Trying to figure out how to implement my WINC like compatibility layer. Going the emulation way is probably not so smart. We should not use the kernel but rather hook native functions in the Exec calls.
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// Nokia Corporation - initial contribution.
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//
#ifndef MADDRCONT_H
#define MADDRCONT_H
/**
A container for storing objects keyed on a virtual address.
*/
class RAddressedContainer
{
public:
/**
@param aReadLock Fast mutex used to synchronise read operations,
i.e. the Find functions. This may be the null pointer to
indicate that extra locking is required.
@param aWriteLock Reference to the mutex used to synchronise write operations,
i.e. #Add and Remove functions. This mutex if not used by
the RAddressedContainer class but it is used for asserting
correct preconditions in debug builds
*/
RAddressedContainer(NFastMutex* aReadLock, DMutex*& aWriteLock);
~RAddressedContainer();
/**
Add an object to the container.
@param aAddress The address key for the object.
@param aObject Pointer to the object to add. This may not be the null pointer.
@pre The write lock must be held.
*/
TInt Add(TLinAddr aAddress, TAny* aObject);
/**
Remove an object from the container.
@param aAddress The address key for the object.
@return The pointer of the object removed, or the null pointer if there
was none with the specified address key.
@pre The write lock must be held.
*/
TAny* Remove(TLinAddr aAddress);
/**
Find an object in the container.
@param aAddress The address key for the object.
@return The pointer of the object found, or the null pointer if there
was none with the specified address key.
@pre The read lock must be held, or if there is no read lock, the write lock must be held.
*/
TAny* Find(TLinAddr aAddress);
/**
Find the object in the container which has the highest value
address key less-than-or-equal to the specified address.
@param aAddress The address key to search on.
@param[out] aOffset Reference to an value which will be set to the difference
between \a aAddress and the address key of the found object.
@return The pointer of the object found, or the null pointer if there
was none matching the search criteria.
@pre The read lock must be held, or if there is no read lock, the write lock must be held.
*/
TAny* Find(TLinAddr aAddress, TUint& aOffset);
/** Acquire the read lock. */
FORCE_INLINE void ReadLock()
{
if(iReadLock)
NKern::FMWait(iReadLock);
}
/** Release the read lock. */
FORCE_INLINE void ReadUnlock()
{
if(iReadLock)
NKern::FMSignal(iReadLock);
}
/** Flash (release and re-acquire) the read lock. */
FORCE_INLINE void ReadFlash()
{
if(iReadLock)
NKern::FMFlash(iReadLock);
}
/** The number of objects in the container. */
FORCE_INLINE TUint Count()
{
return iCount;
}
private:
TUint FindIndex(TLinAddr aAddress);
TUint CalculateGrow();
TUint CalculateShrink(TUint aCount);
TBool CheckWriteLock();
class TEntry
{
public:
TLinAddr iAddress;
TAny* iObject;
};
private:
TUint iMaxCount;
TUint iCount;
TEntry* iList;
NFastMutex* iReadLock;
DMutex*& iWriteLock;
};
#endif // MADDRCONT_H