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package org.apache.commons.lang3;

import java.util.Objects;
import java.util.Random;

/**
 * Generates random integers of specific bit length.
 *
 * 

* It is more efficient than calling Random.nextInt(1 << nbBits). It uses a cache of cacheSize random bytes that it replenishes when it gets empty. This is * especially beneficial for SecureRandom Drbg implementations, which incur a constant cost at each randomness generation. *

* *

* Used internally by RandomStringUtils. *

* *

* #NotThreadSafe# *

*/ final class CachedRandomBits { private final Random random; private final byte[] cache; /** * Index of the next bit in the cache to be used. * *
    *
  • bitIndex=0 means the cache is fully random and none of the bits have been used yet.
  • *
  • bitIndex=1 means that only the LSB of cache[0] has been used and all other bits can be used.
  • *
  • bitIndex=8 means that only the 8 bits of cache[0] has been used.
  • *
*/ private int bitIndex; /** * Creates a new instance. * * @param cacheSize number of bytes cached (only affects performance) * @param random random source */ CachedRandomBits(final int cacheSize, final Random random) { if (cacheSize <= 0) { throw new IllegalArgumentException("cacheSize must be positive"); } this.cache = new byte[cacheSize]; this.random = Objects.requireNonNull(random, "random"); this.random.nextBytes(this.cache); this.bitIndex = 0; } /** * Generates a random integer with the specified number of bits. * * @param bits number of bits to generate, MUST be between 1 and 32 * @return random integer with {@code bits} bits */ public int nextBits(final int bits) { if (bits > 32 || bits <= 0) { throw new IllegalArgumentException("number of bits must be between 1 and 32"); } int result = 0; int generatedBits = 0; // number of generated bits up to now while (generatedBits < bits) { if (bitIndex >> 3 >= cache.length) { // we exhausted the number of bits in the cache // this should only happen if the bitIndex is exactly matching the cache length assert bitIndex == cache.length * 8; random.nextBytes(cache); bitIndex = 0; } // generatedBitsInIteration is the number of bits that we will generate // in this iteration of the while loop int generatedBitsInIteration = Math.min(8 - (bitIndex & 0x7), bits - generatedBits); result = result << generatedBitsInIteration; result |= (cache[bitIndex >> 3] >> (bitIndex & 0x7)) & ((1 << generatedBitsInIteration) - 1); generatedBits += generatedBitsInIteration; bitIndex += generatedBitsInIteration; } return result; } }




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