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#ifndef PDF_OBJ_TYPES
#define PDF_OBJ_TYPES

/* defines for various compile-time debugging flags.
 * These only emit any text on a debug build and when the relevant
 * flag is set and compiled.
 */
#define DEBUG_PATTERN 0
#define DEBUG_CONTEXT 0
#define DEBUG_GSAVE 0
#define DEBUG_IMAGES 0
#define DEBUG_TRANSPARENCY 0
#define DEBUG_DEVICE 0
#define DEBUG_CACHE 0
#define DEBUG_CACHE_FREE 0
#define PROBE_STREAMS 0
#define REFCNT_DEBUG 0
#define CACHE_STATISTICS 0
#define DEBUG_DICT 0

#include "stdint_.h"    /* Various data types */
#include "scommon.h"    /* for gs_offset_t */

typedef enum pdf_obj_type_e {
    PDF_NULL = 'n',
    PDF_INT = 'i',
    PDF_REAL = 'f',
    PDF_STRING = 's',
    PDF_NAME = '/',
    PDF_ARRAY = 'a',
    PDF_DICT = 'd',
    PDF_INDIRECT = 'R',
    PDF_BOOL = 'b',
    PDF_KEYWORD = 'K',
    PDF_FONT = 'F',
    PDF_STREAM = 'S',
    /* The following aren't PDF object types, but are objects we either want to
     * reference count, or store on the stack.
     */
    PDF_XREF_TABLE = 'X',
    PDF_ARRAY_MARK = '[',
    PDF_DICT_MARK = '<',
    PDF_PROC_MARK = '{',
    PDF_CMAP = 'C'
} pdf_obj_type;

#if REFCNT_DEBUG
#define pdf_obj_common \
    pdf_obj_type type;\
    char flags;\
    unsigned int refcnt;\
    void *ctx;\
    uint32_t object_num;\
    uint32_t generation_num;\
    uint32_t indirect_num;\
    uint16_t indirect_gen; \
    uint64_t UID
#else
#define pdf_obj_common \
    pdf_obj_type type;\
    char flags;\
    unsigned int refcnt;\
    /* We have to define ctx as a void * and cast it, because the pdf_context structure\
     * contains pdf_object members, so there's a circular dependency\
     */\
    void *ctx;\
    /* Technically object numbers can be any integer. The only documented limit\
     * architecturally is the fact that the linked list of free objects (ab)uses\
     * the 'offset' field of the xref to hold the object number of the next free\
     * object, this means object numbers can't be larger than 10 decimal digits.\
     * Unfortunately, that's 34 bits, so we use the Implementation Limits in\
     * Appendix H (Annexe C of the 2.0 spec) which limits object numbers to 23 bits.\
     * But we use 32 bits instead.\
     */\
    uint32_t object_num;\
    uint32_t generation_num;\
    /* We only use the indirect object number for creating decryption keys for strings\
     * for which we (currently at least) only need the bottom 3 bytes, but we keep\
     * a full 32-bits. For the generation number we only need the bottom 2 bytes\
     * so we keep that as a 16-bit value and truncate it on storage. If storage\
     * becomes a problem we could use 5 bytes to store the 2 values but to save one\
     * byte it does not seem worthwhile. Note! the indirect num is the object number\
     * of the object if it is an indirect object (so indirect_num == object_num) or,\
     * if the object is defined directly, its the object number of the enclosing\
     * indirect object. This is not the same thing as the /Parent entry in some dictionaries.\
     */\
    uint32_t indirect_num;\
    uint16_t indirect_gen
#endif

typedef struct pdf_obj_s {
    pdf_obj_common;
} pdf_obj;

typedef struct pdf_bool_s {
    pdf_obj_common;
    bool value;
} pdf_bool;

typedef struct pdf_num_s {
    pdf_obj_common;
    union {
        /* Acrobat (up to PDF version 1.7) limits ints to 32-bits, we choose to use 64 */
        int64_t i;
        double d;
    }value;
} pdf_num;

typedef struct pdf_string_s {
    pdf_obj_common;
    uint32_t length;
    unsigned char *data;
} pdf_string;

typedef struct pdf_name_s {
    pdf_obj_common;
    uint32_t length;
    unsigned char *data;
} pdf_name;

typedef enum pdf_key_e {
    TOKEN_NOT_A_KEYWORD,
    TOKEN_OBJ,
    TOKEN_ENDOBJ,
    TOKEN_STREAM,
    TOKEN_ENDSTREAM,
    TOKEN_XREF,
    TOKEN_STARTXREF,
    TOKEN_TRAILER,
    TOKEN_INVALID_KEY,
}pdf_key;

typedef struct pdf_keyword_s {
    pdf_obj_common;
    uint32_t length;
    unsigned char *data;
    pdf_key key;
} pdf_keyword;

typedef struct pdf_array_s {
    pdf_obj_common;
    uint64_t size;
    pdf_obj **values;
} pdf_array;

typedef struct pdf_dict_s {
    pdf_obj_common;
    uint64_t size;
    uint64_t entries;
    pdf_obj **keys;
    pdf_obj **values;
    bool dict_written; /* Has dict been written (for pdfwrite) */
} pdf_dict;

typedef struct pdf_stream_s {
    pdf_obj_common;
    pdf_dict *stream_dict;
    /* This is plain ugly. In order to deal with the (illegal) case where a stream
     * uses named objects which are not defined in the stream's Resources dictionary,
     * but *are* defined in one of the enclosing stream's Resources dictionary, we need
     * to be able to walk back up the chain of nested streams. We set/reset the parent_obj
     * in pdfi_interpret_stream_context, the value is only ever non-NULL if we are executing
     * the stream, and the stream has a parent context.
     */
    pdf_obj *parent_obj;
    gs_offset_t stream_offset;
    int64_t Length; /* Value of Length in dict, 0 if undefined.  non-zero means it's a stream */
    bool length_valid; /* True if Length and is_stream have been cached above */
    bool stream_written; /* Has stream been written (for pdfwrite) */
    bool is_marking;
} pdf_stream;

typedef struct pdf_indirect_ref_s {
    pdf_obj_common;
    uint64_t ref_object_num;
    uint32_t ref_generation_num;
    uint64_t highlevel_object_num;
    bool is_highlevelform; /* Used to tell that it's a high level form for pdfmark */
    bool is_marking; /* Are we in the middle of marking this? */
} pdf_indirect_ref;

typedef struct pdf_obj_cache_entry_s {
    void *next;
    void *previous;
    pdf_obj *o;
}pdf_obj_cache_entry;

/* The compressed and uncompressed xref entries are identical, they only differ
 * in the names used for the variables. Its simply less confusing not to overload
 * the names.
 */
typedef struct xref_entry_s {
    bool compressed;                /* true if object is in a compressed object stream */
    bool free;                      /* true if this is a free entry */
    uint64_t object_num;            /* Object number */

    union u_s {
        struct uncompressed_s {
            uint32_t generation_num;        /* Generation number. */
            gs_offset_t offset;             /* File offset. */
        }uncompressed;
        struct compressed_s {
            uint64_t compressed_stream_num; /* compressed stream object number if compressed */
            uint32_t object_index;          /* Index of object in compressed stream */
        }compressed;
    }u;
    pdf_obj_cache_entry *cache;     /* Pointer to cache entry if cached, or NULL if not */
} xref_entry;

typedef struct xref_s {
    pdf_obj_common;
    uint64_t xref_size;
    xref_entry *xref;
} xref_table_t;

#define UNREAD_BUFFER_SIZE 256

typedef struct pdf_c_stream_s {
    bool eof;
    stream *original;
    stream *s;
    uint32_t unread_size;
    char unget_buffer[UNREAD_BUFFER_SIZE];
} pdf_c_stream;

#endif