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Chris@101 1 /* Copyright 2003-2013 Joaquin M Lopez Munoz.
Chris@16 2 * Distributed under the Boost Software License, Version 1.0.
Chris@16 3 * (See accompanying file LICENSE_1_0.txt or copy at
Chris@16 4 * http://www.boost.org/LICENSE_1_0.txt)
Chris@16 5 *
Chris@16 6 * See http://www.boost.org/libs/multi_index for library home page.
Chris@16 7 */
Chris@16 8
Chris@16 9 #ifndef BOOST_MULTI_INDEX_DETAIL_INDEX_SAVER_HPP
Chris@16 10 #define BOOST_MULTI_INDEX_DETAIL_INDEX_SAVER_HPP
Chris@16 11
Chris@101 12 #if defined(_MSC_VER)
Chris@16 13 #pragma once
Chris@16 14 #endif
Chris@16 15
Chris@16 16 #include <boost/config.hpp> /* keep it first to prevent nasty warns in MSVC */
Chris@16 17 #include <boost/multi_index/detail/index_matcher.hpp>
Chris@16 18 #include <boost/noncopyable.hpp>
Chris@16 19 #include <boost/serialization/nvp.hpp>
Chris@16 20 #include <cstddef>
Chris@16 21
Chris@16 22 namespace boost{
Chris@16 23
Chris@16 24 namespace multi_index{
Chris@16 25
Chris@16 26 namespace detail{
Chris@16 27
Chris@16 28 /* index_saver accepts a base sequence of previously saved elements
Chris@16 29 * and saves a possibly reordered subsequence in an efficient manner,
Chris@16 30 * serializing only the information needed to rearrange the subsequence
Chris@16 31 * based on the original order of the base.
Chris@16 32 * multi_index_container is in charge of supplying the info about the
Chris@16 33 * base sequence, and each index can subsequently save itself using the
Chris@16 34 * const interface of index_saver.
Chris@16 35 */
Chris@16 36
Chris@16 37 template<typename Node,typename Allocator>
Chris@16 38 class index_saver:private noncopyable
Chris@16 39 {
Chris@16 40 public:
Chris@16 41 index_saver(const Allocator& al,std::size_t size):alg(al,size){}
Chris@16 42
Chris@16 43 template<class Archive>
Chris@16 44 void add(Node* node,Archive& ar,const unsigned int)
Chris@16 45 {
Chris@16 46 ar<<serialization::make_nvp("position",*node);
Chris@16 47 alg.add(node);
Chris@16 48 }
Chris@16 49
Chris@16 50 template<class Archive>
Chris@16 51 void add_track(Node* node,Archive& ar,const unsigned int)
Chris@16 52 {
Chris@16 53 ar<<serialization::make_nvp("position",*node);
Chris@16 54 }
Chris@16 55
Chris@16 56 template<typename IndexIterator,class Archive>
Chris@16 57 void save(
Chris@16 58 IndexIterator first,IndexIterator last,Archive& ar,
Chris@16 59 const unsigned int)const
Chris@16 60 {
Chris@16 61 /* calculate ordered positions */
Chris@16 62
Chris@16 63 alg.execute(first,last);
Chris@16 64
Chris@16 65 /* Given a consecutive subsequence of displaced elements
Chris@16 66 * x1,...,xn, the following information is serialized:
Chris@16 67 *
Chris@16 68 * p0,p1,...,pn,0
Chris@16 69 *
Chris@16 70 * where pi is a pointer to xi and p0 is a pointer to the element
Chris@16 71 * preceding x1. Crealy, from this information is possible to
Chris@16 72 * restore the original order on loading time. If x1 is the first
Chris@16 73 * element in the sequence, the following is serialized instead:
Chris@16 74 *
Chris@16 75 * p1,p1,...,pn,0
Chris@16 76 *
Chris@16 77 * For each subsequence of n elements, n+2 pointers are serialized.
Chris@16 78 * An optimization policy is applied: consider for instance the
Chris@16 79 * sequence
Chris@16 80 *
Chris@16 81 * a,B,c,D
Chris@16 82 *
Chris@16 83 * where B and D are displaced, but c is in its correct position.
Chris@16 84 * Applying the schema described above we would serialize 6 pointers:
Chris@16 85 *
Chris@16 86 * p(a),p(B),0
Chris@16 87 * p(c),p(D),0
Chris@16 88 *
Chris@16 89 * but this can be reduced to 5 pointers by treating c as a displaced
Chris@16 90 * element:
Chris@16 91 *
Chris@16 92 * p(a),p(B),p(c),p(D),0
Chris@16 93 */
Chris@16 94
Chris@16 95 std::size_t last_saved=3; /* distance to last pointer saved */
Chris@16 96 for(IndexIterator it=first,prev=first;it!=last;prev=it++,++last_saved){
Chris@16 97 if(!alg.is_ordered(get_node(it))){
Chris@16 98 if(last_saved>1)save_node(get_node(prev),ar);
Chris@16 99 save_node(get_node(it),ar);
Chris@16 100 last_saved=0;
Chris@16 101 }
Chris@16 102 else if(last_saved==2)save_node(null_node(),ar);
Chris@16 103 }
Chris@16 104 if(last_saved<=2)save_node(null_node(),ar);
Chris@16 105
Chris@16 106 /* marks the end of the serialization info for [first,last) */
Chris@16 107
Chris@16 108 save_node(null_node(),ar);
Chris@16 109 }
Chris@16 110
Chris@16 111 private:
Chris@16 112 template<typename IndexIterator>
Chris@16 113 static Node* get_node(IndexIterator it)
Chris@16 114 {
Chris@16 115 return it.get_node();
Chris@16 116 }
Chris@16 117
Chris@16 118 static Node* null_node(){return 0;}
Chris@16 119
Chris@16 120 template<typename Archive>
Chris@16 121 static void save_node(Node* node,Archive& ar)
Chris@16 122 {
Chris@16 123 ar<<serialization::make_nvp("pointer",node);
Chris@16 124 }
Chris@16 125
Chris@16 126 index_matcher::algorithm<Node,Allocator> alg;
Chris@16 127 };
Chris@16 128
Chris@16 129 } /* namespace multi_index::detail */
Chris@16 130
Chris@16 131 } /* namespace multi_index */
Chris@16 132
Chris@16 133 } /* namespace boost */
Chris@16 134
Chris@16 135 #endif