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// srecord - manipulate eprom load files
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#ifndef SRECORD_MEMORY_CHUNK_H
#define SRECORD_MEMORY_CHUNK_H
 
#include <stddef.h>
 
#include <srecord/memory/walker.h>
 
namespace srecord {
 
/**
  * The srecord::memory_chunk class is used to represent portion of memory.
  * Not all bytes are actually set, so there is a bit map of which bytes
  * actually contain data.
  */
class memory_chunk
{
public:
    enum {
    /**
      * The size value is the size, in bytes, of each memory chunk.
      *
      * @note
      *     Code that uses this value <b>shall not</b> assume that
      *     it is, or will ever be, a power of 2.  The compiler will
      *     optimize for you, don't do premature optimizations like bit
      *     masks and bit shifts.
      * @note
      *     If you change this value, you will have to change tests
      *     test/01/t0199a.sh and test/02/t0200a.sh to match,
      *     otherwise it will fail.  Make sure that interactions with
      *     srecord::output_filter_reblock are what you intended, too.
      */
    size = 7 * 256 };
 
    /**
      * The constructor.
      */
    memory_chunk(unsigned long address);
 
    /**
      * The copy constructor.
      */
    memory_chunk(const memory_chunk &);
 
    /**
      * The assignment operator.
      */
    memory_chunk &operator=(const memory_chunk &);
 
    /**
      * The destructor.
      */
    ~memory_chunk();
 
    /**
      * The set method is used to set the byte at the given offset within
      * the chunk.
      */
    void set(unsigned long offset, int value);
 
    /**
      * The get method is used to get the value at the given offset
      * within the chunk.
      */
    int get(unsigned long offset);
 
    /**
      * The get_p method is used to determine whether the byte at the
      * given offset within the chunk contains valid data.
      */
    bool set_p(unsigned long) const;
 
    /**
      * The walk method is used to iterate across all of the bytes which
      * are set within the chunk, calling the walker's observe method.
      */
    void walk(memory_walker::pointer) const;
 
    /**
      * The get_address method is used to get the address of the memory
      * chunk.  This is NOT the address of the first byte, it is the
      * chunk number.  To calculate the byte address, multiply by size.
      */
    unsigned long get_address() const { return address; }
 
    /**
      * The equal class method is used to determine wherther two memory
      * chunks are equal.  The must have the same address, the same bit
      * mask, and the same byte values on the valid bytes.
      */
    static bool equal(const memory_chunk &, const memory_chunk &);
 
    /**
      * The find_next_data method is used when iteratinbg across all of
      * the bytes set within the chunk.
      */
    bool find_next_data(unsigned long &, void *, size_t &) const;
 
    /**
      * The get_upper_bound method is used to determine the upper bound
      * (offset of last byte with valid data, plus one) of the chunk.
      * It returns a memory byte address, NOT the chunk offset.
      */
    unsigned long get_upper_bound() const;
 
    /**
      * The get_lower_bound method is used to determine the lower bound
      * (offset of first byte with valid data) of the chunk.
      * It returns a memory byte address, NOT the chunk offset.
      */
    unsigned long get_lower_bound() const;
 
private:
    /**
      * The address of the memory chunk.  This is NOT the address of
      * the first byte, it is the chunk number.  To calculate the byte
      * address, multiply by size.
      */
    unsigned long address;
 
    /**
      * The data array is used to remember the valus of valid data bytes.
      */
    unsigned char data[size];
 
    /**
      * The mask array is used to remember which values in the data
      * array contain valid values.
      */
    unsigned char mask[(size + 7) / 8];
 
    /**
      * The default constructor.  Do not use.
      */
    memory_chunk();
};
 
bool operator == (const srecord::memory_chunk &, const srecord::memory_chunk &);
bool operator != (const srecord::memory_chunk &, const srecord::memory_chunk &);
 
};
 
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#endif // SRECORD_MEMORY_CHUNK_H