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// Copyright 2012 The Obvious Corporation.
/*
* leb: LEB128 utilities.
*/
/*
* Modules used
*/
"use strict"
;
import
Long
from
"@xtuc/long"
;
import
*
as
bits
from
"./bits"
;
import
*
as
bufs
from
"./bufs"
;
/*
* Module variables
*/
/** The minimum possible 32-bit signed int. */
var
MIN_INT32
=
-
0x80000000
;
/** The maximum possible 32-bit signed int. */
var
MAX_INT32
=
0x7fffffff
;
/** The maximum possible 32-bit unsigned int. */
var
MAX_UINT32
=
0xffffffff
;
/** The minimum possible 64-bit signed int. */
// const MIN_INT64 = -0x8000000000000000;
/**
* The maximum possible 64-bit signed int that is representable as a
* JavaScript number.
*/
// const MAX_INT64 = 0x7ffffffffffffc00;
/**
* The maximum possible 64-bit unsigned int that is representable as a
* JavaScript number.
*/
// const MAX_UINT64 = 0xfffffffffffff800;
/*
* Helper functions
*/
/**
* Determines the number of bits required to encode the number
* represented in the given buffer as a signed value. The buffer is
* taken to represent a signed number in little-endian form.
*
* The number of bits to encode is the (zero-based) bit number of the
* highest-order non-sign-matching bit, plus two. For example:
*
* 11111011 01110101
* high low
*
* The sign bit here is 1 (that is, it's a negative number). The highest
* bit number that doesn't match the sign is bit #10 (where the lowest-order
* bit is bit #0). So, we have to encode at least 12 bits total.
*
* As a special degenerate case, the numbers 0 and -1 each require just one bit.
*/
function
signedBitCount
(
buffer
)
{
return
bits
.
highOrder
(
bits
.
getSign
(
buffer
)
^
1
,
buffer
)
+
2
;
}
/**
* Determines the number of bits required to encode the number
* represented in the given buffer as an unsigned value. The buffer is
* taken to represent an unsigned number in little-endian form.
*
* The number of bits to encode is the (zero-based) bit number of the
* highest-order 1 bit, plus one. For example:
*
* 00011000 01010011
* high low
*
* The highest-order 1 bit here is bit #12 (where the lowest-order bit
* is bit #0). So, we have to encode at least 13 bits total.
*
* As a special degenerate case, the number 0 requires 1 bit.
*/
function
unsignedBitCount
(
buffer
)
{
var
result
=
bits
.
highOrder
(
1
,
buffer
)
+
1
;
return
result
?
result
:
1
;
}
/**
* Common encoder for both signed and unsigned ints. This takes a
* bigint-ish buffer, returning an LEB128-encoded buffer.
*/
function
encodeBufferCommon
(
buffer
,
signed
)
{
var
signBit
;
var
bitCount
;
if
(
signed
)
{
signBit
=
bits
.
getSign
(
buffer
);
bitCount
=
signedBitCount
(
buffer
);
}
else
{
signBit
=
0
;
bitCount
=
unsignedBitCount
(
buffer
);
}
var
byteCount
=
Math
.
ceil
(
bitCount
/
7
);
var
result
=
bufs
.
alloc
(
byteCount
);
for
(
var
i
=
0
;
i
<
byteCount
;
i
++
)
{
var
payload
=
bits
.
extract
(
buffer
,
i
*
7
,
7
,
signBit
);
result
[
i
]
=
payload
|
0x80
;
}
// Mask off the top bit of the last byte, to indicate the end of the
// encoding.
result
[
byteCount
-
1
]
&=
0x7f
;
return
result
;
}
/**
* Gets the byte-length of the value encoded in the given buffer at
* the given index.
*/
function
encodedLength
(
encodedBuffer
,
index
)
{
var
result
=
0
;
while
(
encodedBuffer
[
index
+
result
]
>=
0x80
)
{
result
++
;
}
result
++
;
// to account for the last byte
if
(
index
+
result
>
encodedBuffer
.
length
)
{
// FIXME(sven): seems to cause false positives
// throw new Error("integer representation too long");
}
return
result
;
}
/**
* Common decoder for both signed and unsigned ints. This takes an
* LEB128-encoded buffer, returning a bigint-ish buffer.
*/
function
decodeBufferCommon
(
encodedBuffer
,
index
,
signed
)
{
index
=
index
===
undefined
?
0
:
index
;
var
length
=
encodedLength
(
encodedBuffer
,
index
);
var
bitLength
=
length
*
7
;
var
byteLength
=
Math
.
ceil
(
bitLength
/
8
);
var
result
=
bufs
.
alloc
(
byteLength
);
var
outIndex
=
0
;
while
(
length
>
0
)
{
bits
.
inject
(
result
,
outIndex
,
7
,
encodedBuffer
[
index
]);
outIndex
+=
7
;
index
++
;
length
--
;
}
var
signBit
;
var
signByte
;
if
(
signed
)
{
// Sign-extend the last byte.
var
lastByte
=
result
[
byteLength
-
1
];
var
endBit
=
outIndex
%
8
;
if
(
endBit
!==
0
)
{
var
shift
=
32
-
endBit
;
// 32 because JS bit ops work on 32-bit ints.
lastByte
=
result
[
byteLength
-
1
]
=
lastByte
<<
shift
>>
shift
&
0xff
;
}
signBit
=
lastByte
>>
7
;
signByte
=
signBit
*
0xff
;
}
else
{
signBit
=
0
;
signByte
=
0
;
}
// Slice off any superfluous bytes, that is, ones that add no meaningful
// bits (because the value would be the same if they were removed).
while
(
byteLength
>
1
&&
result
[
byteLength
-
1
]
===
signByte
&&
(
!
signed
||
result
[
byteLength
-
2
]
>>
7
===
signBit
))
{
byteLength
--
;
}
result
=
bufs
.
resize
(
result
,
byteLength
);
return
{
value
:
result
,
nextIndex
:
index
};
}
/*
* Exported bindings
*/
function
encodeIntBuffer
(
buffer
)
{
return
encodeBufferCommon
(
buffer
,
true
);
}
function
decodeIntBuffer
(
encodedBuffer
,
index
)
{
return
decodeBufferCommon
(
encodedBuffer
,
index
,
true
);
}
function
encodeInt32
(
num
)
{
var
buf
=
bufs
.
alloc
(
4
);
buf
.
writeInt32LE
(
num
,
0
);
var
result
=
encodeIntBuffer
(
buf
);
bufs
.
free
(
buf
);
return
result
;
}
function
decodeInt32
(
encodedBuffer
,
index
)
{
var
result
=
decodeIntBuffer
(
encodedBuffer
,
index
);
var
parsed
=
bufs
.
readInt
(
result
.
value
);
var
value
=
parsed
.
value
;
bufs
.
free
(
result
.
value
);
if
(
value
<
MIN_INT32
||
value
>
MAX_INT32
)
{
throw
new
Error
(
"integer too large"
);
}
return
{
value
:
value
,
nextIndex
:
result
.
nextIndex
};
}
function
encodeInt64
(
num
)
{
var
buf
=
bufs
.
alloc
(
8
);
bufs
.
writeInt64
(
num
,
buf
);
var
result
=
encodeIntBuffer
(
buf
);
bufs
.
free
(
buf
);
return
result
;
}
function
decodeInt64
(
encodedBuffer
,
index
)
{
var
result
=
decodeIntBuffer
(
encodedBuffer
,
index
);
var
value
=
Long
.
fromBytesLE
(
result
.
value
,
false
);
bufs
.
free
(
result
.
value
);
return
{
value
:
value
,
nextIndex
:
result
.
nextIndex
,
lossy
:
false
};
}
function
encodeUIntBuffer
(
buffer
)
{
return
encodeBufferCommon
(
buffer
,
false
);
}
function
decodeUIntBuffer
(
encodedBuffer
,
index
)
{
return
decodeBufferCommon
(
encodedBuffer
,
index
,
false
);
}
function
encodeUInt32
(
num
)
{
var
buf
=
bufs
.
alloc
(
4
);
buf
.
writeUInt32LE
(
num
,
0
);
var
result
=
encodeUIntBuffer
(
buf
);
bufs
.
free
(
buf
);
return
result
;
}
function
decodeUInt32
(
encodedBuffer
,
index
)
{
var
result
=
decodeUIntBuffer
(
encodedBuffer
,
index
);
var
parsed
=
bufs
.
readUInt
(
result
.
value
);
var
value
=
parsed
.
value
;
bufs
.
free
(
result
.
value
);
if
(
value
>
MAX_UINT32
)
{
throw
new
Error
(
"integer too large"
);
}
return
{
value
:
value
,
nextIndex
:
result
.
nextIndex
};
}
function
encodeUInt64
(
num
)
{
var
buf
=
bufs
.
alloc
(
8
);
bufs
.
writeUInt64
(
num
,
buf
);
var
result
=
encodeUIntBuffer
(
buf
);
bufs
.
free
(
buf
);
return
result
;
}
function
decodeUInt64
(
encodedBuffer
,
index
)
{
var
result
=
decodeUIntBuffer
(
encodedBuffer
,
index
);
var
value
=
Long
.
fromBytesLE
(
result
.
value
,
true
);
bufs
.
free
(
result
.
value
);
return
{
value
:
value
,
nextIndex
:
result
.
nextIndex
,
lossy
:
false
};
}
export
default
{
decodeInt32
:
decodeInt32
,
decodeInt64
:
decodeInt64
,
decodeIntBuffer
:
decodeIntBuffer
,
decodeUInt32
:
decodeUInt32
,
decodeUInt64
:
decodeUInt64
,
decodeUIntBuffer
:
decodeUIntBuffer
,
encodeInt32
:
encodeInt32
,
encodeInt64
:
encodeInt64
,
encodeIntBuffer
:
encodeIntBuffer
,
encodeUInt32
:
encodeUInt32
,
encodeUInt64
:
encodeUInt64
,
encodeUIntBuffer
:
encodeUIntBuffer
};
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