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/*
 * Copyright (c) 2000, 2022, Oracle and/or its affiliates.
 *
 * Licensed under the Universal Permissive License v 1.0 as shown at
 * http://oss.oracle.com/licenses/upl.
 */

package com.tangosol.util;


import com.tangosol.io.AbstractByteArrayReadBuffer;
import com.tangosol.io.ExternalizableLite;
import com.tangosol.io.ReadBuffer;

import com.tangosol.io.WrapperInputStream;

import java.io.ByteArrayOutputStream;
import java.io.DataInput;
import java.io.DataInputStream;
import java.io.DataOutput;
import java.io.EOFException;
import java.io.Externalizable;
import java.io.File;
import java.io.FileInputStream;
import java.io.InputStream;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.NotActiveException;
import java.io.ObjectInput;
import java.io.ObjectOutput;

import java.net.URL;
import java.nio.ByteBuffer;

import java.nio.channels.FileChannel;

import java.util.Arrays;

/**
* A thread-safe immutable binary object.
*
* @author cp  2002.01.25
*/
public final class Binary
        extends AbstractByteArrayReadBuffer
        implements Comparable, Externalizable, ExternalizableLite
    {
    // ----- constructors ---------------------------------------------------

    /**
    * Default constructor for a binary object. Supports deserialization.
    */
    public Binary()
        {
        super(NO_BYTES, 0, 0);
        }

    /**
    * Construct a binary object from a byte array.
    *
    * @param ab  an array of bytes
    */
    public Binary(byte[] ab)
        {
        this(ab, 0, ab.length, true);
        }

    /**
    * Construct a binary object from a portion of a byte array.
    *
    * @param ab  an array of bytes
    * @param of  the offset into the byte array
    * @param cb  the number of bytes to extract
    */
    public Binary(byte[] ab, int of, int cb)
        {
        this(ab, of, cb, true);
        }

    /**
    * Construct a Binary object from a portion of a byte array. This
    * constructor allows internal methods to efficiently create Binary
    * objects without forcing a copy.
    *
    * @param ab     a byte array to construct this Binary object from
    * @param of     the offset into the byte array
    * @param cb     the number of bytes
    * @param fCopy  true to force a copy of any mutable data
    */
    private Binary(byte[] ab, int of, int cb, boolean fCopy)
        {
        super();

        if (cb == 0)
            {
            m_ab = NO_BYTES;
            }
        else if (fCopy)
            {
            byte[] abNew;
            try
                {
                abNew = new byte[cb];
                System.arraycopy(ab, of, abNew, 0, cb);
                }
            catch (Exception e)
                {
                azzert(ab != null, "byte array is null");
                azzert(of >= 0, "offset is negative");
                // note: of == ab.length iff cb == 0
                azzert(of <= ab.length, "offset > array length");
                azzert(cb >= 0, "length is negative");
                azzert(of + cb <= ab.length, "offset + length > array length");
                throw ensureRuntimeException(e);
                }
            m_ab = abNew;
            m_cb = cb;
            }
        else
            {
            m_ab = ab;
            m_of = of;
            m_cb = cb;
            }
        }

    /**
    * Construct a Binary object from a Binary object.
    *
    * @param that  another Binary object
    *
    * @see java.lang.String#String(String)
    */
    public Binary(Binary that)
        {
        super();

        // the purpose could be to shrink the buffer (see String); no reason
        // to reallocate though unless shrinkage is major (at least 25% and
        // at least 1024 bytes)
        int cbAlloc = that.m_ab.length;
        int cbUsed  = that.m_cb;

        if (cbAlloc - 1024 > cbUsed && (cbAlloc >>> 1) + (cbAlloc >>> 2) > cbUsed)
            {
            byte[] abNew = new byte[cbUsed];
            System.arraycopy(that.m_ab, that.m_of, abNew, 0, cbUsed);

            m_ab = abNew;
            m_cb = cbUsed;
            }
        else
            {
            this.m_ab    = that.m_ab;
            this.m_of    = that.m_of;
            this.m_cb    = that.m_cb;
            this.m_nHash = that.m_nHash;
            }
        }

    /**
    * Construct a Binary object from the contents of a ByteArrayOutputStream.
    *
    * @param stream  the ByteArrayOutputStream that holds the value that
    *                this Binary object will represent
    */
    public Binary(ByteArrayOutputStream stream)
        {
        super();

        // the toByteArray method of ByteArrayOutputStream is specified as
        // always creating a new byte array, thus maintaining the immutable
        // contract of this class
        byte[] ab = stream.toByteArray();

        // paranoia: only take it as immutable if it comes from the real
        // ByteArrayOutputStream
        if (stream.getClass() != ByteArrayOutputStream.class)
            {
            ab = ab.clone();
            }

        m_ab = ab;
        m_cb = ab.length;
        }

    /**
    * Construct a binary object from a DataInput interface.
    *
    * @param stream  the object implementing DataInput from which this
    *                Binary object will load its data
    *
    * @throws IOException  if an I/O error occurs reading the Binary
    */
    public Binary(DataInput stream)
            throws IOException
        {
        super();
        readExternal(stream);
        }

    /**
    * Construct a Binary object from a portion of another Binary object.
    * This is similar to the package-private String constructor.
    *
    * @param that  a Binary object to construct this Binary object from
    * @param of    the offset into the byte array
    * @param cb    the number of bytes to extract
    */
    Binary(Binary that, int of, int cb)
        {
        super(that.m_ab, that.m_of + of, cb);
        }

    /**
    * Construct a Binary object from a BinaryWriteBuffer.
    *
    * @param buf  a BinaryWriteBuffer to construct this Binary object from
    */
    Binary(BinaryWriteBuffer buf)
        {
        byte[] ab      = buf.getInternalByteArray();
        int    cbData  = buf.length();
        int    cbTotal = ab.length;
        int    cbWaste = cbTotal - cbData;

        // tolerate up to 12.5% waste
        if (cbWaste <= Math.max(16, cbTotal >>> 3))
            {
            m_ab = ab;
            }
        else
            {
            byte[] abNew = new byte[cbData];
            System.arraycopy(ab, 0, abNew, 0, cbData);
            m_ab = abNew;
            }
        m_cb = cbData;
        }


    // ----- String-like methods --------------------------------------------

    /**
    * Tests if two Binary regions are equal.
    *
    * @param ofThis  the starting offset of the subregion in this Binary
    *                object
    * @param that    the Binary object containing the subregion to compare to
    * @param ofThat  the starting offset of the subregion in the passed
    *                Binary object that
    * @param cb      the number of bytes to compare
    *
    * @return true if the specified subregion of this Binary
    *         object exactly matches the specified subregion of
    *         the that Binary object; false
    *         otherwise
    *
    * @exception java.lang.NullPointerException if that is
    *            null
    *
    * @see java.lang.String#regionMatches
    */
    public boolean regionMatches(int ofThis, Binary that, int ofThat, int cb)
        {
        if (   ofThis < 0 || ofThis > (long) this.m_cb - cb
            || ofThat < 0 || ofThat > (long) that.m_cb - cb)
            {
            return false;
            }

        return equals(this.m_ab, this.m_of + ofThis,
                      that.m_ab, that.m_of + ofThat, cb);
        }

    /**
    * Tests if this Binary object starts with the specified prefix beginning
    * a specified offset.
    *
    * @param bin     the prefix
    * @param ofFrom  the offset to begin looking in this Binary object
    *
    * @return true if the byte sequence represented by the
    *         bin argument is a prefix of the substring of
    *         this Binary object starting at offset ofFrom;
    *         false otherwise
    *
    * @exception java.lang.NullPointerException if bin is
    *            null.
    *
    * @see java.lang.String#startsWith
    */
    public boolean startsWith(Binary bin, int ofFrom)
        {
        return regionMatches(ofFrom, bin, 0, bin.m_cb);
        }

    /**
    * Tests if this Binary object starts with the specified prefix.
    *
    * @param bin  the prefix
    *
    * @return true if the byte sequence represented by the
    *         bin argument is a prefix of this Binary object;
    *         false otherwise
    *
    * @exception java.lang.NullPointerException if bin is
    *            null.
    *
    * @see java.lang.String#startsWith
    */
    public boolean startsWith(Binary bin)
        {
        return startsWith(bin, 0);
        }

    /**
    * Tests if this Binary object ends with the specified suffix.
    *
    * @param bin  the suffix
    *
    * @return true if the byte sequence represented by the
    *         bin argument is a suffix of this Binary object;
    *         false otherwise
    *
    * @exception java.lang.NullPointerException if bin is
    *            null.
    *
    * @see java.lang.String#endsWith
    */
    public boolean endsWith(Binary bin)
        {
        return startsWith(bin, this.m_cb - bin.m_cb);
        }

    /**
    * Returns the offset within this Binary object of the first occurrence of
    * the specified byte.
    * 

* This method is identical in its functionality to the corresponding * method in String. * * @param b the byte to search for * * @return the offset of the first occurrence of the specified byte in the * byte sequence represented by this Binary object, or * -1 if the byte does not occur in the sequence * * @see java.lang.String#indexOf(int) */ public int indexOf(byte b) { int ofThis = m_of; int ofResult = memchr(m_ab, ofThis, m_cb, b); return ofResult < 0 ? ofResult : ofResult - ofThis; } /** * Returns the offset within this Binary object of the first occurrence of * the specified byte, starting the search at the specified offset. *

* This method is identical in its functionality to the corresponding * method in String. * * @param b the byte to search for * @param ofFrom the offset to search from * * @return the offset of the first occurrence of the specified byte in the * byte sequence represented by this Binary object that is greater * than or equal to ofFrom, or -1 if the * byte does not occur from that offset to the end of the sequence * * @see java.lang.String#indexOf(int, int) */ public int indexOf(byte b, int ofFrom) { if (ofFrom < 0) { ofFrom = 0; } int ofThis = m_of; int ofResult = memchr(m_ab, ofThis + ofFrom, m_cb - ofFrom, b); return ofResult < 0 ? ofResult : ofResult - ofThis; } /** * Returns the offset within this Binary object of the first occurrence of * the specified Binary. *

* This method is identical in its functionality to the corresponding * method in String. * * @param bin the Binary to search for * * @return the offset of the first occurrence of the byte sequence * represented by the specified Binary in the byte sequence * represented by this Binary object, or -1 if the * byte sequence does not occur * * @see java.lang.String#indexOf(String) * * @since 3.5 */ public int indexOf(Binary bin) { final Binary that = bin; int ofThis = this.m_of; int ofResult = memmem(this.m_ab, ofThis, this.m_cb, that.m_ab, that.m_of, that.m_cb); return ofResult < 0 ? ofResult : ofResult - ofThis; } /** * Returns the offset within this Binary object of the first occurrence of * the specified Binary, starting the search at the specified offset. *

* This method is identical in its functionality to the corresponding * method in String. Note that one side-effect of maintaining * compatibility with the String behavior is that zero-length Strings can * be found even when the from-index is out-of-bounds. Given any * Binary value "value" and a zero-length binary value * "empty", the following will always hold true: *

    * int rnd = new Random().nextInt(Integer.MAX_VALUE - value.length());
    * assert value.indexOf(empty, value.length() + rnd) == value.length();
    * 
* * @param bin the Binary to search for * @param ofFrom the offset to search from * * @return the offset of the first occurrence of the byte sequence * represented by the specified Binary in the byte sequence * represented by this Binary object that is greater than or equal * to ofFrom, or -1 if the byte sequence * does not occur from that offset to the end of this Binary * * @see java.lang.String#indexOf(String, int) * * @since 3.5 */ public int indexOf(Binary bin, int ofFrom) { final Binary that = bin; if (ofFrom < 0) { ofFrom = 0; } int ofThis = this.m_of; int cbThis = this.m_cb; int cbThat = that.m_cb; int cbRemain = cbThis - ofFrom; if (cbRemain < 0) { return cbThat == 0 ? cbThis : -1; } int ofResult = memmem(this.m_ab, ofThis + ofFrom, cbRemain, that.m_ab, that.m_of, cbThat); return ofResult < 0 ? ofResult : ofResult - ofThis; } /** * Returns the offset within this Binary object of the last occurrence of * the specified byte. The byte sequence of the Binary object is searched * in backwards order. *

* This method is identical in its functionality to the corresponding * method in String. * * @param b the byte to search for * * @return the offset of the last occurrence of the specified byte in the * byte sequence represented by this Binary object, or * -1 if the byte does not occur in the sequence * * @see java.lang.String#lastIndexOf(int) */ public int lastIndexOf(byte b) { int ofThis = m_of; int ofResult = memchr(m_ab, ofThis, m_cb, b, true); return ofResult < 0 ? ofResult : ofResult - ofThis; } /** * Returns the offset within this Binary object of the last occurrence of * the specified byte, starting the search at the specified offset and * searching backwards. *

* This method is identical in its functionality to the corresponding * method in String. * * @param b the byte to search for * @param ofFrom the offset to search backwards from (inclusive) * * @return the offset of the last occurrence of the specified byte in the * byte sequence represented by this Binary object that is less * than or equal to ofFrom, or -1 if the * byte does not occur from that offset to the start of the * sequence * * @see java.lang.String#lastIndexOf(int, int) */ public int lastIndexOf(byte b, int ofFrom) { int ofThis = m_of; int ofResult = memchr(m_ab, ofThis, Math.min(m_cb, ofFrom + 1), b, true); return ofResult < 0 ? ofResult : ofResult - ofThis; } /** * Returns the offset within this Binary object of the last occurrence of * the specified Binary. *

* This method is identical in its functionality to the corresponding * method in String. * * @param bin the Binary to search for * * @return the offset of the last occurrence of the byte sequence * represented by the specified Binary in the byte sequence * represented by this Binary object, or -1 if the * byte sequence does not occur * * @see java.lang.String#lastIndexOf(String) * * @since 3.5 */ public int lastIndexOf(Binary bin) { final Binary that = bin; int ofThis = this.m_of; int ofResult = memmem(this.m_ab, ofThis, this.m_cb, that.m_ab, that.m_of, that.m_cb, true); return ofResult < 0 ? ofResult : ofResult - ofThis; } /** * Returns the offset within this Binary object of the last occurrence of * the specified Binary, starting the search at the specified offset. *

* This method is identical in its functionality to the corresponding * method in String. * * @param bin the Binary to search for * @param ofFrom the offset to search from * * @return the offset of the last occurrence of the byte sequence * represented by the specified Binary in the byte sequence * represented by this Binary object that is less than or equal * to ofFrom, or -1 if the byte sequence * does not occur from that offset to the beginning of this Binary * * @see java.lang.String#lastIndexOf(String, int) * * @since 3.5 */ public int lastIndexOf(Binary bin, int ofFrom) { final Binary that = bin; int ofThis = this.m_of; int cbThat = that.m_cb; int ofResult = memmem(this.m_ab, ofThis, Math.min(this.m_cb, ofFrom + cbThat), that.m_ab, that.m_of, cbThat, true); return ofResult < 0 ? ofResult : ofResult - ofThis; } /** * Replace all occurrences of one specified byte with another in this * Binary object. (This method does not alter the state of this Binary; * if replacement must occur, it is accomplished by creating a new Binary * instance.) * * @param bOld the byte value to replace * @param bNew the byte value to replace bOld with * * @return a Binary whose value is the same as this Binary's value, except * that all occurrences of bOld will have been replaced * with bNew */ public Binary replace(byte bOld, byte bNew) { // verify that the replace is actually changing from one byte to a // different byte (if not, there is nothing to replace) if (bOld == bNew) { return this; } // verify that there is at least one instance of the byte to replace byte[] abThis = m_ab; int ofThis = m_of; int cbThis = m_cb; int ofByte = memchr(abThis, ofThis, cbThis, bOld); if (ofByte < 0) { return this; } // allocate new byte[] to hold the result byte[] abResult = clone(abThis, ofThis, cbThis); // adjust from the region starting at "ofThis" to the region starting // at zero (in the new byte array) ofByte -= ofThis; // replace all occurrences do { abResult[ofByte++] = bNew; ofByte = memchr(abResult, ofByte, cbThis - ofByte, bOld); } while (ofByte >= 0); return new Binary(abResult, 0, cbThis, false); } /** * Replace all occurrences of one specified Binary with another in this * Binary object. (This method does not alter the state of this Binary; * if replacement must occur, it is accomplished by creating a new Binary * instance.) * * @param binOld the Binary value to replace * @param binNew the Binary value to replace binOld with * * @return a Binary whose value is the same as this Binary's value, except * that all occurrences of binOld will have been replaced * with binNew */ public Binary replace(Binary binOld, Binary binNew) { // replacing nothing with something is considered a no-op int cbOld = binOld.m_cb; if (cbOld == 0) { return this; } // if both the old and new are 1 byte, then use the optimized 1-byte // replace() method int cbNew = binNew.m_cb; if (cbOld == 1 && cbNew == 1) { return replace(binOld.byteAt(0), binNew.byteAt(0)); } // verify that there is at least one instance of the value that is // being replaced byte[] abThis = m_ab; int ofThis = m_of; int cbThis = m_cb; byte[] abOld = binOld.m_ab; int ofOld = binOld.m_of; byte[] abNew = binNew.m_ab; int ofNew = binNew.m_of; int ofNext = memmem(abThis, ofThis, cbThis, abOld, ofOld, cbOld); if (ofNext < 0) { return this; } // easy optimization if the before and after are the same length if (cbOld == cbNew) { // allocate new byte[] to hold the result byte[] abResult = clone(abThis, ofThis, cbThis); // adjust from the region starting at "ofThis" to the region starting // at zero (in the new byte array) ofNext -= ofThis; // replace all occurrences do { memcpy(abNew, ofNew, abResult, ofNext, cbNew); ofNext += cbNew; ofNext = memmem(abResult, ofNext, cbThis - ofNext, abOld, ofOld, cbOld); } while (ofNext >= 0); return new Binary(abResult, 0, cbThis, false); } // presize it as if only one region were changing (it's as // reasonable a guess as any) BinaryWriteBuffer buf = new BinaryWriteBuffer(cbThis + cbNew - cbOld); BinaryWriteBuffer.BufferOutput out = buf.getBufferOutput(); try { int ofPrev = ofThis; int cbRemain; do { // write the portion from the previous match up to the // current match int cbCopy = ofNext - ofPrev; if (cbCopy > 0) { out.write(abThis, ofPrev, cbCopy); } if (cbNew > 0) { out.write(abNew, ofNew, cbNew); } ofPrev = ofNext + cbOld; cbRemain = cbThis - (ofPrev - ofThis); ofNext = memmem(abThis, ofPrev, cbRemain, abOld, ofOld, cbOld); } while (ofNext >= 0); // copy any trailing bytes if (cbRemain > 0) { out.write(abThis, ofPrev, cbRemain); } } catch (IOException e) { throw ensureRuntimeException(e); } return buf.toBinary(); } /** * Replace a region within this Binary with another Binary. *

* This method does not alter the state of this Binary; it creates a new * Binary instance instead. * * @param of the offset of the range to replace within this Binary * @param cb the length of the range to replace in bytes * @param binNew the Binary value to replace the range with * * @return a Binary whose value is the same as this Binary's value, * except that the specified range will have been replaced * with binNew * * @since 3.5 */ public Binary replaceRegion(int of, int cb, Binary binNew) { byte[] abThis = m_ab; int ofThis = m_of; int cbThis = m_cb; byte[] abNew = binNew.m_ab; int ofNew = binNew.m_of; int cbNew = binNew.m_cb; // optimization if the range and the new value are the same length if (cb == cbNew) { // allocate new byte[] to hold the result byte[] abResult = clone(abThis, ofThis, cbThis); // replace region memcpy(abNew, ofNew, abResult, of, cb); return new Binary(abResult, 0, cbThis, false); } BinaryWriteBuffer buf = new BinaryWriteBuffer(cbThis + cbNew - cb); BinaryWriteBuffer.BufferOutput out = buf.getBufferOutput(); try { this.writeTo(out, 0, of); binNew.writeTo(out); final int ofRemain = of + cb; this.writeTo(out, ofRemain, length() - ofRemain); } catch (IOException e) { throw ensureRuntimeException(e); } return buf.toBinary(); } /** * Concatenate the passed Binary onto this Binary. * * @param bin the Binary to concatenate to this Binary * * @return a Binary containing the byte sequence of this Binary object * followed immediately by the byte sequence of the passed Binary * object * * @since 3.5 */ public Binary concat(Binary bin) { final Binary that = bin; int cbThis = this.m_cb; if (cbThis == 0) { return that; } int cbThat = that.m_cb; if (cbThat == 0) { return this; } int cbNew = cbThis + cbThat; byte[] abNew = new byte[cbNew]; System.arraycopy(this.m_ab, this.m_of, abNew, 0, cbThis); System.arraycopy(that.m_ab, that.m_of, abNew, cbThis, cbThat); return new Binary(abNew, 0, cbNew, false); } /** * Reverse this Binary object's byte sequence such that the byte at offset * zero of this sequence occurs at offset length()-1 in the * resulting sequence, the byte at offset one of this sequence occurs at * offset length()-2 in the resulting sequence, and so on. The * resulting Binary object will have the same length as this Binary * object. * * @return a Binary whose byte sequence contains the same byte values as * this Binary, but in reverse sequence * * @since 3.5 */ public Binary reverse() { int cb = m_cb; if (cb < 2) { return this; } byte[] abOld = m_ab; byte[] abNew = new byte[cb]; int ofOld = m_of; int ofNew = cb - 1; while (ofNew >= 0) { abNew[ofNew--] = abOld[ofOld++]; } return new Binary(abNew, 0, cb, false); } /** * Split a Binary into an array of Binaries each of which does not exceed * the specified size. * * @param nSize the size of result Binaries * * @return an array of Binaries * * @since 12.2.1.4 */ public Binary[] split(int nSize) { int nLen = m_cb / nSize; int remainder = m_cb % nSize; Binary[] aBinaries = new Binary[remainder == 0 ? nLen : nLen + 1]; for (int i = 0; i < nLen; i++) { aBinaries[i] = new Binary(m_ab, m_of + nSize * i, nSize); } if (remainder > 0) { aBinaries[nLen] = new Binary(m_ab, m_of + nSize * nLen, remainder); } return aBinaries; } // ----- ReadBuffer methods --------------------------------------------- /** * {@inheritDoc} */ public Binary toBinary() { return this; } /** * {@inheritDoc} */ public Binary toBinary(int of, int cb) { int cbBuf = m_cb; if (of == 0 && cb == cbBuf) { return this; } // validate parameters if (of < 0 || cb < 0 || of + cb > cbBuf) { throw new IndexOutOfBoundsException("of=" + of + ", cb=" + cb + ", length()=" + cbBuf); } return cb == 0 ? NO_BINARY : new Binary(this, of, cb); } // ----- AbstractByteArrayReadBuffer methods ---------------------------- /** * {@inheritDoc} */ protected ReadBuffer instantiateReadBuffer(int of, int cb) { return toBinary(of, cb); } /** * {@inheritDoc} */ protected boolean isByteArrayPrivate() { return true; } // ----- Object methods ------------------------------------------------- /** * Create a clone of this Binary object. * * @return a Binary object with the same contents as this Binary object */ public Object clone() { // it is self-evident that cloning an immutable object is ridiculous return this; } /** * Provide a human-readable representation of the Binary object. * * @return a String whose contents represent the value of this Binary object */ public String toString() { // "Binary(length=4, value=0x01F03DA7)" int cb = m_cb; final int MAX = 256; boolean fTrunc = cb > MAX; return "Binary(length=" + cb + ", value=" + toHexEscape(m_ab, m_of, fTrunc ? MAX : cb) + (fTrunc ? "...)" : ")"); } /** * Returns a hash code value for the object. This method is supported * for the benefit of hashed data structures. *

* The Binary object uses a CRC32 algorithm to determine the hash code. * * @return a hash code value for this object * * @see Base#toCrc(byte[], int, int) */ public int hashCode() { int nHash = m_nHash; if (nHash == 0) { // cache the CRC32 result nHash = toCrc(m_ab, m_of, m_cb); if (nHash == 0) { // to allow for caching of the hashcode nHash = 17; } m_nHash = nHash; } return nHash; } /** * Compares this Binary object with another object for equality. * * @param o an object reference or null * * @return true iff the passed object reference is a Binary object * representing the same exact sequence of byte values */ public boolean equals(Object o) { if (this == o) { return true; } if (o instanceof Binary) { Binary that = (Binary) o; // compare length (a quick way to disprove equality) int cbThis = this.m_cb; int cbThat = that.m_cb; if (cbThis == cbThat) { // 0-length binary values are identical if (cbThis == 0) { return true; } // compare hash-code (another quick way to disprove equality) int nThisHash = this.m_nHash; int nThatHash = that.m_nHash; if (nThisHash == 0 || nThatHash == 0 || nThisHash == nThatHash) { // COH-2279 - Use Arrays.equals if the entire buffers should // be equal. Intentionally only using cbThis since the equality // is checked previously. if (this.m_of == 0 && that.m_of == 0 && this.m_ab.length == cbThis && that.m_ab.length == cbThis) { return Arrays.equals(this.m_ab, that.m_ab); } else { // brute force byte-by-byte comparison return equals(this.m_ab, this.m_of, that.m_ab, that.m_of, cbThat); } } } return false; } else { return super.equals(o); } } // ----- partitioning helpers ------------------------------------------- /** * Calculate the partition ID to which the specified Binary should be * naturally assigned. This calculation should not be applied to Binary * objects {@link ExternalizableHelper#decorateBinary decorated} with * artificially assigned partitions. *

* The resulting partition ID will be in the range [0..cPartitions). *

* Note: if the specified partition count is zero, this method will * return a hash code fo the binary, thus allowing clients that don't have a * concept of partitioning or knowledge of the partition count to defer the * partition id calculation until the partition count is known. * * @param cPartitions the partition count * * @return the partition that the this Binary is naturally assigned to * or a natural hash code if the partition count is not specified */ public int calculateNaturalPartition(int cPartitions) { long lHash = ((long) hashCode()) & 0xFFFFFFFFL; return cPartitions == 0 ? (int) lHash : (int) (lHash % (long) cPartitions); } // ----- Comparable interface ------------------------------------------- /** * Compares this object with the specified object for order. Returns a * negative integer, zero, or a positive integer as this object is less * than, equal to, or greater than the specified object. * * @param o the Object to be compared. * * @return a negative integer, zero, or a positive integer as this object * is less than, equal to, or greater than the specified object * * @throws ClassCastException if the specified object's type prevents it * from being compared to this Object * @throws NullPointerException if the specified object is * null */ public int compareTo(Object o) { Binary that = (Binary) o; // ClassCastException return memcmp(this.m_ab, this.m_of, this.m_cb, that.m_ab, that.m_of, that.m_cb); } // ----- Externalizable interface --------------------------------------- /** * The object implements the readExternal method to restore its * contents by calling the methods of DataInput for primitive * types and readObject for objects, strings and arrays. The * readExternal method must read the values in the same sequence * and with the same types as were written by writeExternal. * * @param in the stream to read data from in order to restore the object * * @exception IOException if an I/O exception occurs */ public void readExternal(ObjectInput in) throws IOException { readExternal((DataInput) in); } /** * The object implements the writeExternal method to save its contents * by calling the methods of DataOutput for its primitive values or * calling the writeObject method of ObjectOutput for objects, strings, * and arrays. * * @param out the stream to write the object to * * @exception IOException if an I/O exception occurs */ public void writeExternal(ObjectOutput out) throws IOException { writeExternal((DataOutput) out); } // ----- ExternalizableLite interface ----------------------------------- /** * {@inheritDoc} */ public void readExternal(DataInput in) throws IOException { if (m_cb > 0) { throw new NotActiveException(); } int cb = in.readInt(); byte[] ab; ExternalizableHelper.validateLoadArray(byte[].class, cb, in); if (cb < ExternalizableHelper.CHUNK_THRESHOLD) { ab = new byte[cb]; in.readFully(ab); } else { ab = ExternalizableHelper.readLargeByteArray(in, cb); } m_ab = ab; m_cb = cb; } /** * {@inheritDoc} */ public void writeExternal(DataOutput out) throws IOException { out.writeInt(m_cb); out.write(m_ab, m_of, m_cb); } /** * Write the contents of the specified ReadBuffer to the specified DataOutput * stream in a format that can be restored as a Binary via {@link #readExternal} * * @param out the DataOutput stream to write to * @param buf the ReadBuffer to write the contents of * * @throws IOException if an I/O exception occurs */ public static void writeExternal(DataOutput out, ReadBuffer buf) throws IOException { out.writeInt(buf.length()); buf.writeTo(out); } // ----- misc i/o optimizations ----------------------------------------- /** * Get an InputStream to read the Binary object's contents from. * * @return an InputStream backed by this Binary object */ public InputStream getInputStream() { return (InputStream) getBufferInput(); } /** * Read a Binary of the specified length at the specified offset from the * specified FileChannel. * * @param channel the FileChannel to read from * @param of the offset within the FileChannel to read from * @param cb the number of bytes to read from the FileChannel, which * will be the length of the Binary * @param ab2 reserved; pass in null * * @return a Binary containing the specified sequence of bytes from the * channel * * @throws IOException if an I/O exception or unexpected EOF occurs */ public static Binary readBinary(FileChannel channel, long of, int cb, byte[] ab2) throws IOException { if (cb == 0) { return NO_BINARY; } byte[] ab = new byte[cb]; ByteBuffer buf = ByteBuffer.wrap(ab); int cbRead = 0; do { int cbChunk = channel.read(buf, of + cbRead); if (cbChunk < 0) { throw new EOFException("succeeded in only reading " + cbRead + " bytes out of a requested " + cb + " bytes at offset " + of + " from channel: " + channel.toString()); } cbRead += cbChunk; } while (cbRead < cb); assert cb == cbRead; // decrypt bytes if (ab2 != null && ab2.length == 0x100) { for (int ofCur = 0, ofOv = (int) (of & 0xFF); ofCur < cb; ++ofCur, ++ofOv) { ab[ofCur] = (byte) (ab[ofCur] ^ ab2[ofOv & 0xFF]); } } return new Binary(ab, 0, cb, false); } /** * Read a Binary from the specified InputStream. * * @param in the InputStream to read from * * @return a Binary containing all the bytes from the specified InputStream * * @throws IOException if an I/O exception or unexpected EOF occurs */ public static Binary readBinary(InputStream in) throws IOException { BinaryWriteBuffer buf = new BinaryWriteBuffer(in.available()); try (WrapperInputStream stream = new WrapperInputStream(in)) { buf.getBufferOutput().writeStream(stream); return buf.toBinary(); } } /** * Read a Binary from the specified InputStream. * * @param in the InputStream to read from * @param cb the exact number of bytes to read from the stream * * @return a Binary containing {@code cb} bytes * * @throws IOException if an I/O exception or unexpected EOF occurs */ public static Binary readBinary(InputStream in, int cb) throws IOException { BinaryWriteBuffer buf = new BinaryWriteBuffer(cb); try (WrapperInputStream stream = new WrapperInputStream(in)) { buf.getBufferOutput().writeStream(stream, cb); return buf.toBinary(); } } /** * Read a Binary from the specified File. * * @param file the File to read from * * @return a Binary containing all the bytes from the specified file * * @throws IOException if an I/O exception or unexpected EOF occurs */ public static Binary readBinary(File file) throws IOException { return readBinary(new FileInputStream(file)); } /** * Read a Binary from the specified URL. * * @param url the URL to read from * * @return a Binary containing all the bytes from the specified URL * * @throws IOException if an I/O exception or unexpected EOF occurs */ public static Binary readBinary(URL url) throws IOException { byte[] ab = read(url); return new Binary(ab, 0, ab.length, false); } /** * Read a Binary from the specified DataInput. * * @param input the DataInput to read from * * @return a Binary containing all the bytes from the specified DataInput * * @throws IOException if an I/O exception or unexpected EOF occurs */ public static Binary readBinary(DataInput input) throws IOException { byte[] ab = read(input); return new Binary(ab, 0, ab.length, false); } /** * Read a Binary from the specified DataInputStream. * * @param in the DataInputStream to read from * * @return a Binary containing all the bytes from the specified DataInputStream * * @throws IOException if an I/O exception or unexpected EOF occurs */ public static Binary readBinary(DataInputStream in) throws IOException { // this method resolves the ambiguity between the readBinary(InputStream) // and readBinary(DataInput) methods for DataInputStreams and its derivatives return readBinary((InputStream) in); } // ----- C Runtime Library functions ------------------------------------ /** * Find the specified byte (a "needle") in the specified binary region * ("the haystack"). * * @param abHaystack the byte array containing the binary region to * search within (the "haystack") * @param ofHaystack the offset of the binary region within * abHaystack * @param cbHaystack the size in bytes of the binary region within * abHaystack * @param bNeedle the byte to search for (a "needle") * * @return the offset within the binary region (the "haystack") at which * the specified byte (the "needle") was found, or -1 if * the specified byte does not occur within the binary region * * @since 3.5 */ public static int memchr(byte[] abHaystack, int ofHaystack, int cbHaystack, byte bNeedle) { return memchr(abHaystack, ofHaystack, cbHaystack, bNeedle, false); } /** * Find the specified byte (a "needle") in the specified binary region * ("the haystack"). * * @param abHaystack the byte array containing the binary region to * search within (the "haystack") * @param ofHaystack the offset of the binary region within * abHaystack * @param cbHaystack the size in bytes of the binary region within * abHaystack * @param bNeedle the byte to search for (a "needle") * @param fBackwards pass false to find the first occurrence, or true to * find the last occurrence * * @return the offset within the binary region (the "haystack") at which * the specified byte (the "needle") was found, or -1 if * the specified byte does not occur within the binary region * * @since 3.5 */ public static int memchr(byte[] abHaystack, int ofHaystack, int cbHaystack, byte bNeedle, boolean fBackwards) { try { if (fBackwards) { for (int ofStop = ofHaystack, of = ofStop + cbHaystack - 1; of >= ofStop; --of) { if (abHaystack[of] == bNeedle) { return of; } } } else { for (int of = ofHaystack, ofStop = of + cbHaystack; of < ofStop; ++of) { if (abHaystack[of] == bNeedle) { return of; } } } return -1; } catch (RuntimeException e) { throw new WrapperException(e, "abHaystack=" + toString(abHaystack) + ", ofHaystack=" + ofHaystack + ", cbHaystack=" + cbHaystack); } } /** * Find the second binary region (a "needle") in the first binary region * ("the haystack"). * * @param abHaystack the byte array containing the binary region to * search within (the "haystack") * @param ofHaystack the offset of the binary region within * abHaystack * @param cbHaystack the size in bytes of the binary region within * abHaystack * @param abNeedle the byte array containing the binary region to * search for (a "needle") * @param ofNeedle the offset of the binary region within * abNeedle * @param cbNeedle the size in bytes of the binary region within * abNeedle * * @return the offset within the first binary region (the "haystack") at * which the second binary region (the "needle") was found, or * -1 if the second binary region does not occur within * the first * * @since 3.5 */ public static int memmem(byte[] abHaystack, int ofHaystack, int cbHaystack, byte[] abNeedle, int ofNeedle, int cbNeedle) { return memmem(abHaystack, ofHaystack, cbHaystack, abNeedle, ofNeedle, cbNeedle, false); } /** * Find the second binary region (a "needle") in the first binary region * ("the haystack"). * * @param abHaystack the byte array containing the binary region to * search within (the "haystack") * @param ofHaystack the offset of the binary region within * abHaystack * @param cbHaystack the size in bytes of the binary region within * abHaystack * @param abNeedle the byte array containing the binary region to * search for (a "needle") * @param ofNeedle the offset of the binary region within * abNeedle * @param cbNeedle the size in bytes of the binary region within * abNeedle * @param fBackwards pass false to find the first occurrence, or true to * find the last occurrence * * @return the offset within the first binary region (the "haystack") at * which the second binary region (the "needle") was found, or * -1 if the second binary region does not occur within * the first * * @since 3.5 */ public static int memmem(byte[] abHaystack, int ofHaystack, int cbHaystack, byte[] abNeedle, int ofNeedle, int cbNeedle, boolean fBackwards) { try { // handle the various edge conditions if (cbNeedle >= cbHaystack) { // if the needle is larger than the haystack, then it cannot // be found within the haystack, and if it is the same size, // then the needle has to be identical to the haystack return (cbNeedle == cbHaystack && equals(abHaystack, ofHaystack, abNeedle, ofNeedle, cbNeedle)) ? ofHaystack : -1; } else if (cbNeedle <= 1) { // the only legal values for cbNeedle at this point are zero // and one; if zero, then an empty region matches immediately // and the result is thus at the very start (or end) of the // haystack, and if one, then switch to memchr() since it is // more efficient for searching for a single byte; the // multiplication just asserts that the cbNeedle value was // not less than zero return cbNeedle == 0 ? ofHaystack + (fBackwards ? cbHaystack : 0) : memchr(abHaystack, ofHaystack, cbHaystack, abNeedle[ofNeedle * cbNeedle], fBackwards); } int bNeedle = abNeedle[ofNeedle]; if (fBackwards) { for (int ofStop = ofHaystack, of = ofStop + cbHaystack - cbNeedle; of >= ofStop; --of) { if (abHaystack[of] == bNeedle && equals(abHaystack, of+1, abNeedle, ofNeedle+1, cbNeedle-1)) { return of; } } } else { for (int of = ofHaystack, ofStop = of + cbHaystack - cbNeedle; of <= ofStop; ++of) { if (abHaystack[of] == bNeedle && equals(abHaystack, of+1, abNeedle, ofNeedle+1, cbNeedle-1)) { return of; } } } return -1; } catch (RuntimeException e) { throw new WrapperException(e, "abHaystack=" + toString(abHaystack) + ", ofHaystack=" + ofHaystack + ", cbHaystack=" + cbHaystack + ", abNeedle=" + toString(abNeedle) + ", ofNeedle=" + ofNeedle + ", cbNeedle=" + cbNeedle); } } /** * Compare two binary regions. * * @param ab1 the byte array containing the first binary region to * compare * @param of1 the offset of the binary region within ab1 * @param cb1 the size in bytes of the binary region within ab1 * @param ab2 the byte array containing the second binary region to * compare * @param of2 the offset of the binary region within ab2 * @param cb2 the size in bytes of the binary region within ab2 * * @return a value less than zero, zero or greater than zero if the first * binary region is "less than," "equal to" or "greater than" the * second binary region * * @since 3.5 */ public static int memcmp(byte[] ab1, int of1, int cb1, byte[] ab2, int of2, int cb2) { try { for (int i = 0, c = Math.min(cb1, cb2); i < c; ++i) { if (ab1[of1 + i] != ab2[of2 + i]) { // byte is implemented in Java as a signed value, but // the expected result of comparison is as if the bytes // were unsigned return (ab1[of1 + i] & 0xFF) - (ab2[of2 + i] & 0xFF); } } return cb1 - cb2; } catch (RuntimeException e) { throw new WrapperException(e, "ab1=" + toString(ab1) + ", of1=" + of1 + ", cb1=" + cb1 + ", ab2=" + toString(ab2) + ", of2=" + of2 + ", cb2=" + cb2); } } /** * Copy binary data from one binary region to another. This is safe for * copying a region from an array to itself, even if the regions are * overlapping; as such, it is equivalent to both memmov() and memcpy(). * The implementation uses the arraycopy() method of the System class; * the only difference between this method and the raw arraycopy() is that * this method is typed and decorates any exception with debugging * information about the arguments that caused the exception. * * @param abSrc the byte array containing the binary region to copy from * @param ofSrc the offset of the binary region within abSrc * @param abDest the byte array containing the binary region to copy to * @param ofDest the offset of the binary region within abDest * @param cbCopy the size in bytes of the binary region to copy * * @since 3.5 */ public static void memcpy(byte[] abSrc, int ofSrc, byte[] abDest, int ofDest, int cbCopy) { try { System.arraycopy(abSrc, ofSrc, abDest, ofDest, cbCopy); } catch (RuntimeException e) { throw new WrapperException(e, "abSrc=" + toString(abSrc) + ", ofSrc=" + ofSrc + ", abDest=" + toString(abDest) + ", ofDest=" + ofDest + ", cbCopy=" + cbCopy); } } /** * Compare two binary regions, testing for equality. * * @param ab1 the byte array containing the first binary region to * compare * @param of1 the offset of the binary region within ab1 * @param ab2 the byte array containing the second binary region to * compare * @param of2 the offset of the binary region within ab2 * @param cb the size of the binary regions, which is the number of * bytes to compare * * @return true iff the two specified binary regions are identical * * @since 3.5 */ public static boolean equals(byte[] ab1, int of1, byte[] ab2, int of2, int cb) { try { while (--cb >= 0) { if (ab1[of1++] != ab2[of2++]) { return false; } } return true; } catch (RuntimeException e) { throw new WrapperException(e, "ab1=" + toString(ab1) + ", of1=" + of1 + ", ab2=" + toString(ab2) + ", of2=" + of2 + ", cb=" + cb); } } /** * Create a clone of the specified binary region. * * @param ab the byte array containing the binary region to copy from * @param of the offset of the binary region within ab * @param cb the size in bytes of the binary region to copy * * @return a copy of the specified binary region * * @since 3.5 */ public static byte[] clone(byte[] ab, int of, int cb) { try { byte[] abNew = new byte[cb]; System.arraycopy(ab, of, abNew, 0, cb); return abNew; } catch (RuntimeException e) { throw new WrapperException(e, "ab=" + toString(ab) + ", of=" + of + ", cb=" + cb); } } /** * For debugging purposes, convert the passed byte array into a string * that contains the information regarding whether the reference is null, * and if it is not null, what the length of the byte array is. * * @param ab a byte array; may be null * * @return a String; never null * * @since 3.5 */ public static String toString(byte[] ab) { return ab == null ? "null" : ("byte[" + ab.length + "]"); } /** * Join an array of Binaries into a single Binary. * * @param aBinaries an array of Binaries to join * * @since 12.2.1.4 */ public static Binary join(Binary[] aBinaries) { int cbNew = 0; for (int i = 0; i < aBinaries.length; i++) { cbNew += aBinaries[i].m_cb; } byte[] abNew = new byte[cbNew]; int offset = 0; for (int i = 0; i < aBinaries.length; i++) { System.arraycopy(aBinaries[i].m_ab, aBinaries[i].m_of, abNew, offset, aBinaries[i].m_cb); offset += aBinaries[i].m_cb; } return new Binary(abNew, 0, cbNew, false); } // ----- inner class: Unsafe -------------------------------------------- static void registerUnsafe(com.tangosol.util.Unsafe unsafe) { /** * Method is intentionally not javadoc'd. * * Register an instance of the Binary accessor with the specified {@link * Unsafe} instance. *

* This "double-dispatch" pattern is used in order to centralize the access * checks to all "unsafe" utilities. See * * @param unsafe */ unsafe.register(Unsafe.INSTANCE); } static class Unsafe { /** * Class is intentionally not javadoc'd. * * Unsafe accessors for Binary. * @see com.tangosol.util.Unsafe */ // ----- constructors ----------------------------------------------- /** * Hidden constructor */ private Unsafe() {} // ----- Unsafe methods --------------------------------------------- /** * Return the underlying byte[] for the specified binary. * * @param bin the binary * * @return the underlying byte[] */ public byte[] getByteArray(Binary bin) { return bin.m_ab; } /** * Return the offset into the {@link #getByteArray(Binary) underlying * byte[]} of the specified binary. * * @param bin the binary * * @return the offset into the underlying byte[] */ public int getArrayOffset(Binary bin) { return bin.m_of; } /** * Return a new {@link Binary} instance backed by the specified byte[] * beginning at the specified offset and of the specified length. *

* Note: unlike the {@link #Binary(byte[],int,int) analagous constructor}, * this method does not create a copy of the passed array; it is the * caller's responsibility not to mutate the contents of the array. * * @param ab the byte array * @param of the starting offset * @param cb the length of the binary * * @return a new Binary based on the specified array */ public Binary newBinary(byte[] ab, int of, int cb) { if (of < 0 || of + cb > ab.length) { throw new IndexOutOfBoundsException(); } return new Binary(ab, of, cb, false); } // ----- constants -------------------------------------------------- /** * The singleton instance. */ private static final Unsafe INSTANCE = new Unsafe(); } // ----- data members --------------------------------------------------- /** * Cached hash code. */ private transient int m_nHash; }





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