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#pragma once

#include <algorithm>

#include "arrow/memory_pool.h"
#include "arrow/type_fwd.h"
#include "arrow/util/bit_util.h"

namespace arrow {
namespace internal {

struct BitmapWordAlignParams {
  int64_t leading_bits;
  int64_t trailing_bits;
  int64_t trailing_bit_offset;
  const uint8_t* aligned_start;
  int64_t aligned_bits;
  int64_t aligned_words;
};

// Compute parameters for accessing a bitmap using aligned word instructions.
// The returned parameters describe:
// - a leading area of size `leading_bits` before the aligned words
// - a word-aligned area of size `aligned_bits`
// - a trailing area of size `trailing_bits` after the aligned words
template <uint64_t ALIGN_IN_BYTES>
inline BitmapWordAlignParams BitmapWordAlign(const uint8_t* data, int64_t bit_offset,
                                             int64_t length) {
  static_assert(bit_util::IsPowerOf2(ALIGN_IN_BYTES),
                "ALIGN_IN_BYTES should be a positive power of two");
  constexpr uint64_t ALIGN_IN_BITS = ALIGN_IN_BYTES * 8;

  BitmapWordAlignParams p;

  // Compute a "bit address" that we can align up to ALIGN_IN_BITS.
  // We don't care about losing the upper bits since we are only interested in the
  // difference between both addresses.
  const uint64_t bit_addr =
      reinterpret_cast<size_t>(data) * 8 + static_cast<uint64_t>(bit_offset);
  const uint64_t aligned_bit_addr = bit_util::RoundUpToPowerOf2(bit_addr, ALIGN_IN_BITS);

  p.leading_bits = std::min<int64_t>(length, aligned_bit_addr - bit_addr);
  p.aligned_words = (length - p.leading_bits) / ALIGN_IN_BITS;
  p.aligned_bits = p.aligned_words * ALIGN_IN_BITS;
  p.trailing_bits = length - p.leading_bits - p.aligned_bits;
  p.trailing_bit_offset = bit_offset + p.leading_bits + p.aligned_bits;

  p.aligned_start = data + (bit_offset + p.leading_bits) / 8;
  return p;
}
}  // namespace internal

namespace util {

// Functions to check if the provided Arrow object is aligned by the specified alignment

/// \brief Special alignment value to use data type-specific alignment
///
/// If this is passed as the `alignment` in one of the CheckAlignment or EnsureAlignment
/// functions, then the function will ensure each buffer is suitably aligned
/// for the data type of the array.  For example, given an int32 buffer the values
/// buffer's address must be a multiple of 4.  Given a large_string buffer the offsets
/// buffer's address must be a multiple of 8.
constexpr int64_t kValueAlignment = -3;

/// \brief Calculate if the buffer's address is a multiple of `alignment`
///
/// If `alignment` is less than or equal to 0 then this method will always return true
/// \param buffer the buffer to check
/// \param alignment the alignment (in bytes) to check for
ARROW_EXPORT bool CheckAlignment(const Buffer& buffer, int64_t alignment);
/// \brief Calculate if all buffers in the array data are aligned
///
/// This will also check the buffers in the dictionary and any children
/// \param array the array data to check
/// \param alignment the alignment (in bytes) to check for
ARROW_EXPORT bool CheckAlignment(const ArrayData& array, int64_t alignment);
/// \brief Calculate if all buffers in the array are aligned
///
/// This will also check the buffers in the dictionary and any children
/// \param array the array to check
/// \param alignment the alignment (in bytes) to check for
ARROW_EXPORT bool CheckAlignment(const Array& array, int64_t alignment);

// Following functions require an additional boolean vector which stores the
// alignment check bits of the constituent objects.
// For example, needs_alignment vector for a ChunkedArray will contain the
// check bits of the constituent Arrays.
// The boolean vector check was introduced to minimize the repetitive checks
// of the constituent objects during the EnsureAlignment function where certain
// objects can be ignored for further checking if we already know that they are
// completely aligned.

/// \brief Calculate which (if any) chunks in a chunked array are unaligned
/// \param array the array to check
/// \param alignment the alignment (in bytes) to check for
/// \param needs_alignment an output vector that will store the results of the check
///        it must be set to a valid vector.  Extra elements will be added to the end
///        of the vector for each chunk that is checked.  `true` will be stored if
///        the chunk is unaligned.
/// \param offset the index of the chunk to start checking
/// \return true if all chunks (starting at `offset`) are aligned, false otherwise
ARROW_EXPORT bool CheckAlignment(const ChunkedArray& array, int64_t alignment,
                                 std::vector<bool>* needs_alignment, int offset = 0);

/// \brief calculate which (if any) columns in a record batch are unaligned
/// \param batch the batch to check
/// \param alignment the alignment (in bytes) to check for
/// \param needs_alignment an output vector that will store the results of the
///        check.  It must be set to a valid vector.  Extra elements will be added
///        to the end of the vector for each column that is checked.  `true` will be
///        stored if the column is unaligned.
ARROW_EXPORT bool CheckAlignment(const RecordBatch& batch, int64_t alignment,
                                 std::vector<bool>* needs_alignment);

/// \brief calculate which (if any) columns in a table are unaligned
/// \param table the table to check
/// \param alignment the alignment (in bytes) to check for
/// \param needs_alignment an output vector that will store the results of the
///        check.  It must be set to a valid vector.  Extra elements will be added
///        to the end of the vector for each column that is checked.  `true` will be
///        stored if the column is unaligned.
ARROW_EXPORT bool CheckAlignment(const Table& table, int64_t alignment,
                                 std::vector<bool>* needs_alignment);

/// \brief return a buffer that has the given alignment and the same data as the input
/// buffer
///
/// If the input buffer is already aligned then this method will return the input buffer
/// If the input buffer is not already aligned then this method will allocate a new
/// buffer.  The alignment of the new buffer will have at least
/// max(kDefaultBufferAlignment, alignment) bytes of alignment.
///
/// \param buffer the buffer to check
/// \param alignment the alignment (in bytes) to check for
/// \param memory_pool a memory pool that will be used to allocate a new buffer if the
///        input buffer is not sufficiently aligned
ARROW_EXPORT Result<std::shared_ptr<Buffer>> EnsureAlignment(
    std::shared_ptr<Buffer> buffer, int64_t alignment, MemoryPool* memory_pool);

/// \brief return an array data where all buffers are aligned by the given alignment
///
/// If any input buffer is already aligned then this method will reuse that same input
/// buffer.
///
/// \param array_data the array data to check
/// \param alignment the alignment (in bytes) to check for
/// \param memory_pool a memory pool that will be used to allocate new buffers if any
///        input buffer is not sufficiently aligned
ARROW_EXPORT Result<std::shared_ptr<ArrayData>> EnsureAlignment(
    std::shared_ptr<ArrayData> array_data, int64_t alignment, MemoryPool* memory_pool);

/// \brief return an array where all buffers are aligned by the given alignment
///
/// If any input buffer is already aligned then this method will reuse that same input
/// buffer.
///
/// \param array the array to check
/// \param alignment the alignment (in bytes) to check for
/// \param memory_pool a memory pool that will be used to allocate new buffers if any
///        input buffer is not sufficiently aligned
ARROW_EXPORT Result<std::shared_ptr<Array>> EnsureAlignment(std::shared_ptr<Array> array,
                                                            int64_t alignment,
                                                            MemoryPool* memory_pool);

/// \brief return a chunked array where all buffers are aligned by the given alignment
///
/// If any input buffer is already aligned then this method will reuse that same input
/// buffer.
///
/// \param array the chunked array to check
/// \param alignment the alignment (in bytes) to check for
/// \param memory_pool a memory pool that will be used to allocate new buffers if any
///        input buffer is not sufficiently aligned
ARROW_EXPORT Result<std::shared_ptr<ChunkedArray>> EnsureAlignment(
    std::shared_ptr<ChunkedArray> array, int64_t alignment, MemoryPool* memory_pool);

/// \brief return a record batch where all buffers are aligned by the given alignment
///
/// If any input buffer is already aligned then this method will reuse that same input
/// buffer.
///
/// \param batch the batch to check
/// \param alignment the alignment (in bytes) to check for
/// \param memory_pool a memory pool that will be used to allocate new buffers if any
///        input buffer is not sufficiently aligned
ARROW_EXPORT Result<std::shared_ptr<RecordBatch>> EnsureAlignment(
    std::shared_ptr<RecordBatch> batch, int64_t alignment, MemoryPool* memory_pool);

/// \brief return a table where all buffers are aligned by the given alignment
///
/// If any input buffer is already aligned then this method will reuse that same input
/// buffer.
///
/// \param table the table to check
/// \param alignment the alignment (in bytes) to check for
/// \param memory_pool a memory pool that will be used to allocate new buffers if any
///        input buffer is not sufficiently aligned
ARROW_EXPORT Result<std::shared_ptr<Table>> EnsureAlignment(std::shared_ptr<Table> table,
                                                            int64_t alignment,
                                                            MemoryPool* memory_pool);

}  // namespace util
}  // namespace arrow