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/*
 * jtie_tconv_array.hpp
 */

#ifndef jtie_tconv_array_impl_hpp
#define jtie_tconv_array_impl_hpp

#include <assert.h> // not using namespaces yet
#include <jni.h>

#include "jtie_tconv_value.hpp"
#include "jtie_tconv_value_impl.hpp"
#include "jtie_tconv_object_impl.hpp"

// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Utilities for Java array <-> C array type conversions
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

/**
 * A class with helper methods to convert native arrays into Java arrays
 * and vice versa.
 * ArrayConv's function signatures support both, const and non-const base type
 * specializations.
 *
 * This class only documents prototypes, no functions are declared or
 * defined here, in order to have undefined type mappings result in a
 * compilation error.
 */
template< typename JA,
          typename CA >
struct ArrayConv {
    /**
     * Returns the body of the primitive array, or NULL if the operation
     * fails. 
     * The result is valid until releaseArrayElements() is called.
     * Returns a non-const C array to allow for use in non-const context.
     *
     * Pre condition:
     * - no JNI exception is pending: assert(!env->ExceptionCheck())
     * - argument: assert(j != NULL)
     * - argument: assert(env != NULL)
     *
     * Post condition:
     * - return value:
     *   non-NULL:
     *     - this thread has no pending JNI exception (!env->ExceptionCheck())
     *     - the return value is valid and initialized array
     *     - corresponding releaseArrayElements() must be called
     *   NULL:
     *     - this thread has a pending JNI exception (env->ExceptionCheck())
     *     - corresponding releaseArrayElements() must not be called
     */
#if 0 // disabled on purpose, only document function
    static CA
    getArrayElements(JNIEnv * env, JA j, jboolean * isCopy) {
        TRACE("CA ArrayConv.getArrayElements(JNIEnv *, JA, jboolean *)");
        (void)env; (void)j; (void)isCopy;
        static_assert(false, "missing specialization of array conversion");
        return 0;
    }
#endif // disabled on purpose, only document function

    /**
     * Informs the VM that the native code no longer needs access to elems.
     * Accepts a const C array to allow for use in const context.
     *
     * Pre condition:
     * - getArrayElements() has been called with 'j' and returned 'c'
     * - argument: assert(j != NULL)
     * - argument: assert(c != NULL)
     * - argument: assert(env != NULL)
     *
     * Post condition:
     * - In case of a pending exception (env->ExceptionCheck()), only these
     *   safe JNI functions have been called:
     *     - ExceptionOccurred
     *     - ExceptionDescribe
     *     - ExceptionClear
     *     - ExceptionCheck
     *     - ReleaseStringChars
     *     - ReleaseStringUTFchars
     *     - ReleaseStringCritical
     *     - Release<Type>ArrayElements
     *     - ReleasePrimitiveArrayCritical
     *     - DeleteLocalRef
     *     - DeleteGlobalRef
     *     - DeleteWeakGlobalRef
     *     - MonitorExit
     */
#if 0 // disabled on purpose, only document function
    static void
    releaseArrayElements(JNIEnv * env, JA j, const CA c, jint mode) {
        TRACE("void ArrayConv.releaseArrayElements(JNIEnv *, JA, const CA, jint)");
        (void)env; (void)j; (void)c; (void)mode;
        static_assert(false, "missing specialization of array conversion");
        return 0;
    }
#endif // disabled on purpose, only document function

    /**
     * Constructs a new primitive array object with elements from a buffer.
     * Accepts a const C array to allow for use in const context.
     *
     * Pre condition:
     * - no JNI exception is pending: assert(!env->ExceptionCheck())
     * - argument: assert(c != NULL)
     * - argument: assert(env != NULL)
     *
     * Post condition:
     * - return value:
     *   non-NULL:
     *     - this thread has no pending JNI exception (!env->ExceptionCheck())
     *     - the return value is a valid and initialized Java array 
     *   NULL:
     *     - a JNI exception is pending (env->ExceptionCheck())
     *
     *   In other words, any errors during the result conversion must be
     *   signaled by registering a Java exception with the VM.
     */
#if 0 // disabled on purpose, only document function
    static JA
    newArray(JNIEnv * env, jsize len, const CA c) {
        TRACE("JA ArrayConv.newArray(JNIEnv *, jsize, const CA)");
        (void)env; (void)len; (void)c;
        static_assert(false, "missing specialization of array conversion");
        return 0;
    }
#endif // disabled on purpose, only document function
};

/**
 * Implements ArrayConv on primitive array types.
 *
 * The JNI headers, but not the spec, of JDKs >= 1.4 declare the last
 * parameter of Set<Jtype>ArrayRegion(..., const J *) correctly as const
 */
template< typename JA,
          typename J,
          typename C,
          J * (JNIEnv::*GET)(JA, jboolean *),
          void (JNIEnv::*REL)(JA, J *, jint),
          JA (JNIEnv::*NEW)(jsize),
          void (JNIEnv::*SET)(JA, jsize, jsize, const J *) >
struct PrimArrayConvImpl {
    static C *
    getArrayElements(JNIEnv * env, JA j, jboolean * isCopy) {
        TRACE("C * PrimArrayConvImpl.getArrayElements(JNIEnv *, JA, jboolean *)");
        // XXX currently, only exact-width base type conversions supported
        assert(sizeof(J) == sizeof(C));
        assert(j != NULL);

        // init return value to error
        C * c = NULL;

        J * ja = (env->*GET)(j, isCopy);
        if (env->ExceptionCheck() != JNI_OK) {
            // exception pending
        } else {
            // the JNI Spec (1.4..6) on Get<PrimitiveType>ArrayElements is
            // not explicit on whether an exception has been registered 
            // when the operation returns NULL; so, better code defensively:
            if (ja == NULL) {
                const char * cl = "java/lang/AssertionError";
                const char * m = ("JTie: a JNI Get<PrimitiveType>ArrayElements"
                                  " function call returned NULL but has not"
                                  " registered an exception with the VM"
                                  " (file: " __FILE__ ")");
                registerException(env, cl, m);
            } else {
                // ok, convert pointer types
                c = reinterpret_cast< C * >(ja);
            }
        }
        return c;
    }

    static void
    releaseArrayElements(JNIEnv * env, JA j, const C * c, jint mode) {
        TRACE("void PrimArrayConvImpl.releaseArrayElements(JNIEnv *, JA, const C *, jint)");
        // XXX currently, only exact-width base type conversions supported
        assert(sizeof(J) == sizeof(C));
        assert(j != NULL);
        assert(c != NULL);

        if (c != NULL) {
            // ok to strip const, pinned arrays are not changed by release
            // and copies cannot be used after release
            C * ca = const_cast< C * >(c);
            // convert pointer types
            (env->*REL)(j, reinterpret_cast< J * >(ca), mode);
        }
    }

    static JA
    newArray(JNIEnv * env, jsize len, const C * c) {
        TRACE("JA PrimArrayConvImpl.newArray(JNIEnv *, jsize, const C *)");
        // XXX currently, only exact-width base type conversions supported
        assert(sizeof(J) == sizeof(C));
        assert(c != NULL);
        
        // init return value to error
        JA j = NULL;

        JA ja = (env->*NEW)(len);
        if (env->ExceptionCheck() != JNI_OK) {
            // exception pending            
        } else {
            // the JNI Spec (1.4..6) on New<PrimitiveType>Array is not
            // explicit on whether an exception has been registered when the 
            // operation returns NULL; so, better code defensively:
            if (ja == NULL) {
                const char * cl = "java/lang/AssertionError";
                const char * m = ("JTie: a JNI New<PrimitiveType>Array"
                                  " function call returned NULL but has not"
                                  " registered an exception with the VM"
                                  " (file: " __FILE__ ")");
                registerException(env, cl, m);
            } else {
                // convert pointer types
                const J * cjc = reinterpret_cast< const J * >(c);

                // copy values to Java array
                (env->*SET)(ja, 0, len, cjc);
                if (env->ExceptionCheck() != JNI_OK) {
                    // exception pending
                    assert(false); // coding error: invalid index
                } else {
                    // ok
                    j = ja;
                }
            }
        }
        return j;
    }

private:
    PrimArrayConvImpl() {
        // prohibit unsupported array type casts
        is_valid_primitive_type_mapping< J, C >();
    }
};

/**
 * Implements ArrayConv for Java Object array types.
 *
 * Please, note that on balance this type of object array mapping, while
 * having a few merits, has turned out inferior to other array mappings:  It
 * - comes with an unavoidable performance overhead (value-copy semantics)
 * - displays different argument conversion semantics (pass-by-value for
 *   Java-to-C while pass-by-reference for C-to-Java) and
 * - hence, complicates the usage and caller's object management (making it
 *   more error-prone to memory leaks or integrity errors), as well as
 * - hampers the maintenance of this class due to fine points in the code.
 *
 * The reason for the difficulties of this mapping stems from an asymmetry:
 * The natural 1-1 mapping of Java 'MyClass[]' is C 'MyClass**' while C
 * 'MyClass*', strictly speaking, has no Java Object array pendant, for
 * lack of notion of (contigous arrays of) embedded Java Objects.
 *
 * While assumed to work, this mapping has not been used and tested yet;
 * we're keeping it, for it still meets best Java programmers' expectations
 * for C object arrays to be mapped to Java Object[].
 */
template< typename J, typename C >
struct ObjectArrayConvImpl {
    static C *
    getArrayElements(JNIEnv * env, jobjectArray j, jboolean * isCopy) {
        TRACE("C * ObjectArrayConvImpl.getArrayElements(JNIEnv *, jobjectArray, jboolean *)");
        assert(j != NULL);

        // init return value to error
        C * c = NULL;

        const jsize n = env->GetArrayLength(j);
        if (env->ExceptionCheck() != JNI_OK) {
            // exception pending
            assert(false); // coding error: invalid argument
        } else {
            // ISO C++: 'new' throws std::bad_alloc if unsuccessful
            C * ca = new C[n];

            cstatus s = copyToCObjectArray(ca, j, n, env);
            if (s != 0) {
                // exception pending
                assert(env->ExceptionCheck() != JNI_OK);
                delete[] ca;
            } else {
                // assign isCopy out parameter
                if (isCopy != NULL) {
                    *isCopy
                        = ResultBasicT< jboolean, bool >::convert(true, env);
                }
                
                // ok
                c = ca;
            }
        }
        return c;
    }

    static void
    releaseArrayElements(JNIEnv * env, jobjectArray j, const C * c, jint mode) {
        TRACE("void ObjectArrayConvImpl.releaseArrayElements(JNIEnv *, jobjectArray, const C *, jint)");
        assert(j != NULL);
        assert(c != NULL);
        delete[] c;
    }

    static jobjectArray
    newArray(JNIEnv * env, jsize len, const C * c) {
        TRACE("jobjectArray ObjectArrayConvImpl.newArray(JNIEnv *, jsize, const C *)");
        assert(c != NULL);
        
        // init return value to error
        jobjectArray j = NULL;
        jobjectArray ja = NULL;

        // get a (local or global) class object reference
        jclass cls = ObjectResult< J *, C * >::J_ctor::getClass(env);
        if (cls == NULL) {
            // exception pending
        } else {
            J * ja = newJavaObjectArray(cls, len, env);            
            if (ja == NULL) {
                // exception pending
            } else {
                cstatus s = copyToJavaObjectArray(ja, c, len, env);
                if (s != 0) {
                    // exception pending
                    assert(env->ExceptionCheck() != JNI_OK);
                } else {
                    // ok
                    j = ja;
                }
            }

            // release reference (if needed)
            ObjectResult< J *, C * >::J_ctor::releaseRef(env, cls);
        }
        return j;
    }

private:
    // Returns a new Java Object array with all elements initialized to null;
    // in case of a NULL return, an exception is pending.
    static J *
    newJavaObjectArray(jclass cls, jsize n, JNIEnv * env);
    
    // Copies objects referred by a Java Object array over a C object array;
    // a non-zero return value indicates failure with an exception pending.
    static cstatus
    copyToCObjectArray(C * c, jobjectArray j, jsize n, JNIEnv * env);

    // Initializes a Java Object array with references from a C object array;
    // a non-zero return value indicates failure with an exception pending.
    static cstatus
    copyToJavaObjectArray(jobjectArray j, C * c, jsize n, JNIEnv * env);
};

template< typename J, typename C >
inline J *
ObjectArrayConvImpl< J, C >::
newJavaObjectArray(jclass cls, jsize n, JNIEnv * env) {
    assert(cls);

    // init return value to error
    J * j = NULL;

    jobjectArray ja = env->NewObjectArray(n, cls, NULL);
    if (env->ExceptionCheck() != JNI_OK) {
        // exception pending
    } else {
        // the JNI Spec (1.4..6) on NewObjectArray is not explicit on
        // whether an exception has been registered when the operation
        // returns NULL; so, better code defensively:
        if (ja == NULL) {
            const char * cl = "java/lang/AssertionError";
            const char * m = ("JTie: a JNI NewObjectArray function call"
                              " returned NULL but has not registered an"
                              " exception with the VM"
                              " (file: " __FILE__ ")");
            registerException(env, cl, m);
        } else {
            // ok
            j = ja;
        }
    }
    return j;
}

template< typename J, typename C >
inline cstatus
ObjectArrayConvImpl< J, C >::
copyToCObjectArray(C * c, jobjectArray j, jsize n, JNIEnv * env) {
    assert(j != NULL);
    assert(c != NULL);
    
    // init return value to error
    cstatus s = -1;

    // copy objects referenced from Java array to new array
    jsize i;
    for (i = 0; i < n; i++) {
        // get the Java array element
        _jobject * jfo = env->GetObjectArrayElement(j, i);
        if (env->ExceptionCheck() != JNI_OK) {
            // exception pending
            assert(false); // coding error: invalid index
            break;
        } 
        assert(env->ExceptionCheck() == JNI_OK);

        // get the instance referenced by Java array element
        _jtie_Object * jao = cast< _jtie_Object *, _jobject * >(jfo);
        if (jao == NULL) {
            const char * cl = "java/lang/IllegalArgumentException";
            const char * m = ("JTie: the Java Object array must not have"
                              " null as elements when mapped to a"
                              " C object array (file: " __FILE__ ")");
            registerException(env, cl, m);
            break;
        }
        assert(jao != NULL);
            
        // get the C/C++ object referenced by Java array element
        C * co = ObjectParam< _jtie_Object *, C * >::convert(s, jao, env);
        assert(s != 0 || co != NULL);
        if (s != 0) {
            // exception pending
            break;
        }
        assert(co != NULL);

        // copy referenced object to array element
        // - copy-by-value semantics for Java only knows object references;
        // - therefore, this mapping requires an accessible copy c'tor;
        // - asymmetry to copyToCObjectArray()'s reference semantics
        c[i] = *co;
    }
    if (i < n) {
        // exception pending
    } else {
        // ok
        s = 0;
    }
    
    return c;
}

template< typename J, typename C >
inline cstatus
ObjectArrayConvImpl< J, C >::
copyToJavaObjectArray(jobjectArray j, C * c, jsize n, JNIEnv * env) {
    assert(c != NULL);
    assert(j != NULL);
    
    // init return value to error
    cstatus s = -1;

    // copy C object references to Java array
    jsize i;
    for (i = 0; i < n; i++) {
        // obtain reference to array element
        // - no need for value-copy, would burden app's object management
        // - asymmetry to copyToJavaObjectArray()'s value-copy semantics
        C * co = c + i;

        // get a Java object reference
        J * jao = ObjectResult< J *, C * >::convert(co, env);
        if (jao == NULL) {
            // exception pending
            assert(env->ExceptionCheck() != JNI_OK);
            break;
        }
        assert(jao != NULL);

        // set the Java array element
        _jobject * jfo = cast< _jobject *, J * >(jao);
        env->SetObjectArrayElement(j, i, jfo);
        if (env->ExceptionCheck() != JNI_OK) {
            // exception pending
            assert(false); // coding error: invalid index or jao not subclass
            break;
        } 
        assert(env->ExceptionCheck() == JNI_OK);
    }
    if (i < n) {
        // exception pending
    } else {
        // ok
        s = 0;
    }
    
    return c;
}

// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Specializations for array conversions
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

// Avoid mapping types by broad, generic rules, which easily results in
// template instantiation ambiguities for non-primitive types.  Therefore,
// we enumerate all specicializations for primitive types.

// extend specializations to array of const
// Not sure why this generalized const specialization
//   template< typename JA,
//             typename CA >
//   struct ArrayConv< JA, const CA > : ArrayConv< JA, CA > {};
// doesn't resolve (no effect); specializing individually for each type then.

// specialize arrays conversion helper (for non-const and const)
#define JTIE_SPECIALIZE_ARRAY_TYPE_HELPER( JA, J, JN, C )               \
    template<>                                                          \
    struct ArrayConv< JA, C * >                                         \
        : PrimArrayConvImpl< JA, J, C,                                  \
                         &JNIEnv::Get##JN##ArrayElements,               \
                         &JNIEnv::Release##JN##ArrayElements,           \
                         &JNIEnv::New##JN##Array,                       \
                         &JNIEnv::Set##JN##ArrayRegion > {};            \
    template<>                                                          \
    struct ArrayConv< JA, const C * >                                   \
        : ArrayConv< JA, C * > {};

// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Specializations for exact-width type array conversions
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

JTIE_SPECIALIZE_ARRAY_TYPE_HELPER(jbooleanArray, jboolean, Boolean, bool)

JTIE_SPECIALIZE_ARRAY_TYPE_HELPER(jbyteArray, jbyte, Byte, char)
JTIE_SPECIALIZE_ARRAY_TYPE_HELPER(jbyteArray, jbyte, Byte, signed char)
JTIE_SPECIALIZE_ARRAY_TYPE_HELPER(jbyteArray, jbyte, Byte, unsigned char)

JTIE_SPECIALIZE_ARRAY_TYPE_HELPER(jfloatArray, jfloat, Float, float)
JTIE_SPECIALIZE_ARRAY_TYPE_HELPER(jdoubleArray, jdouble, Double, double)


// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Specializations for variable-width type array conversions
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

// jshort in LP32, ILP32, LP64, ILP64, LLP64
JTIE_SPECIALIZE_ARRAY_TYPE_HELPER(jshortArray, jshort, Short, signed short)
JTIE_SPECIALIZE_ARRAY_TYPE_HELPER(jshortArray, jshort, Short, unsigned short)

// jshort in LP32
JTIE_SPECIALIZE_ARRAY_TYPE_HELPER(jshortArray, jshort, Short, signed int)
JTIE_SPECIALIZE_ARRAY_TYPE_HELPER(jshortArray, jshort, Short, unsigned int)

// jint in ILP32, LP64, LLP64
JTIE_SPECIALIZE_ARRAY_TYPE_HELPER(jintArray, jint, Int, signed int)
JTIE_SPECIALIZE_ARRAY_TYPE_HELPER(jintArray, jint, Int, unsigned int)

// jint in LP32, ILP32, LLP64
JTIE_SPECIALIZE_ARRAY_TYPE_HELPER(jintArray, jint, Int, signed long)
JTIE_SPECIALIZE_ARRAY_TYPE_HELPER(jintArray, jint, Int, unsigned long)

// jlong in ILP64
JTIE_SPECIALIZE_ARRAY_TYPE_HELPER(jlongArray, jlong, Long, signed int)
JTIE_SPECIALIZE_ARRAY_TYPE_HELPER(jlongArray, jlong, Long, unsigned int)

// jlong in LP64, ILP64
JTIE_SPECIALIZE_ARRAY_TYPE_HELPER(jlongArray, jlong, Long, signed long)
JTIE_SPECIALIZE_ARRAY_TYPE_HELPER(jlongArray, jlong, Long, unsigned long)

// jlong in LLP64
JTIE_SPECIALIZE_ARRAY_TYPE_HELPER(jlongArray, jlong, Long, signed long long)
JTIE_SPECIALIZE_ARRAY_TYPE_HELPER(jlongArray, jlong, Long, unsigned long long)

// jdouble
JTIE_SPECIALIZE_ARRAY_TYPE_HELPER(jdoubleArray, jdouble, Double, long double)

// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

#endif // jtie_tconv_array_impl_hpp
