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//#ifndef APR_MMAP_H
//#define APR_MMAP_H

{**
 * @file apr_mmap.h
 * @brief APR MMAP routines
 *}

//#include "apr.h"
//#include "apr_pools.h"
//#include "apr_errno.h"
//#include "apr_ring.h"
//#include "apr_file_io.h"        /* for apr_file_t */

//#ifdef BEOS
//#include <kernel/OS.h>
//#endif

{$ifdef BEOS}
type
  area_id   = Longint;
{$endif}

(**
 * @defgroup apr_mmap MMAP (Memory Map) Routines
 * @ingroup APR 
 * @{
 *)

const
//** MMap opened for reading */
  APR_MMAP_READ    = 1;
//** MMap opened for writing */
  APR_MMAP_WRITE   = 2;

//** @see apr_mmap_t */
//typedef struct apr_mmap_t            apr_mmap_t;
type
  Papr_mmap_t = ^apr_mmap_t;

  link_t = record
    next,
    prev: Papr_mmap_t;
  end;

{**
 * @remark
 * As far as I can tell the only really sane way to store an MMAP is as a
 * void * and a length.  BeOS requires this area_id, but that's just a little
 * something extra.  I am exposing this type, because it doesn't make much
 * sense to keep it private, and opening it up makes some stuff easier in
 * Apache.
 *}
///** The MMAP structure */
  apr_mmap_t = record
    //** The pool the mmap structure was allocated out of. */
    cntxt: Papr_pool_t;
{$ifdef BEOS}
    //** An area ID.  Only valid on BeOS */
    area: area_id;
{$endif}
{$ifdef WIN32}
    //** The handle of the file mapping */
    mhandle: HANDLE;
    //** The start of the real memory page area (mapped view) */
    mv: Pointer;
    //** The physical start, size and offset */
    pstart: apr_off_t;
    psize: apr_size_t;
    poffset: apr_off_t;
{$endif}
    //** The start of the memory mapped area */
    mm: Pointer;
    //** The amount of data in the mmap */
    size: apr_size_t;
    {** ring of apr_mmap_t's that reference the same
     * mmap'ed region; acts in place of a reference count *}
//    APR_RING_ENTRY(apr_mmap_t) link;
(*macro expanded:
    struct { struct apr_mmap_t * volatile next; struct apr_mmap_t * volatile prev; } link;
*)
    link: link_t;
  end;{apr_mmap_t}
(* fpc -> rest is ignored
#if APR_HAS_MMAP || defined(DOXYGEN)

/** @def APR_MMAP_THRESHOLD 
 * Files have to be at least this big before they're mmap()d.  This is to deal
 * with systems where the expense of doing an mmap() and an munmap() outweighs
 * the benefit for small files.  It shouldn't be set lower than 1.
 */
#ifdef MMAP_THRESHOLD
#  define APR_MMAP_THRESHOLD              MMAP_THRESHOLD
#else
#  ifdef SUNOS4
#    define APR_MMAP_THRESHOLD            (8*1024)
#  else
#    define APR_MMAP_THRESHOLD            1
#  endif /* SUNOS4 */
#endif /* MMAP_THRESHOLD */

/** @def APR_MMAP_LIMIT
 * Maximum size of MMap region
 */
#ifdef MMAP_LIMIT
#  define APR_MMAP_LIMIT                  MMAP_LIMIT
#else
#  define APR_MMAP_LIMIT                  (4*1024*1024)
#endif /* MMAP_LIMIT */

/** Can this file be MMaped */
#define APR_MMAP_CANDIDATE(filelength) \
    ((filelength >= APR_MMAP_THRESHOLD) && (filelength < APR_MMAP_LIMIT))

/*   Function definitions */

/** 
 * Create a new mmap'ed file out of an existing APR file.
 * @param newmmap The newly created mmap'ed file.
 * @param file The file turn into an mmap.
 * @param offset The offset into the file to start the data pointer at.
 * @param size The size of the file
 * @param flag bit-wise or of:
 * <PRE>
 *          APR_MMAP_READ       MMap opened for reading
 *          APR_MMAP_WRITE      MMap opened for writing
 * </PRE>
 * @param cntxt The pool to use when creating the mmap.
 */
APR_DECLARE(apr_status_t) apr_mmap_create(apr_mmap_t **newmmap, 
                                          apr_file_t *file, apr_off_t offset,
                                          apr_size_t size, apr_int32_t flag,
                                          apr_pool_t *cntxt);

/**
 * Duplicate the specified MMAP.
 * @param new_mmap The structure to duplicate into. 
 * @param old_mmap The mmap to duplicate.
 * @param p The pool to use for new_mmap.
 */         
APR_DECLARE(apr_status_t) apr_mmap_dup(apr_mmap_t **new_mmap,
                                       apr_mmap_t *old_mmap,
                                       apr_pool_t *p);

/**
 * Remove a mmap'ed.
 * @param mm The mmap'ed file.
 */
APR_DECLARE(apr_status_t) apr_mmap_delete(apr_mmap_t *mm);

/** 
 * Move the pointer into the mmap'ed file to the specified offset.
 * @param addr The pointer to the offset specified.
 * @param mm The mmap'ed file.
 * @param offset The offset to move to.
 */
APR_DECLARE(apr_status_t) apr_mmap_offset(void **addr, apr_mmap_t *mm, 
                                          apr_off_t offset);

#endif /* APR_HAS_MMAP */
*)
//** @} */

//#endif  /* ! APR_MMAP_H */