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you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
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Contributors:  Thomas Maurer
*/

//
// BitMask2.cpp
//

#include "BitMask2.h"
#include <algorithm>
#include <cstring>
#include <iostream>
#include <cassert>

NAMESPACE_LERC_START

// -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ;

BitMask2::BitMask2() : m_pBits(NULL), m_nCols(0), m_nRows(0)
{
}

// -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ;

BitMask2::BitMask2(int nCols, int nRows) : m_pBits(NULL), m_nCols(0), m_nRows(0)
{
  SetSize(nCols, nRows);
}

// -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ;

BitMask2::BitMask2(const BitMask2& src) : m_pBits(NULL), m_nCols(0), m_nRows(0)
{
  SetSize(src.m_nCols, src.m_nRows);
  if (m_pBits && src.m_pBits)
    memcpy(m_pBits, src.m_pBits, Size());
}

// -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ;

BitMask2& BitMask2::operator= (const BitMask2& src)
{
  if (this == &src) return *this;

  SetSize(src.m_nCols, src.m_nRows);
  if (src.m_pBits)
    memcpy(m_pBits, src.m_pBits, Size());

  return *this;
}

// -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ;

bool BitMask2::SetSize(int nCols, int nRows)
{
  if (nCols != m_nCols || nRows != m_nRows)
  {
    Clear();
    m_nCols = nCols;
    m_nRows = nRows;
    m_pBits = new Byte[Size()];
  }
  return m_pBits != NULL;
}

// -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ;
//
// Count of set bits in a byte, done in 7 32bit instructions
// Adds every two bits sideways, makes four copies, masks each of the four results
// the last multiplication adds the four results together in the top nibble
// This is potentially slower for input data
//
static inline int csb(unsigned int v) {
    return ((((v - ((v >> 1) & 0x55)) * 0x1010101) & 0x30c00c03) * 0x10040041) >> 0x1c;
}

// Number of bits set.
// We really only need to know if full, empty or in between
int BitMask2::CountValidBits() const
{
  assert(Size());
  const Byte* ptr = m_pBits;
  int sum = 0;

  // The first loop is in multiples of four, to let the compiler optimize
  for (int i = 0; i < (Size()/4) * 4; i++)
      sum += csb(*ptr++);
  // Second loop for the leftover bytes, up to three
  for (int i = 0; i < Size() % 4; i++)
      sum += csb(*ptr++);

  // Subtract the defined bits potentially contained in the last byte
  // Number of undefined bytes is (C*R)%8
  // The undefined bits are at the low bit position, use a mask for them
  sum -= csb((*--ptr) & ((1 << ((m_nCols * m_nRows) % 8)) -1));

  return sum;
}

// -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ;

void BitMask2::Clear()
{
  delete[] m_pBits;
  m_pBits = NULL;
  m_nCols = 0;
  m_nRows = 0;
}

// -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ;

NAMESPACE_LERC_END