/* * Copyright 2009-2014, Haiku, Inc. All Rights Reserved. * Distributed under the terms of the MIT License. * * Authors: * Bruno Albuquerque, bga@bug-br.org.br */ #ifndef _DYNAMIC_BUFFER_H #define _DYNAMIC_BUFFER_H #include #include class DynamicBuffer : public BDataIO { public: DynamicBuffer(size_t initialSize = 0); ~DynamicBuffer(); DynamicBuffer(const DynamicBuffer& buffer); // InitCheck() should be called to guarantee the object initialization // didn't fail. If it does not return B_OK, the initialization failed. status_t InitCheck() const; // Insert data at the end of the buffer. The buffer will be increased to // accomodate the data if needed. virtual ssize_t Write(const void* data, size_t size); // Remove data from the start of the buffer. Move the buffer start // pointer to point to the data following it. virtual ssize_t Read(void* data, size_t size); // Return a pointer to the underlying buffer. Note this will not // necessarily be a pointer to the start of the allocated memory as the // initial data may be positioned at an offset inside the buffer. In other // words, this returns a pointer to the start of data inside the buffer. unsigned char* Data() const; // Returns the actual buffer size. This is the amount of memory allocated // for the buffer. size_t Size() const; // Number of bytes of data still present in the buffer that can be // extracted through calls to Remove(). size_t BytesRemaining() const; // Dump some buffer statistics to stdout. void PrintToStream(); private: status_t _GrowToFit(size_t size, bool exact = false); unsigned char* fBuffer; size_t fBufferSize; size_t fDataStart; size_t fDataEnd; status_t fInit; }; #endif // _DYNAMIC_BUFFER_H