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Merge 6f3e6b894 into f55f4d390

Pull Request Pull Request #6: Demoded controls

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/src/data/decompression.rs

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public         /
// License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this         /
// file, You can obtain one at https://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/.                   /
//                                                                             /
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

//! Decompression parsing, algorithms, and functionality. Exact decompression
//! algorithm is subject to change.
//!
//! Basic concept is to parse the header, identify key information such as
//! decompressed header, then parse as a repeating stream of "command" blocks,
//! consisting of a control code and any (if any) following literal bytes.
//!
//! Literal bytes should always be written before performing the control code
//! operation.
//!
//! Control code operations are "run length encoded", which is a format of
//! encoding where the "length" of a pointer-style control can be longer than
//! the lookback length. This indicates that the section within the lookback
//! region should repeat until the length is fulfilled
//!
//! # Example Byte-by-byte Algorithm
//!
//! This is *normally* handled via byte-by-byte decoding, where a lookback
//! position and write position counter are incremented at the same time,
//! however other faster implementations may be possible. This algorithm
//! explanation is purely intended to illustrate the concept.
//!
//! ## Algorithm steps
//!
//! while in reality the possible allowed values are any arbitrary byte,
//! characters are used to indicate whole bytes to simplify illustration
//!
//! Given the current decoded output of `DEADBEEF`, the next control encountered
//! has a lookback of `4`, and a length of `16`.
//!
//! ### 1. Create Pointers
//! Create pointers/get indexes for the current lookback position and current
//! output position
//!
//! ```text
//! DEADBEEF
//!     ^   ^
//!     LB  O
//! ```
//!
//! ### 2. Copy from lookback to output
//! Take the current byte at the lookback position, and copy it to the output
//! position
//!
//! ```text
//! DEADBEEFB
//!     ^   ^
//!     LB  O
//! ```
//!
//! ### 3. Advance Pointers
//! Increment both the lookback position and the output position
//!
//! ```text
//! DEADBEEFB
//!      ^   ^
//!      LB  O
//! ```
//!
//! ### 4. Repeat `length` times
//! Steps 2 and 3 should repeat a total of times equal to the length of the
//! control block.
//!
//! #### 4.A "What about when the lookback reaches already output?"
//! In a case where the length overruns into the already written output, the
//! process continues as normal and the output starts to repeat.
//!
//! in this example output, On the 5th iteration you will encounter this state:
//! ```text
//! DEADBEEFBEEF
//!         ^   ^
//!         LB  O
//! ```
//! The lookback is currently pointing at the first "B" that has been written.
//! This isn't actually a problem, and step 2 and 3 should be followed as normal:
//!
//! ```text
//! DEADBEEFBEEFB
//!         ^   ^
//!         LB  O
//! ```
//!
//! ```text
//! DEADBEEFBEEFB
//!          ^   ^
//!          LB  O
//! ```
//!
//! ## Final Result
//! Given that the algorithm was followed properly, the final output of the
//! example input should be
//! ```text
//! DEADBEEFBEEFBEEFBEEFBEEF
//! ```
use std::io::{Cursor, Read, Seek, Write};

use crate::data::control::Command;
use crate::data::{copy_from_reader, rle_decode_fixed};
use crate::format::Format;
use crate::header::Header;
use crate::RefPackError;

// Returning the internal buffer is the fastest way to return the data
// since that way the buffer doesn't have to be copied,
// this function is used to reach optimal performance
fn decompress_internal<F: Format>(
    reader: &mut (impl Read + Seek),
) -> Result<Vec<u8>, RefPackError> {
    let Header {
        decompressed_length,
        ..
    } = Header::read::<F::HeaderMode>(reader)?;

    let mut decompression_buffer = vec![0; decompressed_length as usize];
    let mut position = 0usize;

    loop {
        let command = Command::read(reader)?;

        match command {
            Command::Short {
                offset,
                length,
                literal,
            }
            | Command::Medium {
                offset,
                length,
                literal,
            } => {
                if literal > 0 {
                    position = copy_from_reader(
                        &mut decompression_buffer,
                        reader,
                        position,
                        literal as usize,
                    )?;
                }
                position = rle_decode_fixed(
                    &mut decompression_buffer,
                    position,
                    offset as usize,
                    length as usize,
                )
                .map_err(|error| RefPackError::ControlError { error, position })?;
            }
            Command::Long {
                offset,
                length,
                literal,
            } => {
                if literal > 0 {
                    position = copy_from_reader(
                        &mut decompression_buffer,
                        reader,
                        position,
                        literal as usize,
                    )?;
                }
                position = rle_decode_fixed(
                    &mut decompression_buffer,
                    position,
                    offset as usize,
                    length as usize,
                )
                .map_err(|error| RefPackError::ControlError { error, position })?;
            }
            Command::Literal(literal) => {
                position = copy_from_reader(
                    &mut decompression_buffer,
                    reader,
                    position,
                    literal as usize,
                )?;
            }
            Command::Stop(literal) => {
                copy_from_reader(
                    &mut decompression_buffer,
                    reader,
                    position,
                    literal as usize,
                )?;
                break;
            }
        }
    }

    Ok(decompression_buffer)
}

/// Decompress `refpack` data. Accepts arbitrary `Read`s and `Write`s.
///
/// # Example
///
/// ```Rust
/// use std::io::Cursor;
///
/// let mut input = Cursor::new(/* some refpack data */);
/// let mut output = Cursor::new(Vec::new());
///
/// // decompress the input into the output
/// refpack::compress(&mut input, &mut output);
/// // output now contains the decompressed version of the input
/// ```
/// # Errors
/// - [RefPackError::BadMagic]: Header magic was malformed, likely indicating
///   either uncompressed data or attempting to decompress data in an incorrect
///   format
/// - [RefPackError::BadFlags]: Header magic was malformed, likely indicating
///   either uncompressed data or attempting to decompress data in an incorrect
///   format
/// - [RefPackError::ControlError]: Invalid control code operation was attempted
///   to be performed. This normally indicated corrupted or invalid refpack
///   data
/// - [RefPackError::Io]: Generic IO error occured while attempting to read or
///   write data
pub fn decompress<F: Format>(
    reader: &mut (impl Read + Seek),
    writer: &mut impl Write,
) -> Result<(), RefPackError> {
    let data = decompress_internal::<F>(reader)?;

    writer.write_all(data.as_slice())?;
    writer.flush()?;

    Ok(())
}

/// Wrapped decompress function with a bit easier and cleaner of an API.
/// Takes a slice of bytes and returns a Vec of byes
/// In implementation this just creates `Cursor`s for the reader and writer and
/// calls `decompress`
///
/// # Returns
///
/// A Result containing either `Vec<u8>` of the decompressed data or a
/// `RefPackError`.
///
/// # Errors
/// - [RefPackError::BadMagic]: Header was malformed, likely indicating either
///   uncompressed data or attempting to decompress data in an incorrect format
/// - [RefPackError::BadFlags]: Header magic was malformed, likely indicating
///   either uncompressed data or attempting to decompress data in an incorrect
///   format
/// - [RefPackError::ControlError]: Invalid control code operation was attempted
///   to be performed. This normally indicated corrupted or invalid refpack
///   data
/// - [RefPackError::Io]: Generic IO error occured while attempting to read or
///   write data
#[inline]
pub fn easy_decompress<F: Format>(input: &[u8]) -> Result<Vec<u8>, RefPackError> {
    let mut reader = Cursor::new(input);
    decompress_internal::<F>(&mut reader)
}

1	////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
2	// This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public /
3	// License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this /
4	// file, You can obtain one at https://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/. /
5	// /
6	////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
7
8	//! Decompression parsing, algorithms, and functionality. Exact decompression
9	//! algorithm is subject to change.
10	//!
11	//! Basic concept is to parse the header, identify key information such as
12	//! decompressed header, then parse as a repeating stream of "command" blocks,
13	//! consisting of a control code and any (if any) following literal bytes.
14	//!
15	//! Literal bytes should always be written before performing the control code
16	//! operation.
17	//!
18	//! Control code operations are "run length encoded", which is a format of
19	//! encoding where the "length" of a pointer-style control can be longer than
20	//! the lookback length. This indicates that the section within the lookback
21	//! region should repeat until the length is fulfilled
22	//!
23	//! # Example Byte-by-byte Algorithm
24	//!
25	//! This is normally handled via byte-by-byte decoding, where a lookback
26	//! position and write position counter are incremented at the same time,
27	//! however other faster implementations may be possible. This algorithm
28	//! explanation is purely intended to illustrate the concept.
29	//!
30	//! ## Algorithm steps
31	//!
32	//! while in reality the possible allowed values are any arbitrary byte,
33	//! characters are used to indicate whole bytes to simplify illustration
34	//!
35	//! Given the current decoded output of `DEADBEEF`, the next control encountered
36	//! has a lookback of `4`, and a length of `16`.
37	//!
38	//! ### 1. Create Pointers
39	//! Create pointers/get indexes for the current lookback position and current
40	//! output position
41	//!
42	//! ```text
43	//! DEADBEEF
44	//! ^ ^
45	//! LB O
46	//! ```
47	//!
48	//! ### 2. Copy from lookback to output
49	//! Take the current byte at the lookback position, and copy it to the output
50	//! position
51	//!
52	//! ```text
53	//! DEADBEEFB
54	//! ^ ^
55	//! LB O
56	//! ```
57	//!
58	//! ### 3. Advance Pointers
59	//! Increment both the lookback position and the output position
60	//!
61	//! ```text
62	//! DEADBEEFB
63	//! ^ ^
64	//! LB O
65	//! ```
66	//!
67	//! ### 4. Repeat `length` times
68	//! Steps 2 and 3 should repeat a total of times equal to the length of the
69	//! control block.
70	//!
71	//! #### 4.A "What about when the lookback reaches already output?"
72	//! In a case where the length overruns into the already written output, the
73	//! process continues as normal and the output starts to repeat.
74	//!
75	//! in this example output, On the 5th iteration you will encounter this state:
76	//! ```text
77	//! DEADBEEFBEEF
78	//! ^ ^
79	//! LB O
80	//! ```
81	//! The lookback is currently pointing at the first "B" that has been written.
82	//! This isn't actually a problem, and step 2 and 3 should be followed as normal:
83	//!
84	//! ```text
85	//! DEADBEEFBEEFB
86	//! ^ ^
87	//! LB O
88	//! ```
89	//!
90	//! ```text
91	//! DEADBEEFBEEFB
92	//! ^ ^
93	//! LB O
94	//! ```
95	//!
96	//! ## Final Result
97	//! Given that the algorithm was followed properly, the final output of the
98	//! example input should be
99	//! ```text
100	//! DEADBEEFBEEFBEEFBEEFBEEF
101	//! ```
102	use std::io::{Cursor, Read, Seek, Write};
103
104	use crate::data::control::Command;
105	use crate::data::{copy_from_reader, rle_decode_fixed};
106	use crate::format::Format;
107	use crate::header::Header;
108	use crate::RefPackError;
109
110	// Returning the internal buffer is the fastest way to return the data
111	// since that way the buffer doesn't have to be copied,
112	// this function is used to reach optimal performance
113	fn decompress_internal<F: Format>(	101,038✔
114	reader: &mut (impl Read + Seek),	101,038✔
115	) -> Result<Vec<u8>, RefPackError> {	101,038✔
116	let Header {
117	decompressed_length,	101,038✔
118	..
119	} = Header::read::<F::HeaderMode>(reader)?;	101,038✔
120
121	let mut decompression_buffer = vec![0; decompressed_length as usize];	101,038✔
122	let mut position = 0usize;	101,038✔
123
124	loop {
125	let command = Command::read(reader)?;	206,472✔
126
127	match command {	206,472✔
128	Command::Short {
129	offset,	42✔
130	length,	42✔
131	literal,	42✔
132	}
133	\| Command::Medium {
134	offset,	×
135	length,	×
136	literal,	×
137	} => {
138	if literal > 0 {	42✔
139	position = copy_from_reader(	35✔
140	&mut decompression_buffer,	35✔
141	reader,	35✔
142	position,	35✔
143	literal as usize,	35✔
144	)?;	35✔
145	}	7✔
146	position = rle_decode_fixed(	42✔
147	&mut decompression_buffer,	42✔
148	position,	42✔
149	offset as usize,	42✔
150	length as usize,	42✔
151	)	42✔
152	.map_err(\|error\| RefPackError::ControlError { error, position })?;	42✔
153	}
154	Command::Long {
155	offset,	×
156	length,	×
157	literal,	×
158	} => {	×
159	if literal > 0 {	×
160	position = copy_from_reader(	×
161	&mut decompression_buffer,	×
162	reader,	×
163	position,	×
164	literal as usize,	×
165	)?;	×
166	}	×
167	position = rle_decode_fixed(	×
168	&mut decompression_buffer,	×
169	position,	×
170	offset as usize,	×
171	length as usize,	×
172	)	×
173	.map_err(\|error\| RefPackError::ControlError { error, position })?;	×
174	}
175	Command::Literal(literal) => {	105,392✔
176	position = copy_from_reader(	105,392✔
177	&mut decompression_buffer,	105,392✔
178	reader,	105,392✔
179	position,	105,392✔
180	literal as usize,	105,392✔
181	)?;	105,392✔
182	}
183	Command::Stop(literal) => {	101,038✔
184	copy_from_reader(	101,038✔
185	&mut decompression_buffer,	101,038✔
186	reader,	101,038✔
187	position,	101,038✔
188	literal as usize,	101,038✔
189	)?;	101,038✔
190	break;	101,038✔
191	}	101,038✔
192	}	101,038✔
193	}	101,038✔
194		101,038✔
195	Ok(decompression_buffer)	101,038✔
196	}	101,038✔
197
198	/// Decompress `refpack` data. Accepts arbitrary `Read`s and `Write`s.
199	///
200	/// # Example
201	///
202	/// ```Rust
203	/// use std::io::Cursor;
204	///
205	/// let mut input = Cursor::new(/* some refpack data */);
206	/// let mut output = Cursor::new(Vec::new());
207	///
208	/// // decompress the input into the output
209	/// refpack::compress(&mut input, &mut output);
210	/// // output now contains the decompressed version of the input
211	/// ```
212	/// # Errors
213	/// - [RefPackError::BadMagic]: Header magic was malformed, likely indicating
214	/// either uncompressed data or attempting to decompress data in an incorrect
215	/// format
216	/// - [RefPackError::BadFlags]: Header magic was malformed, likely indicating
217	/// either uncompressed data or attempting to decompress data in an incorrect
218	/// format
219	/// - [RefPackError::ControlError]: Invalid control code operation was attempted
220	/// to be performed. This normally indicated corrupted or invalid refpack
221	/// data
222	/// - [RefPackError::Io]: Generic IO error occured while attempting to read or
223	/// write data
224	pub fn decompress<F: Format>(	×
225	reader: &mut (impl Read + Seek),	×
226	writer: &mut impl Write,	×
227	) -> Result<(), RefPackError> {	×
228	let data = decompress_internal::<F>(reader)?;	×
229
230	writer.write_all(data.as_slice())?;	×
231	writer.flush()?;	×
232
233	Ok(())	×
234	}	×
235
236	/// Wrapped decompress function with a bit easier and cleaner of an API.
237	/// Takes a slice of bytes and returns a Vec of byes
238	/// In implementation this just creates `Cursor`s for the reader and writer and
239	/// calls `decompress`
240	///
241	/// # Returns
242	///
243	/// A Result containing either `Vec<u8>` of the decompressed data or a
244	/// `RefPackError`.
245	///
246	/// # Errors
247	/// - [RefPackError::BadMagic]: Header was malformed, likely indicating either
248	/// uncompressed data or attempting to decompress data in an incorrect format
249	/// - [RefPackError::BadFlags]: Header magic was malformed, likely indicating
250	/// either uncompressed data or attempting to decompress data in an incorrect
251	/// format
252	/// - [RefPackError::ControlError]: Invalid control code operation was attempted
253	/// to be performed. This normally indicated corrupted or invalid refpack
254	/// data
255	/// - [RefPackError::Io]: Generic IO error occured while attempting to read or
256	/// write data
257	#[inline]
258	pub fn easy_decompress<F: Format>(input: &[u8]) -> Result<Vec<u8>, RefPackError> {	101,038✔
259	let mut reader = Cursor::new(input);	101,038✔
260	decompress_internal::<F>(&mut reader)	101,038✔
261	}	101,038✔

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