osrm-backend/third_party/osmium/io/detail/pbf_stringtable.hpp

#ifndef OSMIUM_IO_DETAIL_PBF_STRINGTABLE_HPP
#define OSMIUM_IO_DETAIL_PBF_STRINGTABLE_HPP

/*

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Copyright 2013,2014 Jochen Topf <jochen@topf.org> and others (see README).

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#include <algorithm>
#include <cstdint>
#include <iterator>
#include <map>
#include <string>
#include <utility>
#include <vector>

#include <osmpbf/osmpbf.h>

#include <osmium/util/cast.hpp>

namespace osmium {

    namespace io {

        namespace detail {

            /**
             * StringTable management for PBF writer
             *
             * All strings are stored as indexes to rows in a StringTable. The StringTable contains
             * one row for each used string, so strings that are used multiple times need to be
             * stored only once. The StringTable is sorted by usage-count, so the most often used
             * string is stored at index 1.
             */
            class StringTable {

            public:

                /// type for string IDs (interim and final)
                typedef uint16_t string_id_type;

            private:

                /**
                 * this is the struct used to build the StringTable. It is stored as
                 * the value-part in the strings-map.
                 *
                 * when a new string is added to the map, its count is set to 0 and
                 * the interim_id is set to the current size of the map. This interim_id
                 * is then stored into the pbf-objects.
                 *
                 * before the PrimitiveBlock is serialized, the map is sorted by count
                 * and stored into the pbf-StringTable. Afterwards the interim-ids are
                 * mapped to the "real" id in the StringTable.
                 *
                 * this way often used strings get lower ids in the StringTable. As the
                 * protobuf-serializer stores numbers in variable bit-lengths, lower
                 * IDs means less used space in the resulting file.
                 */
                struct string_info {

                    /// number of occurrences of this string
                    uint16_t count;

                    /// an intermediate-id
                    string_id_type interim_id;

                }; // struct string_info

                /**
                 * Interim StringTable, storing all strings that should be written to
                 * the StringTable once the block is written to disk.
                 */
                typedef std::map<std::string, string_info> string2string_info_type;
                string2string_info_type m_strings;

                /**
                 * This vector is used to map the interim IDs to real StringTable IDs after
                 * writing all strings to the StringTable.
                 */
                typedef std::vector<string_id_type> interim_id2id_type;
                interim_id2id_type m_id2id_map;

                size_t m_size = 0;

            public:

                StringTable() {
                }

                friend bool operator<(const string_info& lhs, const string_info& rhs) {
                    return lhs.count > rhs.count;
                }

                /**
                 * record a string in the interim StringTable if it's missing, otherwise just increase its counter,
                 * return the interim-id assigned to the string.
                 */
                string_id_type record_string(const std::string& string) {
                    string_info& info = m_strings[string];
                    if (info.interim_id == 0) {
                        ++m_size;
                        info.interim_id = static_cast_with_assert<string_id_type>(m_size);
                    } else {
                        info.count++;
                    }
                    return info.interim_id;
                }

                /**
                 * Sort the interim StringTable and store it to the real protobuf StringTable.
                 * while storing to the real table, this function fills the id2id_map with
                 * pairs, mapping the interim-ids to final and real StringTable ids.
                 *
                 * Note that the m_strings table is a std::map and as such is sorted lexicographically.
                 * When the transformation into the sortedby multimap is done, it gets sorted by
                 * the count. The end result (at least with the glibc standard container/algorithm
                 * implementation) is that the string table is sorted first by reverse count (ie descending)
                 * and then by reverse lexicographic order.
                 */
                void store_stringtable(OSMPBF::StringTable* st) {
                    // add empty StringTable entry at index 0
                    // StringTable index 0 is reserved as delimiter in the densenodes key/value list
                    // this line also ensures that there's always a valid StringTable
                    st->add_s("");

                    std::multimap<string_info, std::string> sortedbycount;

                    m_id2id_map.resize(m_size+1);

                    std::transform(m_strings.begin(), m_strings.end(),
                                std::inserter(sortedbycount, sortedbycount.begin()),
                                [](const std::pair<std::string, string_info>& p) {
                                        return std::pair<string_info, std::string>(p.second, p.first);
                                });

                    string_id_type n=0;

                    for (const auto& mapping : sortedbycount) {
                        // add the string of the current item to the pbf StringTable
                        st->add_s(mapping.second);

                        // store the mapping from the interim-id to the real id
                        m_id2id_map[mapping.first.interim_id] = ++n;
                    }
                }

                /**
                 * Map from an interim ID to a real string ID.
                 */
                string_id_type map_string_id(const string_id_type interim_id) const {
                    return m_id2id_map[interim_id];
                }

                template <typename T>
                string_id_type map_string_id(const T interim_id) const {
                    return map_string_id(static_cast_with_assert<string_id_type>(interim_id));
                }

                /**
                 * Clear the stringtable, preparing for the next block.
                 */
                void clear() {
                    m_strings.clear();
                    m_id2id_map.clear();
                    m_size = 0;
                }

            }; // class StringTable

        } // namespace detail

    } // namespace io

} // namespace osmium

#endif // OSMIUM_IO_DETAIL_PBF_STRINGTABLE_HPP