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/*
 *                      GPAC - Multimedia Framework C SDK
 *
 *                      Authors: Arash Shafiei
 *                      Copyright (c) Telecom ParisTech 2000-2013
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 *  This file is part of GPAC / dashcast
 *
 *  GPAC is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
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 */

#ifndef CIRCULAR_BUFFER_H_
#define CIRCULAR_BUFFER_H_

#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <gpac/thread.h>


/*
 * The method (mode) of multithread management.
 * It can be LIVE or OFFLINE.
 * LIVE means that the system is real time. The producer does not wait
 * for anyone and it always produces and finds a place on the circular buffer.
 * OFFLINE means that the system is working offline, so the producer can
 * wait for the consumers to finish their job.
 */
typedef enum {
        LIVE_CAMERA,
        LIVE_MEDIA,
        ON_DEMAND
} LockMode;

/*
 * Every node of the circular buffer has a data, plus
 * all the variables needed for multithread management.
 */
typedef struct {
        /* Pointer to the data on the node */
        void *data;
        /* The number of the producer currently using this node */
        int num_producers;
        /* The number of consumer currently using this node */
        int num_consumers;
        /* The number of consumer currently waiting for this node */
        int num_consumers_waiting;
        /* Mutex used for synchronizing the users of this node. */
        GF_Mutex *mutex;
        /* Semaphore for producer */
        GF_Semaphore *producers_semaphore;
        /* Semaphore for consumers */
        GF_Semaphore *consumers_semaphore;
        /* If marked is 0 it means the data on this node is not valid.
         * If marked is 1 it means that the data on this node is valid.
         * If marked is 2 it means this node is the last node. */
        int marked;
        /* Indicates the number of consumers which already accessed this node.
         * It is used for the case where the last consumer has to do something. */
        int num_consumers_accessed;
} Node;

/*
 * The circular buffer has a size, a list of nodes and it
 * has the number of consumers using it. Also it needs to know which
 * locking mechanism it needs to use. (LIVE or OFFLINE)
 */
typedef struct {
        /* The size of circular buffer */
        u32 size;
        /* A list of all the nodes */
        Node *list;
        /* The mode for multithread management. */
        LockMode mode;
        /* The maximum number of the consumers using the circular buffer */
        u32 max_num_consumers;
} CircularBuffer;

/*
 * Producer has an index to the circular buffer.
 */
typedef struct {
        /* The index where the producer is using */
        int idx;
        /* The maximum of the index. (Which means the size of circular buffer) */
        int max_idx;

        char name[GF_MAX_PATH];
} Producer;

/*
 * Consumer has an index to the circular buffer.
 */
typedef struct {
        /* The index where the consumer is using */
        int idx;
        /* The maximum of the index. (Which means the size of circular buffer) */
        int max_idx;

        char name[GF_MAX_PATH];
} Consumer;

/*
 * Create a circular buffer
 *
 * @param circular_buf [out] circular buffer to be created
 * @param size [in] size of circular buffer
 * @param mode [in] mode of multithread management (LIVE or OFFLINE)
 * @param num_consumers [in] maximum number of the consumers of the circular buffer
 */
void dc_circular_buffer_create(CircularBuffer *circular_buf, u32 size, LockMode mode, int num_consumers);

/*
 * Destroy the circular buffer
 *
 * @param circular_buf [in] circular buffer to be destroyed
 */
void dc_circular_buffer_destroy(CircularBuffer *circular_buf);

/*
 * Initialize a consumer
 *
 * @param consumer [out] the consumer to be initialize
 * @param num_consumers [in] maximum number of the consumers
 */
void dc_consumer_init(Consumer *consumer, int num_consumers, char *name);

/*
 * Return the data in the node in question. (circular_buf[consumer index])
 *
 * @param consumer [in] consumer
 * @param circular_buf [in] circular buffer
 */
void * dc_consumer_consume(Consumer *consumer, CircularBuffer *circular_buf);

/*
 * Consumer lock on circular buffer
 *
 * @param consumer [in] consumer
 * @param circular_buf [in] circular buffer
 *
 * @return 0 on success, -1 if the node in question is the last node and not usable.
 */
int dc_consumer_lock(Consumer *consumer, CircularBuffer *circular_buf);

/*
 * Consumer unlock on circular buffer
 *
 * @param consumer [in] consumer
 * @param circular_buf [in] circular buffer
 *
 * @return 0 on normal exit, 1 if the consumer unlocking this node is the last consumer.
 */
int dc_consumer_unlock(Consumer *consumer, CircularBuffer *circular_buf);

/*
 * Consumer unlock on previous node of the circular buffer
 *
 * @param consumer [in] consumer
 * @param circular_buf [in] circular buffer
 *
 * @return 0 on normal exit, 1 if the consumer unlocking this node is the last consumer.
 */
int dc_consumer_unlock_previous(Consumer *consumer, CircularBuffer *circular_buf);

/*
 * Consumer leads its index
 *
 * @param consumer [in] consumer
 */
void dc_consumer_advance(Consumer *consumer);

/*
 * Initialize a producer
 *
 * @param producer [out] the producer to be initialize
 * @param maxpro [in] maximum number of the producers
 */
void dc_producer_init(Producer *producer, int maxpro, char *name);

/*
 * Return the data in the node in question. (circular_buf[consumer index])
 *
 * @param producer [in] producer
 * @param circular_buf [in] circular buffer
 */
void * dc_producer_produce(Producer *producer, CircularBuffer *circular_buf);

/*
 * Producer lock on circular buffer
 *
 * @param producer [in] producer
 * @param circular_buf [in] circular buffer
 *
 * @return 0 on success, -1 if the mode is live and cannot wait.
 */
int dc_producer_lock(Producer *producer, CircularBuffer *circular_buf);

/*
 * Producer unlock on circular buffer
 *
 * @param producer [in] producer
 * @param circular_buf [in] circular buffer
 */
void dc_producer_unlock(Producer *producer, CircularBuffer *circular_buf);

/*
 * Producer unlock on the previous node of the circular buffer
 *
 * @param producer [in] producer
 * @param circular_buf [in] circular buffer
 */
void dc_producer_unlock_previous(Producer *, CircularBuffer *);

/*
 * Producer leads its index
 *
 * @param producer [in] producer
 * @param circular_buf [in] circular buffer
 */
void dc_producer_advance(Producer *producer, CircularBuffer *);

/*
 * Producer signal that the current node is the last node
 *
 * @param producer [in] producer
 * @param circular_buf [in] circular buffer
 */
void dc_producer_end_signal(Producer *producer, CircularBuffer *circular_buf);

void dc_producer_end_signal_previous(Producer *producer, CircularBuffer *circular_buf);

#endif /* CIRCULAR_BUFFER_H_ */

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