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*/

#ifndef _TBB_scheduler_utility_H
#define _TBB_scheduler_utility_H

#include "scheduler.h"

namespace tbb {
namespace internal {

//------------------------------------------------------------------------
// auto_empty_task
//------------------------------------------------------------------------

//! Smart holder for the empty task class with automatic destruction
class auto_empty_task {
    task* my_task;
    generic_scheduler* my_scheduler;
public:
    auto_empty_task ( __TBB_CONTEXT_ARG(generic_scheduler *s, task_group_context* context) ) 
        : my_task( new(&s->allocate_task(sizeof(empty_task), __TBB_CONTEXT_ARG(NULL, context))) empty_task )
        , my_scheduler(s)
    {}
    // empty_task has trivial destructor, so there's no need to call it.
    ~auto_empty_task () { my_scheduler->free_task<small_local_task>(*my_task); }

    operator task& () { return *my_task; }
    task* operator & () { return my_task; }
    task_prefix& prefix () { return my_task->prefix(); }
}; // class auto_empty_task

//------------------------------------------------------------------------
// fast_reverse_vector
//------------------------------------------------------------------------

//! Vector that grows without reallocations, and stores items in the reverse order.
/** Requires to initialize its first segment with a preallocated memory chunk
    (usually it is static array or an array allocated on the stack).
    The second template parameter specifies maximal number of segments. Each next 
    segment is twice as large as the previous one. **/
template<typename T, size_t max_segments = 16>
class fast_reverse_vector
{
public:
    fast_reverse_vector ( T* initial_segment, size_t segment_size )
        : m_cur_segment(initial_segment)
        , m_cur_segment_size(segment_size)
        , m_pos(segment_size)
        , m_num_segments(0)
        , m_size(0)
    {
        __TBB_ASSERT ( initial_segment && segment_size, "Nonempty initial segment must be supplied");
    }

    ~fast_reverse_vector ()
    {
        for ( size_t i = 1; i < m_num_segments; ++i )
            NFS_Free( m_segments[i] );
    }

    size_t size () const { return m_size + m_cur_segment_size - m_pos; }

    void push_back ( const T& val )
    {
        if ( !m_pos ) {
            m_segments[m_num_segments++] = m_cur_segment;
            __TBB_ASSERT ( m_num_segments < max_segments, "Maximal capacity exceeded" );
            m_size += m_cur_segment_size;
            m_cur_segment_size *= 2;
            m_pos = m_cur_segment_size;
            m_cur_segment = (T*)NFS_Allocate( m_cur_segment_size * sizeof(T), 1, NULL );
        }
        m_cur_segment[--m_pos] = val;
    }

    //! Copies the contents of the vector into the dst array. 
    /** Can only be used when T is a POD type, as copying does not invoke copy constructors. **/
    void copy_memory ( T* dst ) const
    {
        size_t size = m_cur_segment_size - m_pos;
        memcpy( dst, m_cur_segment + m_pos, size * sizeof(T) );
        dst += size;
        size = m_cur_segment_size / 2;
        for ( long i = (long)m_num_segments - 1; i >= 0; --i ) {
            memcpy( dst, m_segments[i], size * sizeof(T) );
            dst += size;
            size /= 2;
        }
    }

protected:
    //! The current (not completely filled) segment
    T       *m_cur_segment;

    //! Capacity of m_cur_segment
    size_t  m_cur_segment_size;

    //! Insertion position in m_cur_segment
    size_t  m_pos;

    //! Array of filled segments (has fixed size specified by the second template parameter)
    T       *m_segments[max_segments];
    
    //! Number of filled segments (the size of m_segments)
    size_t  m_num_segments;

    //! Number of items in the segments in m_segments
    size_t  m_size;

}; // class fast_reverse_vector

} // namespace internal
} // namespace tbb

#endif /* _TBB_scheduler_utility_H */
