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#include "config.h"
#include "ArrayBuffer.h"

#include <wtf/RefPtr.h>

namespace WebCore {

PassRefPtr<ArrayBuffer> ArrayBuffer::create(unsigned numElements, unsigned elementByteSize)
{
    void* data = tryAllocate(numElements, elementByteSize);
    if (!data)
        return 0;
    return adoptRef(new ArrayBuffer(data, numElements * elementByteSize));
}

PassRefPtr<ArrayBuffer> ArrayBuffer::create(ArrayBuffer* other)
{
    return ArrayBuffer::create(other->data(), other->byteLength());
}

PassRefPtr<ArrayBuffer> ArrayBuffer::create(void* source, unsigned byteLength)
{
    void* data = tryAllocate(byteLength, 1);
    if (!data)
        return 0;
    RefPtr<ArrayBuffer> buffer = adoptRef(new ArrayBuffer(data, byteLength));
    memcpy(buffer->data(), source, byteLength);
    return buffer.release();
}

ArrayBuffer::ArrayBuffer(void* data, unsigned sizeInBytes)
    : m_sizeInBytes(sizeInBytes)
    , m_data(data)
{
}

void* ArrayBuffer::data()
{
    return m_data;
}

const void* ArrayBuffer::data() const
{
    return m_data;
}

unsigned ArrayBuffer::byteLength() const
{
    return m_sizeInBytes;
}

ArrayBuffer::~ArrayBuffer()
{
    WTF::fastFree(m_data);
}

void* ArrayBuffer::tryAllocate(unsigned numElements, unsigned elementByteSize)
{
    void* result;
    // Do not allow 32-bit overflow of the total size.
    // FIXME: Why not? The tryFastCalloc function already checks its arguments,
    // and will fail if there is any overflow, so why should we include a
    // redudant unnecessarily restrictive check here?
    if (numElements) {
        unsigned totalSize = numElements * elementByteSize;
        if (totalSize / numElements != elementByteSize)
            return 0;
    }
    if (WTF::tryFastCalloc(numElements, elementByteSize).getValue(result))
        return result;
    return 0;
}

}