/*
    Copyright (c) 2020 Contributors as noted in the AUTHORS file

    This file is part of libzmq, the ZeroMQ core engine in C++.

    libzmq is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under
    the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL) as published
    by the Free Software Foundation; either version 3 of the License, or
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    If you modify this library, you must extend this exception to your
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*/

#include "precompiled.hpp"
#include "v2_protocol.hpp"
#include "v3_1_encoder.hpp"
#include "msg.hpp"
#include "likely.hpp"
#include "wire.hpp"

#include <limits.h>

zmq::v3_1_encoder_t::v3_1_encoder_t (size_t bufsize_) :
    encoder_base_t<v3_1_encoder_t> (bufsize_)
{
    //  Write 0 bytes to the batch and go to message_ready state.
    next_step (NULL, 0, &v3_1_encoder_t::message_ready, true);
}

zmq::v3_1_encoder_t::~v3_1_encoder_t ()
{
}

void zmq::v3_1_encoder_t::message_ready ()
{
    //  Encode flags.
    size_t size = in_progress ()->size ();
    size_t header_size = 2; // flags byte + size byte
    unsigned char &protocol_flags = _tmp_buf[0];
    protocol_flags = 0;
    if (in_progress ()->flags () & msg_t::more)
        protocol_flags |= v2_protocol_t::more_flag;
    if (in_progress ()->size () > UCHAR_MAX)
        protocol_flags |= v2_protocol_t::large_flag;
    if (in_progress ()->flags () & msg_t::command
        || in_progress ()->is_subscribe () || in_progress ()->is_cancel ()) {
        protocol_flags |= v2_protocol_t::command_flag;
        if (in_progress ()->is_subscribe ())
            size += zmq::msg_t::sub_cmd_name_size;
        else if (in_progress ()->is_cancel ())
            size += zmq::msg_t::cancel_cmd_name_size;
    }

    //  Encode the message length. For messages less then 256 bytes,
    //  the length is encoded as 8-bit unsigned integer. For larger
    //  messages, 64-bit unsigned integer in network byte order is used.
    if (unlikely (size > UCHAR_MAX)) {
        put_uint64 (_tmp_buf + 1, size);
        header_size = 9; // flags byte + size 8 bytes
    } else {
        _tmp_buf[1] = static_cast<uint8_t> (size);
    }

    //  Encode the sub/cancel command string. This is done in the encoder as
    //  opposed to when the subscribe message is created to allow different
    //  protocol behaviour on the wire in the v3.1 and legacy encoders.
    //  It results in the work being done multiple times in case the sub
    //  is sending the subscription/cancel to multiple pubs, but it cannot
    //  be avoided. This processing can be moved to xsub once support for
    //  ZMTP < 3.1 is dropped.
    if (in_progress ()->is_subscribe ()) {
        memcpy (_tmp_buf + header_size, zmq::sub_cmd_name,
                zmq::msg_t::sub_cmd_name_size);
        header_size += zmq::msg_t::sub_cmd_name_size;
    } else if (in_progress ()->is_cancel ()) {
        memcpy (_tmp_buf + header_size, zmq::cancel_cmd_name,
                zmq::msg_t::cancel_cmd_name_size);
        header_size += zmq::msg_t::cancel_cmd_name_size;
    }

    next_step (_tmp_buf, header_size, &v3_1_encoder_t::size_ready, false);
}

void zmq::v3_1_encoder_t::size_ready ()
{
    //  Write message body into the buffer.
    next_step (in_progress ()->data (), in_progress ()->size (),
               &v3_1_encoder_t::message_ready, true);
}