} can, however, return a different transformer to be used on preparation and
   *         future ("new") data, which is useful in certain sophisticated use cases)
   */
  PreparerResultMixed, N> finish(
      ObjectReader> inputs);

  /**
   * Casts a preparer to a "supertype".  This cast is safe due to the semantics of preparers.
   *
   * @param preparer the preparer to cast
   * @param  the new type of input #1
   * @param  the new type of input #2
   * @param  the new type of input #3
   * @param  the new type of input #4
   * @param  the new type of input #5
   * @param  the new type of input #6
   * @param  the new type of input #7
   * @param  the new type of input #8
   * @param  the new type of input #9
   * @param  the new result type
   * @param  the new prepared transformer type
   * @return the provided {@code preparer}, cast to the desired "supertype"
   */
  @SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
  static > Preparer9 cast(
      Preparer9 preparer) {
    // safe due to semantics of preparers:
    return (Preparer9) preparer;
  }
}