//
// Copyright (c) 2009-2010 Mikko Mononen memon@inside.org
//
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// including commercial applications, and to alter it and redistribute it
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//

#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
#include "RecastAlloc.h"

static void *rcAllocDefault(size_t size, rcAllocHint)
{
	return malloc(size);
}

static void rcFreeDefault(void *ptr)
{
	free(ptr);
}

static rcAllocFunc* sRecastAllocFunc = rcAllocDefault;
static rcFreeFunc* sRecastFreeFunc = rcFreeDefault;

/// @see rcAlloc, rcFree
void rcAllocSetCustom(rcAllocFunc *allocFunc, rcFreeFunc *freeFunc)
{
	sRecastAllocFunc = allocFunc ? allocFunc : rcAllocDefault;
	sRecastFreeFunc = freeFunc ? freeFunc : rcFreeDefault;
}

/// @see rcAllocSetCustom
void* rcAlloc(size_t size, rcAllocHint hint)
{
	return sRecastAllocFunc(size, hint);
}

/// @par
///
/// @warning This function leaves the value of @p ptr unchanged.  So it still
/// points to the same (now invalid) location, and not to null.
/// 
/// @see rcAllocSetCustom
void rcFree(void* ptr)
{
	if (ptr)
		sRecastFreeFunc(ptr);
}

/// @class rcIntArray
///
/// While it is possible to pre-allocate a specific array size during 
/// construction or by using the #resize method, certain methods will 
/// automatically resize the array as needed.
///
/// @warning The array memory is not initialized to zero when the size is 
/// manually set during construction or when using #resize.

/// @par
///
/// Using this method ensures the array is at least large enough to hold
/// the specified number of elements.  This can improve performance by
/// avoiding auto-resizing during use.
void rcIntArray::doResize(int n)
{
	if (!m_cap) m_cap = n;
	while (m_cap < n) m_cap *= 2;
	int* newData = (int*)rcAlloc(m_cap*sizeof(int), RC_ALLOC_TEMP);
	if (m_size && newData) memcpy(newData, m_data, m_size*sizeof(int));
	rcFree(m_data);
	m_data = newData;
}

