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package org.apache.geode.internal.cache;

import org.apache.geode.internal.offheap.StoredObject;
import org.apache.geode.internal.offheap.annotations.Unretained;

/**
 * Used to fetch a record's raw bytes and user bits. The actual data length in byte array may be
 * less than the size of the byte array itself. An integer field contains the valid length. This
 * class is used exclusively by the Oplog Compactor for rolling the entries. The reason for this
 * class is to reuse the underlying byte array for rolling multiple entries there by reducing the
 * garbage.
 * 
 * @since GemFire 5.5
 */
public class BytesAndBitsForCompactor {
  /**
   * If offHeapData is set then ignore the "data" and "validLength" fields. The offHeapData field is
   * unretained so it can only be used while the RegionEntry is still synced. When done with the
   * offHeapData, null it out if you want to reuse the byte[] later.
   */
  private @Unretained StoredObject offHeapData;
  private byte[] data;
  private byte userBits = 0;
  // length of the data present in the byte array
  private int validLength;
  private static final byte[] INIT_FOR_WRAPPER = new byte[0];
  // boolean indicating if the object can be reused.
  // Typically if the data stores the reference of a value byte [] directly
  // from the RegionEntry than this byte array cannot be reused for
  // storing another entry's data
  private boolean isReusable;

  public BytesAndBitsForCompactor() {
    this.data = INIT_FOR_WRAPPER;
    // this.userBits = userBits;
    this.validLength = INIT_FOR_WRAPPER.length;
    this.isReusable = true;
  }


  public final StoredObject getOffHeapData() {
    return this.offHeapData;
  }

  public final byte[] getBytes() {
    return this.data;
  }

  public final byte getBits() {
    return this.userBits;
  }

  public final int getValidLength() {
    return this.validLength;
  }

  public boolean isReusable() {
    return this.isReusable;
  }

  /**
   * 
   * @param data byte array storing the data
   * @param userBits byte with appropriate bits set
   * @param validLength The number of bytes representing the data , starting from 0 as offset
   * @param isReusable true if this object is safe for reuse as a data holder
   */
  public void setData(byte[] data, byte userBits, int validLength, boolean isReusable) {
    this.data = data;
    this.userBits = userBits;
    this.validLength = validLength;
    this.isReusable = isReusable;
  }

  public void setOffHeapData(StoredObject so, byte userBits) {
    this.offHeapData = so;
    this.userBits = userBits;
  }
}