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*/

namespace juce
{

//==============================================================================
/**
    Provides cross-platform support for thread-local objects.

    This class holds an internal list of objects of the templated type, keeping
    an instance for each thread that requests one. The first time a thread attempts
    to access its value, an object is created and added to the list for that thread.

    Typically, you'll probably want to create a static instance of a ThreadLocalValue
    object, or hold one within a singleton.

    The templated class for your value must be a primitive type, or a simple POD struct.

    When a thread no longer needs to use its value, it can call releaseCurrentThreadStorage()
    to allow the storage to be re-used by another thread. If a thread exits without calling
    this method, the object storage will be left allocated until the ThreadLocalValue object
    is deleted.

    @tags{Core}
*/
template <typename Type>
class ThreadLocalValue
{
public:
    /** */
    ThreadLocalValue() = default;

    /** Destructor.
        When this object is deleted, all the value objects for all threads will be deleted.
    */
    ~ThreadLocalValue()
    {
        for (auto* o = first.get(); o != nullptr;)
        {
            auto* next = o->next;
            delete o;
            o = next;
        }
    }

    /** Returns a reference to this thread's instance of the value.
        Note that the first time a thread tries to access the value, an instance of the
        value object will be created - so if your value's class has a non-trivial
        constructor, be aware that this method could invoke it.
    */
    Type& operator*() const noexcept                        { return get(); }

    /** Returns a pointer to this thread's instance of the value.
        Note that the first time a thread tries to access the value, an instance of the
        value object will be created - so if your value's class has a non-trivial
        constructor, be aware that this method could invoke it.
    */
    operator Type*() const noexcept                         { return &get(); }

    /** Accesses a method or field of the value object.
        Note that the first time a thread tries to access the value, an instance of the
        value object will be created - so if your value's class has a non-trivial
        constructor, be aware that this method could invoke it.
    */
    Type* operator->() const noexcept                       { return &get(); }

    /** Assigns a new value to the thread-local object. */
    ThreadLocalValue& operator= (const Type& newValue)      { get() = newValue; return *this; }

    /** Returns a reference to this thread's instance of the value.
        Note that the first time a thread tries to access the value, an instance of the
        value object will be created - so if your value's class has a non-trivial
        constructor, be aware that this method could invoke it.
    */
    Type& get() const noexcept
    {
        auto threadId = Thread::getCurrentThreadId();
        ObjectHolder* o = nullptr;

        for (o = first.get(); o != nullptr; o = o->next)
            if (o->threadId.get() == threadId)
                return o->object;

        for (o = first.get(); o != nullptr; o = o->next)
            if (o->threadId.compareAndSetBool (threadId, nullptr))
                break;

        if (o != nullptr)
            o->object = Type();
        else
            for (o = new ObjectHolder (threadId, first.get());
                 ! first.compareAndSetBool (o, o->next);
                 o->next = first.get());

        return o->object;
    }

    /** Called by a thread before it terminates, to allow this class to release
        any storage associated with the thread.
    */
    void releaseCurrentThreadStorage()
    {
        auto threadId = Thread::getCurrentThreadId();

        for (auto* o = first.get(); o != nullptr; o = o->next)
            if (o->threadId.compareAndSetBool (nullptr, threadId))
                return;
    }

private:
    //==============================================================================
    struct ObjectHolder
    {
        ObjectHolder (Thread::ThreadID idToUse, ObjectHolder* n) : threadId (idToUse), next (n), object() {}

        Atomic<Thread::ThreadID> threadId;
        ObjectHolder* next;
        Type object;

        JUCE_DECLARE_NON_COPYABLE (ObjectHolder)
    };

    mutable Atomic<ObjectHolder*> first;

    JUCE_DECLARE_NON_COPYABLE (ThreadLocalValue)
};

} // namespace juce
