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kraken/KREngine/kraken/KRDataBlock.h
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//
// KRDataBlock.h
// KREngine
//
// Copyright 2012 Kearwood Gilbert. All rights reserved.
//
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//
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//
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//
#ifndef KREngine_KRDataBlock_h
#define KREngine_KRDataBlock_h
#include "KREngine-common.h"
class KRDataBlock {
public:
KRDataBlock();
KRDataBlock(void *data, size_t size);
~KRDataBlock();
// Encapsulate a pointer. Note - The pointer will not be free'ed
bool load(void *data, size_t size);
// Load a file into memory using mmap. The data pointer will be protected as read-only until append() or expand() is called
bool load(const std::string &path);
// Save the data to a file.
bool save(const std::string& path);
// Create a KRDataBlock encapsulating a sub-region of this block. The caller is responsible to free the object.
KRDataBlock *getSubBlock(int start, int length);
// Append data to the end of the block, increasing the size of the block and making it read-write.
void append(void *data, size_t size);
// Append data to the end of the block, increasing the size of the block and making it read-write.
void append(KRDataBlock &data);
// Append string to the end of the block, increasing the size of the block and making it read-write. The null terminating character is included
void append(const std::string &s);
// Expand or shrink the data block, and switch it to read-write mode. Note - this may result in a mmap'ed file being copied to malloc'ed ram and then closed
void expand(size_t size);
// Unload a file, releasing any mmap'ed file handles or malloc'ed ram that was in use
void unload();
// Return a pointer to the start of the data block
void *getStart();
// Return a pointer to the one byte after the end of the data block
void *getEnd();
// Return the size of the data block. Use append() or expand() to make the data block larger
size_t getSize() const;
// Get the contents as a string
std::string getString();
// Copy the entire data block to the destination pointer
void copy(void *dest);
// Copy a range of data to the destination pointer
void copy(void *dest, int start, int count);
// Lock the memory, forcing it to be loaded into a contiguous block of address space
void lock();
// Unlock the memory, releasing the address space for use by other allocations
void unlock();
private:
void *m_data;
size_t m_data_size;
size_t m_data_offset;
// For memory mapped objects:
int m_fdPackFile;
std::string m_fileName;
KRDataBlock *m_fileOwnerDataBlock;
void *m_mmapData;
// For malloc'ed objects:
bool m_bMalloced;
// Lock refcount
int m_lockCount;
// Read-only allocation
bool m_bReadOnly;
// Assert if not locked
void assertLocked();
};
#endif