jkxr/Projects/Android/jni/OpenJK/code/Ratl/ratl_common.h

/*
===========================================================================
Copyright (C) 2000 - 2013, Raven Software, Inc.
Copyright (C) 2001 - 2013, Activision, Inc.
Copyright (C) 2013 - 2015, OpenJK contributors

This file is part of the OpenJK source code.

OpenJK is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
under the terms of the GNU General Public License version 2 as
published by the Free Software Foundation.

This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
GNU General Public License for more details.

You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
along with this program; if not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
===========================================================================
*/

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// RAVEN STANDARD TEMPLATE LIBRARY
//  (c) 2002 Activision
//
//
// Common
// ------
// The raven libraries contain a number of common defines, enums, and typedefs which
// need to be accessed by all templates.  Each of these is included here.
//
// Also included is a safeguarded assert file for all the asserts in RTL.
//
// This file is included in EVERY TEMPLATE, so it should be very light in order to
// reduce compile times.
//
//
// Format
// ------
// In order to simplify code and provide readability, the template library has some
// standard formats.  Any new templates or functions should adhere to these formats:
//
// - All memory is statically allocated, usually by parameter SIZE
// - All classes provide an enum which defines constant variables, including CAPACITY
// - All classes which moniter the number of items allocated provide the following functions:
//     size()   - the number of objects
//     empty()  - does the container have zero objects
//     full()   - does the container have any room left for more objects
//     clear()  - remove all objects
//
//
// - Functions are defined in the following order:
//     Capacity
//     Constructors  (copy, from string, etc...)
//     Range		 (size(), empty(), full(), clear(), etc...)
//     Access        (operator[], front(), back(), etc...)
//     Modification  (add(), remove(), push(), pop(), etc...)
//     Iteration     (begin(), end(), insert(), erase(), find(), etc...)
//
//
// NOTES:
//
//
//
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
#if !defined(RATL_COMMON_INC)
#define RATL_COMMON_INC

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Includes
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
#if !defined(ASSERT_H_INC)
#include <assert.h>
#define ASSERT_H_INC
#endif

#if !defined(STRING_H_INC)
#include <string.h>
#define STRING_H_INC
#endif


////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Forward Dec.
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
class hfile;



// I don't know why this needs to be in the global namespace, but it does
class TRatlNew;
inline void *operator new(size_t,TRatlNew *where)
{
	return where;
}

inline void operator delete(void *, TRatlNew *)
{
	return;
}

namespace ratl
{



#ifdef _DEBUG
extern int HandleSaltValue; //this is used in debug for global uniqueness of handles
extern int FoolTheOptimizer; //this is used to make sure certain things aren't optimized out
#endif

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// All Raven Template Library Internal Memory Operations
//
// This is mostly for future use.  For now, they only provide a simple interface with
// a couple extra functions (eql and clr).
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
namespace	mem
{
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// The Align Struct Is The Root Memory Structure for Inheritance and Object Semantics
//
// In most cases, we just want a simple int.  However, sometimes we need to use an
// unsigned character array
//
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
#if defined(_MSC_VER) && !defined(__MWERKS__)
	struct alignStruct
	{
		int space;
	};
#else
	struct alignStruct
	{
		unsigned char space[16];
	} __attribute__ ((aligned(16)));
#endif

	inline void*	cpy( void *dest, const void *src, size_t count )
	{
		return memcpy(dest, src, count);
	}
	inline void*	set( void *dest, int c, size_t count )
	{
		return memset(dest, c, count);
	}
	inline int		cmp( const void *buf1, const void *buf2, size_t count )
	{
		return memcmp( buf1, buf2, count );
	}
	inline bool	eql( const void *buf1, const void *buf2, size_t count )
	{
		return (memcmp( buf1, buf2, count )==0);
	}
	inline void*	zero( void *dest, size_t count )
	{
		return memset(dest, 0, count);
	}

	template<class T>
	inline 	void	cpy( T *dest, const T *src)
	{
		cpy(dest, src, sizeof(T));
	}
	template<class T>
	inline 	void	set(T *dest, int c)
	{
		set(dest, c, sizeof(T));
	}

	template<class T>
	inline 	void	swap(T *s1, T *s2)
	{
		unsigned char temp[sizeof(T)];
		cpy((T *)temp,s1);
		cpy(s1,s2);
		cpy(s2,(T *)temp);
	}

	template<class T>
	inline 	int		cmp( const T *buf1, const T *buf2)
	{
		return cmp( buf1, buf2, sizeof(T) );
	}

	template<class T>
	inline 	bool	eql( const T *buf1, const T *buf2)
	{
		return cmp( buf1, buf2,sizeof(T))==0;
	}

	template<class T>
	inline 	void	zero( T *dest )
	{
		return set(dest, 0, sizeof(T));
	}
}

namespace str
{
	inline size_t		len(const char *src)
	{
		return strlen(src);
	}

	inline void	cpy(char *dest,const char *src)
	{
		strcpy(dest,src);
	}

	inline void	ncpy(char *dest,const char *src,size_t destBufferLen)
	{
		strncpy(dest,src,destBufferLen);
	}

	inline void	cat(char *dest,const char *src)
	{
		strcat(dest,src);
	}

	inline void	ncat(char *dest,const char *src,size_t destBufferLen)
	{
		ncpy(dest+len(dest),src,destBufferLen-len(dest));
	}

	inline int		cmp(const char *s1,const char *s2)
	{
		return strcmp(s1,s2);
	}
	inline bool	eql(const char *s1,const char *s2)
	{
		return !strcmp(s1,s2);
	}
	inline int		icmp(const char *s1,const char *s2)
	{
		return Q_stricmp(s1,s2);
	}
	inline int		cmpi(const char *s1,const char *s2)
	{
		return Q_stricmp(s1,s2);
	}
	inline bool	ieql(const char *s1,const char *s2)
	{
		return !Q_stricmp(s1,s2);
	}
	inline bool	eqli(const char *s1,const char *s2)
	{
		return !Q_stricmp(s1,s2);
	}

	inline char	*tok(char *s,const char *gap)
	{
		return strtok(s,gap);
	}
}


////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// The Raven Template Library Compile Assert
//
// If, during compile time the stuff under (condition) is zero, this code will not
// compile.
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
template<int condition>
class	compile_assert
{
#ifdef _DEBUG
	int	junk[(1 - (2 * !condition))];		// Look At Where This Was Being Compiled
public:
	compile_assert()
	{
		assert(condition);
		junk[0]=FoolTheOptimizer++;
	}
	int operator()()
	{
		assert(condition);
		FoolTheOptimizer++;
		return junk[0];
	}
#else
public:
	int operator()()
	{
		return 1;
	}
#endif
};






////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// The Raven Template Library Base Class
//
// This is the base class for all the Raven Template Library container classes like
// vector_vs and pool_vs.
//
// This class might be a good place to put memory profile code in the future.
//
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
class	ratl_base
{
public:
	void	save(hfile& file);
	void	load(hfile& file);

	void	ProfilePrint(const char * format, ...);

public:
	static	void (*OutputPrint)(const char *);
};


////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// this is a simplified version of bits_vs
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
template <int	SZ>
class bits_base
{
protected:
	enum
	{
		BITS_SHIFT		= 5,									// 5.  Such A Nice Number
		BITS_INT_SIZE	= 32,									// Size Of A Single Word
		BITS_AND		= (BITS_INT_SIZE - 1),					// Used For And Operation
		ARRAY_SIZE		= ((SZ + BITS_AND)/(BITS_INT_SIZE)),	// Num Words Used
		BYTE_SIZE		= (ARRAY_SIZE*sizeof(unsigned int)),	// Num Bytes Used
	};

	////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
	// Data
	////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
	unsigned int						mV[ARRAY_SIZE];
public:
	static const int SIZE			= SZ;
	static const int CAPACITY		= SZ;

	bits_base(bool init=true,bool initValue=false)
	{
		if (init)
		{
			if (initValue)
			{
				set();
			}
			else
			{
				clear();
			}
		}
	}
	void clear()
	{
		mem::zero(&mV,BYTE_SIZE);
	}
	void		set()
	{
		mem::set(&mV, 0xff,BYTE_SIZE);
	}

	void set_bit(const int i)
	{
		assert(i>=0 && i < SIZE);
		mV[i>>BITS_SHIFT] |=  (1<<(i&BITS_AND));
	}
	void clear_bit(const int i)
	{
		assert(i>=0 && i < SIZE);
		mV[i>>BITS_SHIFT] &= ~(1<<(i&BITS_AND));
	}
	void mark_bit(const int i, bool set)
	{
		assert(i>=0 && i < SIZE);
		if (set)
		{
			mV[i>>BITS_SHIFT] |=  (1<<(i&BITS_AND));
		}
		else
		{
			mV[i>>BITS_SHIFT] &= ~(1<<(i&BITS_AND));
		}
	}
	bool operator[](const int i) const
	{
		assert(i>=0 && i < SIZE);
		return (mV[i>>BITS_SHIFT] & (1<<(i&BITS_AND)))!=0;
	}
	int	next_bit(int start=0,bool onBit=true) const
	{
		assert(start>=0&&start<=SIZE);  //we have to accept start==size for the way the loops are done
		if (start>=SIZE)
		{
			return SIZE;			// Did Not Find
		}
		// Get The Word Which Contains The Start Bit & Mask Out Everything Before The Start Bit
		//--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
		unsigned int	v = mV[start>>BITS_SHIFT];
		if (!onBit)
		{
			v= (~v);
		}
		v >>= (start&31);


		// Search For The First Non Zero Word In The Array
		//-------------------------------------------------
		while(!v)
		{
			start = (start & (~(BITS_INT_SIZE-1))) + BITS_INT_SIZE;
			if (start>=SIZE)
			{
				return SIZE;			// Did Not Find
			}
			v = mV[start>>BITS_SHIFT];
			if (!onBit)
			{
				v= (~v);
			}
		}


		// So, We've Found A Non Zero Word, So Start Masking Against Parts To Skip Over Bits
		//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
		if (!(v&0xffff))
		{
			start+=16;
			v>>=16;
		}
		if (!(v&0xff))
		{
			start+=8;
			v>>=8;
		}
		if (!(v&0xf))
		{
			start+=4;
			v>>=4;
		}

		// Time To Search Each Bit
		//-------------------------
		while(!(v&1))
		{
			start++;
			v>>=1;
		}
		if (start>=SIZE)
		{
			return SIZE;
		}
		return start;
	}
};


////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Raven Standard Compare Class
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
struct ratl_compare
{
	float	mCost;
	int		mHandle;

	bool	operator<(const ratl_compare& t) const
	{
		return (mCost<t.mCost);
	}
};


////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// this is used to keep track of the constuction state for things that are always constucted
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
class bits_true
{
public:

	void clear()
	{
	}
	void set()
	{
	}
	void set_bit(const int i)
	{
	}
	void clear_bit(const int i)
	{
	}
	bool operator[](const int i) const
	{
		return true;
	}
	int	next_bit(int start=0,bool onBit=true) const
	{
		assert(onBit); ///I didn't want to add the sz template arg, you could though
		return start;
	}
};


namespace storage
{
	template<class T,int SIZE>
	struct value_semantics
	{
		static const int CAPACITY		= SIZE;
		typedef T TAlign;		// this is any type that has the right alignment
		typedef T TValue;		// this is the actual thing the user uses
		typedef T TStorage;		// this is what we make our array of

		typedef bits_true TConstructed;
		typedef TStorage TArray[SIZE];


		enum
		{
			NEEDS_CONSTRUCT=0,
			TOTAL_SIZE=sizeof(TStorage),
			VALUE_SIZE=sizeof(TStorage),
		};
		static void construct(TStorage *)
		{

		}
		static void construct(TStorage *me,const TValue &v)
		{
			*me=v;
		}
		static void destruct(TStorage *)
		{

		}
		static TRatlNew *raw(TStorage *me)
		{
			return (TRatlNew *)me;
		}
		static T * ptr(TStorage *me)
		{
			return me;
		}
		static const T * ptr(const TStorage *me)
		{
			return me;
		}
		static T & ref(TStorage *me)
		{
			return *me;
		}
		static const T & ref(const TStorage *me)
		{
			return *me;
		}
		static T *raw_array(TStorage *me)
		{
			return me;
		}
		static const T *raw_array(const TStorage *me)
		{
			return me;
		}
		static void swap(TStorage *s1,TStorage *s2)
		{
			mem::swap(ptr(s1),ptr(s2));
		}
		static int pointer_to_index(const void *s1,const void *s2)
		{
			return ((TStorage *)s1)-((TStorage *)s2);
		}
	};
	template<class T,int SIZE>
	struct object_semantics
	{
		static const int CAPACITY		= SIZE;
		typedef mem::alignStruct TAlign;		// this is any type that has the right alignment
		typedef T TValue;				// this is the actual thing the user uses

		typedef bits_base<SIZE> TConstructed;

		struct TStorage
		{
			TAlign mMemory[((sizeof(T) + sizeof(TAlign) -1 )/sizeof(TAlign))];
		};
		typedef TStorage TArray[SIZE];

		static const int NEEDS_CONSTRUCT=1;
		static const int TOTAL_SIZE=sizeof(TStorage);
		static const int VALUE_SIZE=sizeof(TStorage);

		static void construct(TStorage *me)
		{
			new(raw(me)) TValue();
		}
		static void construct(TStorage *me,const TValue &v)
		{
			new(raw(me)) TValue(v);
		}
		static void destruct(TStorage *me)
		{
			ptr(me)->~T();
		}
		static TRatlNew *raw(TStorage *me)
		{
			return (TRatlNew *)me;
		}
		static T * ptr(TStorage *me)
		{
			return (T *)me;
		}
		static const T * ptr(const TStorage *me)
		{
			return (const T *)me;
		}
		static T & ref(TStorage *me)
		{
			return *(T *)me;
		}
		static const T & ref(const TStorage *me)
		{
			return *(const T *)me;
		}
		static void swap(TStorage *s1,TStorage *s2)
		{
			TValue temp(ref(s1));
			ref(s1)=ref(s2);
			ref(s2)=temp;
		}
		static int pointer_to_index(const void *s1,const void *s2)
		{
			return ((TStorage *)s1)-((TStorage *)s2);
		}
	};
	template<class T,int SIZE,int MAX_CLASS_SIZE>
	struct virtual_semantics
	{
		static const int CAPACITY		= SIZE;
		typedef mem::alignStruct TAlign;		// this is any type that has the right alignment
		typedef T TValue;				// this is the actual thing the user uses

		typedef bits_base<SIZE> TConstructed;

		struct TStorage
		{
			TAlign mMemory[((MAX_CLASS_SIZE + sizeof(TAlign) -1 )/sizeof(TAlign))];
		};
		typedef TStorage TArray[SIZE];

		enum
		{
			NEEDS_CONSTRUCT=1,
			TOTAL_SIZE=sizeof(TStorage),
			VALUE_SIZE=MAX_CLASS_SIZE,
		};

		static void construct(TStorage *me)
		{
			new(raw(me)) TValue();
		}
		static void destruct(TStorage *me)
		{
			ptr(me)->~T();
		}
		static TRatlNew *raw(TStorage *me)
		{
			return (TRatlNew *)me;
		}
		static T * ptr(TStorage *me)
		{
			return (T *)me;
		}
		static const T * ptr(const TStorage *me)
		{
			return (const T *)me;
		}
		static T & ref(TStorage *me)
		{
			return *(T *)me;
		}
		static const T & ref(const TStorage *me)
		{
			return *(const T *)me;
		}
		// this is a bit suspicious, we are forced to do a memory swap, and for a class, that, say
		// stores a pointer to itself, it won't work right
		static void swap(TStorage *s1,TStorage *s2)
		{
			mem::swap(s1,s2);
		}
		static int pointer_to_index(const void *s1,const void *s2)
		{
			return ((TStorage *)s1)-((TStorage *)s2);
		}
		template<class CAST_TO>
		static CAST_TO *verify_alloc(CAST_TO *p)
		{
#ifdef _DEBUG
			assert(p);
			assert(dynamic_cast<const T *>(p));
			T *ptr=p; // if this doesn't compile, you are trying to alloc something that is not derived from base
			assert(dynamic_cast<const CAST_TO *>(ptr));
			compile_assert<sizeof(CAST_TO)<=MAX_CLASS_SIZE>();
			assert(sizeof(CAST_TO)<=MAX_CLASS_SIZE);
#endif
			return p;
		}
	};

	// The below versions are for nodes

	template<class T,int SIZE,class NODE>
	struct value_semantics_node
	{
		static const int CAPACITY		= SIZE;
		struct SNode
		{
			NODE	nodeData;
			T		value;
		};
		typedef SNode		TAlign;		// this is any type that has the right alignment
		typedef T			TValue;		// this is the actual thing the user uses
		typedef SNode		TStorage;		// this is what we make our array of

		typedef bits_true TConstructed;
		typedef TStorage TArray[SIZE];

		enum
		{
			NEEDS_CONSTRUCT=0,
			TOTAL_SIZE=sizeof(TStorage),
			VALUE_SIZE=sizeof(TValue),
		};
		static void construct(TStorage *)
		{

		}
		static void construct(TStorage *me,const TValue &v)
		{
			me->value=v;
		}
		static void destruct(TStorage *)
		{

		}
		static TRatlNew *raw(TStorage *me)
		{
			return (TRatlNew *)&me->value;
		}
		static T * ptr(TStorage *me)
		{
			return &me->value;
		}
		static const T * ptr(const TStorage *me)
		{
			return &me->value;
		}
		static T & ref(TStorage *me)
		{
			return me->value;
		}
		static const T & ref(const TStorage *me)
		{
			return me->value;
		}
		// this ugly unsafe cast-hack is a backhanded way of getting the node data from the value data
		// this is so node support does not need to be added to the primitive containers
		static NODE & node(TValue &v)
		{
			return *(NODE *)((unsigned char *)(&v)+intptr_t(&((TStorage *)0)->nodeData)-intptr_t(&((TStorage *)0)->value));
		}
		static const NODE & node(const TValue &v)
		{
			return *(const NODE *)((unsigned char *)(&v)+intptr_t(&((TStorage *)0)->nodeData)-intptr_t(&((TStorage *)0)->value));
		}
		static void swap(TStorage *s1,TStorage *s2)
		{
			mem::swap(&s1->value,&s2->value);
		}
		// this is hideous
		static int pointer_to_index(const void *s1,const void *s2)
		{
			return
				((TStorage *)(((unsigned char *)s1)-int(&((TStorage *)0)->value))) -
				((TStorage *)(((unsigned char *)s2)-int(&((TStorage *)0)->value)));
		}
	};

	template<class T,int SIZE,class NODE>
	struct object_semantics_node
	{
		static const int CAPACITY		= SIZE;
		typedef mem::alignStruct TAlign;		// this is any type that has the right alignment
		typedef T			TValue;		// this is the actual thing the user uses

		typedef bits_base<SIZE> TConstructed;

		struct TValueStorage
		{
			TAlign mMemory[((sizeof(T) + sizeof(TAlign) -1 )/sizeof(TAlign))];
		};
		struct SNode
		{
			NODE				nodeData;
			TValueStorage		value;
		};
		typedef SNode		TStorage;		// this is what we make our array of
		typedef TStorage TArray[SIZE];


		enum
		{
			NEEDS_CONSTRUCT=0,
			TOTAL_SIZE=sizeof(TStorage),
			VALUE_SIZE=sizeof(TValueStorage),
		};

		static void construct(TStorage *me)
		{
			new(raw(me)) TValue();
		}
		static void construct(TStorage *me,const TValue &v)
		{
			new(raw(me)) TValue(v);
		}
		static void destruct(TStorage *me)
		{
			ptr(me)->~T();
		}
		static TRatlNew *raw(TStorage *me)
		{
			return (TRatlNew *)&me->value;
		}
		static T * ptr(TStorage *me)
		{
			return (T *)&me->value;
		}
		static const T * ptr(const TStorage *me)
		{
			return (const T *)&me->value;
		}
		static T & ref(TStorage *me)
		{
			return *(T *)&me->value;
		}
		static const T & ref(const TStorage *me)
		{
			return *(const T *)&me->value;
		}
		static NODE & node(TStorage *me)
		{
			return me->nodeData;
		}
		static const NODE & node(const TStorage *me)
		{
			return me->nodeData;
		}
		// this ugly unsafe cast-hack is a backhanded way of getting the node data from the value data
		// this is so node support does not need to be added to the primitive containers
		static NODE & node(TValue &v)
		{
			return *(NODE *)((unsigned char *)(&v)+int(&((TStorage *)0)->nodeData)-int(&((TStorage *)0)->value));
		}
		static const NODE & node(const TValue &v)
		{
			return *(const NODE *)((unsigned char *)(&v)+int(&((TStorage *)0)->nodeData)-int(&((TStorage *)0)->value));
		}
		static void swap(TStorage *s1,TStorage *s2)
		{
			TValue temp(ref(s1));
			ref(s1)=ref(s2);
			ref(s2)=temp;
		}
		// this is hideous
		static int pointer_to_index(const void *s1,const void *s2)
		{
			return
				((TStorage *)(((unsigned char *)s1)-int(&((TStorage *)0)->value))) -
				((TStorage *)(((unsigned char *)s2)-int(&((TStorage *)0)->value)));
		}
	};
	template<class T,int SIZE,int MAX_CLASS_SIZE,class NODE>
	struct virtual_semantics_node
	{
		static const int CAPACITY		= SIZE;
		typedef mem::alignStruct TAlign;		// this is any type that has the right alignment
		typedef T TValue;				// this is the actual thing the user uses

		typedef bits_base<SIZE> TConstructed;

		struct TValueStorage
		{
			TAlign mMemory[((MAX_CLASS_SIZE + sizeof(TAlign) -1 )/sizeof(TAlign))];
		};
		struct SNode
		{
			NODE				nodeData;
			TValueStorage		value;
		};
		typedef SNode		TStorage;		// this is what we make our array of
		typedef TStorage TArray[SIZE];

		enum
		{
			NEEDS_CONSTRUCT=1,
			TOTAL_SIZE=sizeof(TStorage),
			VALUE_SIZE=sizeof(TValueStorage),
		};

		static void construct(TStorage *me)
		{
			new(raw(me)) TValue();
		}
		static void destruct(TStorage *me)
		{
			ptr(me)->~T();
		}
		static TRatlNew *raw(TStorage *me)
		{
			return (TRatlNew *)&me->value;
		}
		static T * ptr(TStorage *me)
		{
			return (T *)&me->value;
		}
		static const T * ptr(const TStorage *me)
		{
			return (const T *)&me->value;
		}
		static T & ref(TStorage *me)
		{
			return *(T *)&me->value;
		}
		static const T & ref(const TStorage *me)
		{
			return *(const T *)&me->value;
		}
		static NODE & node(TStorage *me)
		{
			return me->nodeData;
		}
		static const NODE & node(const TStorage *me)
		{
			return me->nodeData;
		}
		// this ugly unsafe cast-hack is a backhanded way of getting the node data from the value data
		// this is so node support does not need to be added to the primitive containers
		static NODE & node(TValue &v)
		{
			return *(NODE *)((unsigned char *)(&v)+int(&((TStorage *)0)->nodeData)-int(&((TStorage *)0)->value));
		}
		static const NODE & node(const TValue &v)
		{
			return *(const NODE *)((unsigned char *)(&v)+int(&((TStorage *)0)->nodeData)-int(&((TStorage *)0)->value));
		}
		// this is a bit suspicious, we are forced to do a memory swap, and for a class, that, say
		// stores a pointer to itself, it won't work right
		static void swap(TStorage *s1,TStorage *s2)
		{
			mem::swap(&s1->value,&s2->value);
		}
		// this is hideous
		static int pointer_to_index(const void *s1,const void *s2)
		{
			return
				((TStorage *)(((unsigned char *)s1)-int(&((TStorage *)0)->value))) -
				((TStorage *)(((unsigned char *)s2)-int(&((TStorage *)0)->value)));
		}
		template<class CAST_TO>
		static CAST_TO *verify_alloc(CAST_TO *p)
		{
#ifdef _DEBUG
			assert(p);
			assert(dynamic_cast<const T *>(p));
			T *ptr=p; // if this doesn't compile, you are trying to alloc something that is not derived from base
			assert(dynamic_cast<const CAST_TO *>(ptr));
			compile_assert<sizeof(CAST_TO)<=MAX_CLASS_SIZE>();
			assert(sizeof(CAST_TO)<=MAX_CLASS_SIZE);
#endif
			return p;
		}
	};

}

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// The Array Base Class, used for most containers
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
template<class T>
class array_base : public ratl_base
{
public:
    ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
	// Capacity Enum
    ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
	static const int CAPACITY	= T::CAPACITY;
	static const int SIZE		= T::CAPACITY;
	////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
	// Data
	////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
    typedef T                           TStorageTraits;
	typedef typename T::TArray			TTArray;
	typedef typename T::TValue			TTValue;
	typedef typename T::TConstructed	TTConstructed;

private:
	TTArray				mArray;
	TTConstructed		mConstructed;

public:

	array_base()
	{
	}

	~array_base()
	{
		clear();
	}

	void clear()
	{
		if (T::NEEDS_CONSTRUCT)
		{
			int i=mConstructed.next_bit();
			while (i<SIZE)
			{
				T::destruct(mArray+i);
				i=mConstructed.next_bit(i+1);
			}
			mConstructed.clear();
		}
	}

	////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
	// Access Operator
	////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
	TTValue&			operator[](int index)
	{
		assert(index>=0 && index<SIZE);
		assert(mConstructed[index]);
		return T::ref(mArray+index);
	}

	////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
	// Const Access Operator
	////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
	const TTValue&	operator[](int index) const
	{
		assert(index>=0 && index<SIZE);
		assert(mConstructed[index]);
		return T::ref(mArray+index);
	}

	void construct(int i)
	{
		if (T::NEEDS_CONSTRUCT)
		{
			assert(!mConstructed[i]);
			T::construct(mArray+i);
			mConstructed.set_bit(i);
		}
	}
	void construct(int i, const TTValue &v)
	{
		assert(i>=0 && i<SIZE);
		T::construct(mArray+i,v);
		if (T::NEEDS_CONSTRUCT)
		{
			assert(!mConstructed[i]);
			mConstructed.set_bit(i);
		}
	}
	void fill(const TTValue &v)
	{
		clear();
		int i;
		for (i=0;i<SIZE;i++)
		{
			T::construct(mArray+i,v);
		}
		if (T::NEEDS_CONSTRUCT)
		{
			mConstructed.set();
		}
	}
	void swap(int i,int j)
	{
		assert(i>=0 && i<SIZE);
		assert(j>=0 && j<SIZE);
		assert(i!=j);
		assert(mConstructed[i]);
		assert(mConstructed[j]);
		T::swap(mArray+i,mArray+j);
	}

	TRatlNew	*alloc_raw(int i)
	{
		assert(i>=0 && i<SIZE);
		if (T::NEEDS_CONSTRUCT)
		{
			assert(!mConstructed[i]);
			mConstructed.set_bit(i);
		}
		return T::raw(mArray+i);
	}
	void	destruct(int i)
	{
		assert(i>=0 && i<SIZE);
		assert(mConstructed[i]);
		if (T::NEEDS_CONSTRUCT)
		{
			T::destruct(mArray+i);
			mConstructed.clear_bit(i);
		}
	}
	int pointer_to_index(const TTValue *me) const
	{
		int index=T::pointer_to_index(me,mArray);
		assert(index>=0 && index<SIZE);
		assert(mConstructed[index]);
		return index;
	}
	int pointer_to_index(const TRatlNew *me) const
	{
		int index=T::pointer_to_index(me,mArray);
		assert(index>=0 && index<SIZE);
		assert(mConstructed[index]);
		return index;
	}
	typename T::TValue *raw_array()
	{
		return T::raw_array(mArray);
	}
	const typename T::TValue *raw_array() const
	{
		return T::raw_array(mArray);
	}
	template<class CAST_TO>
	CAST_TO *verify_alloc(CAST_TO *p) const
	{
		return T::verify_alloc(p);
	}

};

}
#endif