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   All Rights Reserved.

   This software is provided AS-IS with no warranty, either express or
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   This software is distributed under license and may not be copied,
   modified or distributed except as expressly authorized under the terms
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   Refer to licensing information at http://www.artifex.com or contact
   Artifex Software, Inc.,  1305 Grant Avenue - Suite 200, Novato,
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*/

/* Stack operations for the PDF interpreter */

#ifndef PDF_STACK_OPERATIONS
#define PDF_STACK_OPERATIONS

#include "pdf_int.h"
#include "pdf_types.h"
#include "ghostpdf.h"
#include "pdf_obj.h"

int pdfi_pop(pdf_context *ctx, int num);
int pdfi_push(pdf_context *ctx, pdf_obj *o);
int pdfi_mark_stack(pdf_context *ctx, pdf_obj_type type);
void pdfi_clearstack(pdf_context *ctx);
int pdfi_count_to_mark(pdf_context *ctx, uint64_t *count);
int pdfi_clear_to_mark(pdf_context *ctx);
int pdfi_destack_real(pdf_context *ctx, double *d);
int pdfi_destack_reals(pdf_context *ctx, double *d, int n);
int pdfi_destack_floats(pdf_context *ctx, float *d, int n);
int pdfi_destack_int(pdf_context *ctx, int64_t *i);
int pdfi_destack_ints(pdf_context *ctx, int64_t *i, int n);

static inline void pdfi_countup_impl(pdf_obj *o)
{
    if ((uintptr_t)o < TOKEN__LAST_KEY)
    {
#if REFCNT_DEBUG
        if (o == NULL)
            dprintf("Incrementing reference count of NULL pointer\n");
#endif
        return;
    }
    o->refcnt++;
#if REFCNT_DEBUG
    dmprintf3(OBJ_MEMORY(o), "Incrementing reference count of object %d, UID %lu, to %d\n", o->object_num, o->UID, o->refcnt);
#endif
}

static inline void pdfi_countdown_impl(pdf_obj *o)
{
#if defined(DEBUG) || REFCNT_DEBUG
    pdf_context *ctx;
#endif

    /* A 'low' pointer value indicates a type that is not an
     * actual object (typically keyword). This includes the
     * NULL case. Nothing to free in that case. */
    if ((uintptr_t)o < TOKEN__LAST_KEY)
        return;

#if defined(DEBUG) || REFCNT_DEBUG
    ctx = (pdf_context *)o->ctx;
#endif
#ifdef DEBUG
    if (o->refcnt == 0)
        emprintf(OBJ_MEMORY(o), "Decrementing object with refcount at 0!\n");
#endif
    o->refcnt--;
#if REFCNT_DEBUG
    dmprintf3(OBJ_MEMORY(o), "Decrementing reference count of object %d, UID %lu, to %d\n", o->object_num, o->UID, o->refcnt);
#endif
    if (o->refcnt != 0)
        return;
#if REFCNT_DEBUG
    if (ctx != NULL && ctx->cache_entries != 0) {
        pdf_obj_cache_entry *entry = ctx->cache_LRU, *next;

        while(entry) {
            next = entry->next;
            if (entry->o->object_num != 0 && entry->o->object_num == o->object_num)
                dmprintf2(OBJ_MEMORY(o), "Freeing object %d, UID %lu, but there is still a cache entry!\n", o->object_num, o->UID);
            entry = next;
        }
    }
    dmprintf2(OBJ_MEMORY(o), "Freeing object %d, UID %lu\n", o->object_num, o->UID);
#endif
#ifdef DEBUG
    if (ctx->xref_table != NULL && o->object_num > 0 &&
        o->object_num < ctx->xref_table->xref_size &&
        ctx->xref_table->xref[o->object_num].cache != NULL &&
        ctx->xref_table->xref[o->object_num].cache->o == o) {
        dmprintf1(OBJ_MEMORY(o), "Freeing object %d while it is still in the object cache!\n", o->object_num);
    }
#endif
    pdfi_free_object(o);
}

/* These two macros are present simply to add a cast to the generic object type, so that
 * we don't get warnings in the implementation routines, the alternative would be to use
 * a cast everywhere we use the inline functions above, or to have them take a void *
 *
 * Ordinarily we would capitalise the name of a macro to differentiate it from a function
 * we make an exception in this case because hte macro descends to an inline function which
 * can be debugged without expanding macros.
 */
#define pdfi_countup(x) pdfi_countup_impl((pdf_obj *)x)

#define pdfi_countdown(x) pdfi_countdown_impl((pdf_obj *)x)

/* Why two functions ? The difference is that when interpreting 'sub' streams
 * such as the content stream for a Form XObject, we may have entries on the
 * stack at the start of the stream interpretation, and we don't want to
 * pop any of those off during the course of the stream. The stack depth stored in
 * the context is used to prevent this in pdfi_pop().
 * This means that, during the course of a stream, the stack top - bottom may
 * not be an accurate reflection of the number of available items on the stack.
 *
 * So pdfi_count_stack() returns the number of available items, and
 * pdfi_count_stack_total() returns the entire size of the stack, and is used to
 * record the saved stack depth when we start a stream.
 *
 * Although these are currently simple calculations, they are abstracted in order
 * to facilitate later replacement if required.
 */
static inline int pdfi_count_total_stack(pdf_context *ctx)
{
    return (ctx->stack_top - ctx->stack_bot);
}

static inline int pdfi_count_stack(pdf_context *ctx)
{
    return (pdfi_count_total_stack(ctx)) - ctx->current_stream_save.stack_count;
}

#endif
