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(svn r20593) -Fix: (rlongago, r20547): long ago the service interval was int16, after which is got converted to Date except in the order backup. Much later I copied the savegame snippets from a vehicle and applied that on the order backup. Presto, reading/writing 32 bits (of Date) into 16 bits of ancient style service interval. That would then "spoil" the name pointer and that eventually crashes OpenTTD as it's likely to be an invalid pointer.
/* $Id$ */

/*
 * This file is part of OpenTTD.
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 * OpenTTD is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
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 */

/** @file newgrf_storage.h Functionality related to the temporary and persistent storage arrays for NewGRFs. */

#ifndef NEWGRF_STORAGE_H
#define NEWGRF_STORAGE_H

#include "core/alloc_func.hpp"

/**
 * Base class for all NewGRF storage arrays. Nothing fancy, only here
 * so we have a generalised class to use.
 */
struct BaseStorageArray
{
	/** The needed destructor */
	virtual ~BaseStorageArray() {}

	/**
	 * Clear the changes made since the last ClearChanges.
	 * This can be done in two ways:
	 *  - saving the changes permanently
	 *  - reverting to the previous version
	 * @param keep_changes do we save or revert the changes since the last ClearChanges?
	 */
	virtual void ClearChanges(bool keep_changes) = 0;

	/**
	 * Stores some value at a given position.
	 * @param pos   the position to write at
	 * @param value the value to write
	 */
	virtual void Store(uint pos, int32 value) = 0;
};

/**
 * Class for persistent storage of data.
 * On ClearChanges that data is either reverted or saved.
 * @param TYPE the type of variable to store.
 * @param SIZE the size of the array.
 */
template <typename TYPE, uint SIZE>
struct PersistentStorageArray : BaseStorageArray {
	TYPE storage[SIZE]; ///< Memory to for the storage array
	TYPE *prev_storage; ///< Memory to store "old" states so we can revert them on the performance of test cases for commands etc.

	/** Simply construct the array */
	PersistentStorageArray() : prev_storage(NULL)
	{
		memset(this->storage, 0, sizeof(this->storage));
	}

	/** And free all data related to it */
	~PersistentStorageArray()
	{
		free(this->prev_storage);
	}

	/**
	 * Stores some value at a given position.
	 * If there is no backup of the data that backup is made and then
	 * we write the data.
	 * @param pos   the position to write at
	 * @param value the value to write
	 */
	void Store(uint pos, int32 value)
	{
		/* Out of the scope of the array */
		if (pos >= SIZE) return;

		/* The value hasn't changed, so we pretend nothing happened.
		 * Saves a few cycles and such and it's pretty easy to check. */
		if (this->storage[pos] == value) return;

		/* We do not have made a backup; lets do so */
		if (this->prev_storage != NULL) {
			this->prev_storage = MallocT<TYPE>(SIZE);
			memcpy(this->prev_storage, this->storage, sizeof(this->storage));

			/* We only need to register ourselves when we made the backup
			 * as that is the only time something will have changed */
			AddChangedStorage(this);
		}

		this->storage[pos] = value;
	}

	/**
	 * Gets the value from a given position.
	 * @param pos the position to get the data from
	 * @return the data from that position
	 */
	TYPE Get(uint pos) const
	{
		/* Out of the scope of the array */
		if (pos >= SIZE) return 0;

		return this->storage[pos];
	}

	void ClearChanges(bool keep_changes)
	{
		assert(this->prev_storage != NULL);

		if (!keep_changes) {
			memcpy(this->storage, this->prev_storage, sizeof(this->storage));
		}
		free(this->prev_storage);
	}
};


/**
 * Class for temporary storage of data.
 * On ClearChanges that data is always zero-ed.
 * @param TYPE the type of variable to store.
 * @param SIZE the size of the array.
 */
template <typename TYPE, uint SIZE>
struct TemporaryStorageArray : BaseStorageArray {
	TYPE storage[SIZE]; ///< Memory to for the storage array

	/** Simply construct the array */
	TemporaryStorageArray()
	{
		memset(this->storage, 0, sizeof(this->storage));
	}

	/**
	 * Stores some value at a given position.
	 * @param pos   the position to write at
	 * @param value the value to write
	 */
	void Store(uint pos, int32 value)
	{
		/* Out of the scope of the array */
		if (pos >= SIZE) return;

		this->storage[pos] = value;
		AddChangedStorage(this);
	}

	/**
	 * Gets the value from a given position.
	 * @param pos the position to get the data from
	 * @return the data from that position
	 */
	TYPE Get(uint pos) const
	{
		/* Out of the scope of the array */
		if (pos >= SIZE) return 0;

		return this->storage[pos];
	}

	void ClearChanges(bool keep_changes)
	{
		memset(this->storage, 0, sizeof(this->storage));
	}
};

/**
 * Add the changed storage array to the list of changed arrays.
 * This is done so we only have to revert/save the changed
 * arrays, which saves quite a few clears, etc. after callbacks.
 * @param storage the array that has changed
 */
void AddChangedStorage(BaseStorageArray *storage);


/**
 * Clear the changes made since the last ClearStorageChanges.
 * This is done for *all* storages that have been registered to with
 * AddChangedStorage since the previous ClearStorageChanges.
 *
 * This can be done in two ways:
 *  - saving the changes permanently
 *  - reverting to the previous version
 * @param keep_changes do we save or revert the changes since the last ClearChanges?
 */
void ClearStorageChanges(bool keep_changes);

#endif /* NEWGRF_STORAGE_H */