public void u8()
{
var storage = new u32ArrayMemory(new u32[42]);
var writer = new RawBitWriter <u32ArrayMemory>(storage);
u16 v1 = 42;
u16 v2 = 666;
writer.u16(v1, 16);
Assert.AreEqual(16, writer.BitsWritten);
writer.u16(v2, 10);
writer.Align();
var reader = new RawBitReader <u32ArrayMemory>(storage);
var rv1 = reader.u16(16);
var rv2 = reader.u16(10);
Assert.AreEqual(v1, rv1);
Assert.AreEqual(v2, rv2);
}
/// <summary>
/// Copies data from array.
/// </summary>
public void CopyFrom(ReadOnlySpan <u8> data)
{
// may Throw.here as not hot path
if (data.Length <= 0)
{
Throw.Argument("Should be positive", nameof(data.Length));
}
if (data.Length > System.UInt16.MaxValue * 4)
{
Throw.Argument($"Should be less or equal to {System.UInt16.MaxValue * 4}", nameof(data.Length));
}
var length = data.Length;
Reset();
var step = Unsafe.SizeOf <u32>();
var numChunks = (u16)((length / step) + 1);
// TODO: move out this expansion from here
if (chunks.Length < numChunks)
{
Chunks = new u32ArrayMemory(new u32[numChunks]); // call it once to stay expanded forever
}
// data must be 4 or 8 bytes i64 because 32 and 64 machines https://gafferongames.com/post/reading_and_writing_packets/
// TODO: possible to optimize to avoid copy? some kind of unsafe cast?
// TODO: try u64 for performance as most of devices will be 64 bit?
// https://github.com/nxrighthere/NetStack/issues/1#issuecomment-475212246
for (u16 i = 0; i < numChunks; i++)
{
i32 dataIdx = (i32)i * step;
u32 chunk = 0;
// TODO: ref into data and do block copy of all 4bytes, copy only last 3 bytes by hand
// may optimize by calculating variable her and doing zero init of remaining blocks
// may reintepret unsafe as uint, and then if less than 3 then only read last as 1 2 3
if (dataIdx < length)
{
chunk = (u32)data[dataIdx];
}
if (dataIdx + 1 < length)
{
chunk = chunk | (u32)data[dataIdx + 1] << 8;
}
if (dataIdx + 2 < length)
{
chunk = chunk | (u32)data[dataIdx + 2] << 16;
}
if (dataIdx + 3 < length)
{
chunk = chunk | (u32)data[dataIdx + 3] << 24;
}
chunks[i] = chunk;
}
// TODO: write sets 1 bit in the end. so we may read all remaining zeroes, minis 1 bit for flag, and make total less
// TODO: should be do that at all? Consoder multiple buffers writing sequenctially or other length indicator (like prefix)
// var leadingZeros = BitOperations.LeadingZeroCount(data[length - 1]);
// totalNumberBits = 8 * length - leadingZeros - 1;
}
