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package javax.media.opengl.util;

import java.nio.*;
import java.util.*;

import java.lang.reflect.*;

/** Utility routines for dealing with direct buffers. */

public class BufferUtil {
  public static final int SIZEOF_BYTE = 1;
  public static final int SIZEOF_SHORT = 2;
  public static final int SIZEOF_INT = 4;
  public static final int SIZEOF_FLOAT = 4;
  public static final int SIZEOF_LONG = 8;
  public static final int SIZEOF_DOUBLE = 8;

  private BufferUtil() {}

  //----------------------------------------------------------------------
  // Allocation routines
  //

  /** Allocates a new direct ByteBuffer with the specified number of
      elements. The returned buffer will have its byte order set to
      the host platform's native byte order. */
  public static ByteBuffer newByteBuffer(int numElements) {
    ByteBuffer bb = ByteBuffer.allocateDirect(numElements);
    nativeOrder(bb);
    return bb;
  }
    
  public static ByteBuffer newByteBuffer(byte[] values) {
    ByteBuffer bb = newByteBuffer(values.length);
    bb.put(values);
    bb.rewind();
    return bb;
  }
    
  /** Allocates a new direct DoubleBuffer with the specified number of
      elements. The returned buffer will have its byte order set to
      the host platform's native byte order. */
  public static DoubleBuffer newDoubleBuffer(int numElements) {
    ByteBuffer bb = newByteBuffer(numElements * SIZEOF_DOUBLE);
    return bb.asDoubleBuffer();
  }

  /** Allocates a new direct FloatBuffer with the specified number of
      elements. The returned buffer will have its byte order set to
      the host platform's native byte order. */
  public static FloatBuffer newFloatBuffer(int numElements) {
    ByteBuffer bb = newByteBuffer(numElements * SIZEOF_FLOAT);
    return bb.asFloatBuffer();
  }
    
  public static FloatBuffer newFloatBuffer(float[] values) {
    FloatBuffer bb = newFloatBuffer(values.length);
    bb.put(values);
    bb.rewind();
    return bb;
  }
    
  /** Allocates a new direct IntBuffer with the specified number of
      elements. The returned buffer will have its byte order set to
      the host platform's native byte order. */
  public static IntBuffer newIntBuffer(int numElements) {
    ByteBuffer bb = newByteBuffer(numElements * SIZEOF_INT);
    return bb.asIntBuffer();
  }
    
  public static IntBuffer newIntBuffer(int[] values) {
    IntBuffer bb = newIntBuffer(values.length);
    bb.put(values);
    bb.rewind();
    return bb;
  }
    
  /** Allocates a new direct LongBuffer with the specified number of
      elements. The returned buffer will have its byte order set to
      the host platform's native byte order. */
  public static LongBuffer newLongBuffer(int numElements) {
    ByteBuffer bb = newByteBuffer(numElements * SIZEOF_LONG);
    return bb.asLongBuffer();
  }

  /** Allocates a new direct ShortBuffer with the specified number of
      elements. The returned buffer will have its byte order set to
      the host platform's native byte order. */
  public static ShortBuffer newShortBuffer(int numElements) {
    ByteBuffer bb = newByteBuffer(numElements * SIZEOF_SHORT);
    return bb.asShortBuffer();
  }

  public static ShortBuffer newShortBuffer(short[] values) {
    ShortBuffer bb = newShortBuffer(values.length);
    bb.put(values);
    bb.rewind();
    return bb;
  }
    
  //----------------------------------------------------------------------
  // Copy routines (type-to-type)
  //
  
  /** Copies the <i>remaining</i> elements (as defined by
      <code>limit() - position()</code>) in the passed ByteBuffer into
      a newly-allocated direct ByteBuffer. The returned buffer will
      have its byte order set to the host platform's native byte
      order. The position of the newly-allocated buffer will be zero,
      and the position of the passed buffer is unchanged (though its
      mark is changed). */
  public static ByteBuffer copyByteBuffer(ByteBuffer orig) {
    ByteBuffer dest = newByteBuffer(orig.remaining());
    dest.put(orig);
    dest.rewind();
    return dest;
  }
  
  /** Copies the <i>remaining</i> elements (as defined by
      <code>limit() - position()</code>) in the passed FloatBuffer
      into a newly-allocated direct FloatBuffer. The returned buffer
      will have its byte order set to the host platform's native byte
      order. The position of the newly-allocated buffer will be zero,
      and the position of the passed buffer is unchanged (though its
      mark is changed). */
  public static FloatBuffer copyFloatBuffer(FloatBuffer orig) {
    return copyFloatBufferAsByteBuffer(orig).asFloatBuffer();
  }
  
  /** Copies the <i>remaining</i> elements (as defined by
      <code>limit() - position()</code>) in the passed IntBuffer
      into a newly-allocated direct IntBuffer. The returned buffer
      will have its byte order set to the host platform's native byte
      order. The position of the newly-allocated buffer will be zero,
      and the position of the passed buffer is unchanged (though its
      mark is changed). */
  public static IntBuffer copyIntBuffer(IntBuffer orig) {
    return copyIntBufferAsByteBuffer(orig).asIntBuffer();
  }
  
  /** Copies the <i>remaining</i> elements (as defined by
      <code>limit() - position()</code>) in the passed ShortBuffer
      into a newly-allocated direct ShortBuffer. The returned buffer
      will have its byte order set to the host platform's native byte
      order. The position of the newly-allocated buffer will be zero,
      and the position of the passed buffer is unchanged (though its
      mark is changed). */
  public static ShortBuffer copyShortBuffer(ShortBuffer orig) {
    return copyShortBufferAsByteBuffer(orig).asShortBuffer();
  }
  
  //----------------------------------------------------------------------
  // Copy routines (type-to-ByteBuffer)
  //
  
  /** Copies the <i>remaining</i> elements (as defined by
      <code>limit() - position()</code>) in the passed FloatBuffer
      into a newly-allocated direct ByteBuffer. The returned buffer
      will have its byte order set to the host platform's native byte
      order. The position of the newly-allocated buffer will be zero,
      and the position of the passed buffer is unchanged (though its
      mark is changed). */
  public static ByteBuffer copyFloatBufferAsByteBuffer(FloatBuffer orig) {
    ByteBuffer dest = newByteBuffer(orig.remaining() * SIZEOF_FLOAT);
    dest.asFloatBuffer().put(orig);
    dest.rewind();
    return dest;
  }
  
  /** Copies the <i>remaining</i> elements (as defined by
      <code>limit() - position()</code>) in the passed IntBuffer into
      a newly-allocated direct ByteBuffer. The returned buffer will
      have its byte order set to the host platform's native byte
      order. The position of the newly-allocated buffer will be zero,
      and the position of the passed buffer is unchanged (though its
      mark is changed). */
  public static ByteBuffer copyIntBufferAsByteBuffer(IntBuffer orig) {
    ByteBuffer dest = newByteBuffer(orig.remaining() * SIZEOF_INT);
    dest.asIntBuffer().put(orig);
    dest.rewind();
    return dest;
  }
  
  /** Copies the <i>remaining</i> elements (as defined by
      <code>limit() - position()</code>) in the passed ShortBuffer
      into a newly-allocated direct ByteBuffer. The returned buffer
      will have its byte order set to the host platform's native byte
      order. The position of the newly-allocated buffer will be zero,
      and the position of the passed buffer is unchanged (though its
      mark is changed). */
  public static ByteBuffer copyShortBufferAsByteBuffer(ShortBuffer orig) {
    ByteBuffer dest = newByteBuffer(orig.remaining() * SIZEOF_SHORT);
    dest.asShortBuffer().put(orig);
    dest.rewind();
    return dest;
  }

  //----------------------------------------------------------------------
  // Conversion routines 
  //
  
  public final static float[] getFloatArray(double[] source) {
      int i=source.length;
      float[] dest = new float[i--];
      while(i>=0) { dest[i]=(float)source[i]; i--; }
      return dest;
  }

  public final static FloatBuffer getFloatBuffer(DoubleBuffer source) {
      source.rewind();
      FloatBuffer dest = BufferUtil.newFloatBuffer(source.limit());
      while(source.hasRemaining()) { dest.put((float)source.get()); }
      return dest;
  }

  //----------------------------------------------------------------------
  // Internals only below this point
  //

  // NOTE that this work must be done reflectively at the present time
  // because this code must compile and run correctly on both CDC/FP and J2SE
  private static boolean isCDCFP;
  private static Class byteOrderClass;
  private static Object nativeOrderObject;
  private static Method orderMethod;

  private static void nativeOrder(ByteBuffer buf) {
    if (!isCDCFP) {
      try {
        if (byteOrderClass == null) {
          byteOrderClass = Class.forName("java.nio.ByteOrder");
          orderMethod = ByteBuffer.class.getMethod("order", new Class[] { byteOrderClass });
          Method nativeOrderMethod = byteOrderClass.getMethod("nativeOrder", null);
          nativeOrderObject = nativeOrderMethod.invoke(null, null);
        }
      } catch (Throwable t) {
        // Must be running on CDC / FP
        isCDCFP = true;
      }

      if (!isCDCFP) {
        try {
          orderMethod.invoke(buf, new Object[] { nativeOrderObject });
        } catch (Throwable t) {
        }
      }
    }
  }
}