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//
// This source file is part of the Swift Collections open source project
//
// Copyright (c) 2021 - 2024 Apple Inc. and the Swift project authors
// Licensed under Apache License v2.0 with Runtime Library Exception
//
// See https://swift.org/LICENSE.txt for license information
//
//===----------------------------------------------------------------------===//
#if false
// FIXME: Bitwise operators disabled for now. I have two concerns:
// 1. We need to support bitwise operations over slices of bit arrays, not just
// whole arrays.
// 2. We need to put in-place mutations as the primary operation, and they
// need to avoid copy-on-write copies unless absolutely necessary.
//
// It seems unlikely that the operator syntax will survive these points.
// We have five (5!) separate cases:
//
// foo |= bar
// foo[i ..< j] |= bar
// foo |= bar[u ..< v]
// foo[i ..< j] |= bar[u ..< v]
// foo[i ..< j] |= foo[k ..< l]
//
// The last one where the array is ORed with itself is particularly problematic
// -- like memcpy, these operations can easily support overlapping inputs, but
// it doesn't seem likely we can implement that with this nice slicing syntax,
// unless we are okay with forcing a CoW copy. (Which we aren't.)
//
// Even ignoring that, I would not like to end up with four overloads for each
// operator, especially not for such niche operations. So we'll entirely disable
// these for now, to prevent any shipping API from interfering with an eventual
// redesign. (This is an active area of experimentation, as it will potentially
// also affect our non-copyable container design.)
extension BitArray {
/// Stores the result of performing a bitwise OR operation on two
/// equal-sized bit arrays in the left-hand-side variable.
///
/// - Parameter left: A bit array.
/// - Parameter right: Another bit array of the same size.
/// - Complexity: O(left.count)
public static func |=(left: inout Self, right: Self) {
precondition(left.count == right.count)
left._update { target in
right._read { source in
for i in 0 ..< target._words.count {
target._mutableWords[i].formUnion(source._words[i])
}
}
}
left._checkInvariants()
}
/// Returns the result of performing a bitwise OR operation on two
/// equal-sized bit arrays.
///
/// - Parameter left: A bit array.
/// - Parameter right: Another bit array of the same size.
/// - Returns: The bitwise OR of `left` and `right`.
/// - Complexity: O(left.count)
public static func |(left: Self, right: Self) -> Self {
precondition(left.count == right.count)
var result = left
result |= right
return result
}
/// Stores the result of performing a bitwise AND operation on two given
/// equal-sized bit arrays in the left-hand-side variable.
///
/// - Parameter left: A bit array.
/// - Parameter right: Another bit array of the same size.
/// - Complexity: O(left.count)
public static func &=(left: inout Self, right: Self) {
precondition(left.count == right.count)
left._update { target in
right._read { source in
for i in 0 ..< target._words.count {
target._mutableWords[i].formIntersection(source._words[i])
}
}
}
left._checkInvariants()
}
/// Returns the result of performing a bitwise AND operation on two
/// equal-sized bit arrays.
///
/// - Parameter left: A bit array.
/// - Parameter right: Another bit array of the same size.
/// - Returns: The bitwise AND of `left` and `right`.
/// - Complexity: O(left.count)
public static func &(left: Self, right: Self) -> Self {
precondition(left.count == right.count)
var result = left
result &= right
return result
}
/// Stores the result of performing a bitwise XOR operation on two given
/// equal-sized bit arrays in the left-hand-side variable.
///
/// - Parameter left: A bit array.
/// - Parameter right: Another bit array of the same size.
/// - Complexity: O(left.count)
public static func ^=(left: inout Self, right: Self) {
precondition(left.count == right.count)
left._update { target in
right._read { source in
for i in 0 ..< target._words.count {
target._mutableWords[i].formSymmetricDifference(source._words[i])
}
}
}
left._checkInvariants()
}
/// Returns the result of performing a bitwise XOR operation on two
/// equal-sized bit arrays.
///
/// - Parameter left: A bit array.
/// - Parameter right: Another bit array of the same size.
/// - Returns: The bitwise XOR of `left` and `right`.
/// - Complexity: O(left.count)
public static func ^(left: Self, right: Self) -> Self {
precondition(left.count == right.count)
var result = left
result ^= right
return result
}
}
extension BitArray {
/// Returns the complement of the given bit array.
///
/// - Parameter value: A bit array.
/// - Returns: A bit array constructed by flipping each bit in `value`.
/// flipped.
/// - Complexity: O(value.count)
public static prefix func ~(value: Self) -> Self {
var result = value
result.toggleAll()
return result
}
}
#endif
extension BitArray {
public mutating func toggleAll() {
_update { handle in
let w = handle._mutableWords
for i in 0 ..< handle._words.count {
w[i].formComplement()
}
let p = handle.end
if p.bit > 0 {
w[p.word].subtract(_Word(upTo: p.bit).complement())
}
}
_checkInvariants()
}
public mutating func toggleAll(in range: Range<Int>) {
precondition(range.upperBound <= count, "Range out of bounds")
guard !range.isEmpty else { return }
_update { handle in
let words = handle._mutableWords
let start = _BitPosition(range.lowerBound)
let end = _BitPosition(range.upperBound)
if start.word == end.word {
let bits = _Word(from: start.bit, to: end.bit)
words[start.word].formSymmetricDifference(bits)
return
}
words[start.word].formSymmetricDifference(
_Word(upTo: start.bit).complement())
for i in stride(from: start.word + 1, to: end.word, by: 1) {
words[i].formComplement()
}
if end.bit > 0 {
words[end.word].formSymmetricDifference(_Word(upTo: end.bit))
}
}
}
@inlinable
public mutating func toggleAll(in range: some RangeExpression<Int>) {
toggleAll(in: range.relative(to: self))
}
}
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