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package org.apache.druid.query.topn;

import org.apache.druid.segment.historical.HistoricalCursor;

final class TopNUtils
{
  /**
   * Returns Object, so javac couldn't remove cast in methods like
   * {@link HistoricalSingleValueDimSelector1SimpleDoubleAggPooledTopNScannerPrototype#scanAndAggregate}. That cast is
   * needed, because when TopNScannerPrototype is specialized, occurrences of {@link org.apache.druid.segment.data.Offset} are
   * replaced with the specific Offset subtype in the TopNScannerPrototype bytecode, via {@link
   * org.apache.druid.query.monomorphicprocessing.SpecializationService#getSpecializationState(Class, String,
   * com.google.common.collect.ImmutableMap)}, providing ImmutableMap.of(Offset.class, specificOffsetSubtype) as the
   * classRemapping argument.
   *
   * Casting to the specific Offset subtype helps Hotspot JIT (OpenJDK 8) to generate better assembly. It shouldn't be
   * so, because the Offset subtype is still always the same (otherwise cast wouldn't be possible), so JIT should
   * generate equivalent code. In OpenJDK 9 Hotspot could be improved and this "casting hack" is not needed anymore.
   *
   * TODO check if offset.clone() is also necessary for generating better assembly, or it could be removed.
   *
   * See also javadoc comments to methods, where this method is used.
   */
  static Object copyOffset(HistoricalCursor cursor)
  {
    return cursor.getOffset().clone();
  }

  private TopNUtils()
  {
  }
}