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#pragma once
#include "Api.h"
#include "Types.h"
#include <cstdint>
#include <memory>
#include <set>
#include <string>
#include <vector>
/**
* @file ObjectManager.h
* @brief Declares the registry responsible for runtime-managed database objects.
*/
namespace nt
{
/**
* @brief Owns the registry used to locate and reference database objects.
*
* The object manager is the central directory for runtime objects. It keeps
* the metadata needed to reason about object type, path, references, and
* handles while the concrete storage model is still being designed.
*/
class NT_API ObjectManager
{
public:
/** @brief Base type for objects stored in the registry. */
class IObject {
public:
virtual ~IObject() = default;
};
/** @brief Abstract registry object representing a multigroup. */
class Multigroup : public IObject {};
/** @brief Abstract registry object representing a relation. */
class Relation : public IObject {};
/** @brief Abstract registry object representing a transaction. */
class Transaction : public IObject {};
/**
* @brief Describes the behavior and capabilities of an object category.
*
* @todo Replace `methods` with typed callback fields: `OpenProcedure`,
* `CloseProcedure`, `DeleteProcedure`, and `ParseProcedure`.
* Store a `const char* name` label alongside each callback so that
* logs and assertions can identify which type fired without having
* to dereference a pointer. `IdentityManager::CanOpen` / `CanClose`
* then become thin dispatchers that invoke the corresponding
* procedure, or are absorbed into `HandlerManager` directly.
* See docs/reactos-ob-comparison.md §2.
*
* @todo Add an `exclusive` flag for mutable reference objects (branch
* HEADs, namespace entries). Non-exclusive objects — immutable
* snapshots, transactions — must skip contention checks entirely.
* See docs/reactos-ob-comparison.md §6.
*/
struct object_type {
/** Object category label. */
OBJECT_TYPE label;
/** True when the object is not durable. For example: TRANSACTION. */
bool disposable;
/**
* Methods supported by this object type.
* @todo Replace with typed callback function pointers. See class-level todo.
*/
std::set<METHOD> methods;
/**
* When true, only one write-mode handle may be open at a time.
* Applies to mutable reference states such as branch HEADs.
* Immutable snapshot objects must leave this false.
* @todo Wire into LifecycleManager::Contention.
*/
bool exclusive = false;
};
/**
* @brief Shared metadata stored at the head of a registry entry.
*
* Two independent reference counters govern object lifetime.
* An object is eligible for garbage collection only when both reach zero:
*
* - `handle_count` — open sessions holding a cursor or handle on this object.
* Managed exclusively by LifecycleManager::Monitor / Unmonitor.
* - `reference_count` — structural dependencies such as a view referencing its
* base relations, or a cursor pinned to an immutable snapshot version.
* Managed by LifecycleManager::Pin / Unpin (not yet implemented).
*
* All snapshot versions are immutable. An insertion or deletion produces a new
* snapshot rather than mutating an existing one. A snapshot's `reference_count`
* is non-zero while any cursor is pinned to it and drops to zero only when all
* such cursors are released.
*
* @todo Implement `reference_count` tracking. Add LifecycleManager::Pin /
* Unpin. Update LifecycleManager::Unmonitor to gate GC on both counters
* reaching zero. See docs/reactos-ob-comparison.md §1.
*
* @todo Define and attach a security_descriptor. When added, store it as a
* pointer into a shared, content-addressed SD cache rather than inline.
* Permissions are strictly capability-based and must never be inherited
* from a parent namespace entry. See docs/reactos-ob-comparison.md §5.
*/
struct registry_head {
/**
* Structural dependency count. Non-zero while another registry object
* references this one (e.g. a view depending on a base relation, or a
* cursor pinned to a snapshot version).
* @todo Implement via LifecycleManager::Pin / Unpin.
*/
uint32_t reference_count = 0;
/** Number of open handles. Maintained by LifecycleManager::Monitor/Unmonitor. */
uint32_t handle_count = 0;
/** Object type metadata. Owned by this head. */
std::unique_ptr<object_type> type;
/** Logical object path inside the namespace. */
std::vector<std::string> path;
};
/** @brief Node in the object registry. */
struct registry {
/** Shared metadata for this object. */
std::unique_ptr<registry_head> head;
/** Abstract object payload. Owned by this entry. */
std::unique_ptr<IObject> object;
/**
* Next entry in the registry. Currently a flat linked list.
* @todo Replace with a trie whose nodes are per-path-segment hash maps.
* Each directory level holds a hash map from segment string to
* child registry*. Find() and Register() walk the trie
* component-by-component instead of scanning a flat list.
* Consider pulling a well-tested radix-tree via vcpkg rather than
* implementing from scratch. See docs/reactos-ob-comparison.md §3.
*/
std::unique_ptr<registry> next;
};
/** @brief Head of the registry linked list. Owned by this manager. */
std::unique_ptr<registry> entries;
/**
* @brief Registers an object under the given path, taking ownership of it.
* @param path Logical object path.
* @param object Object payload. Ownership is transferred to the registry.
* @param type Object type descriptor. Ownership is transferred to the registry.
*/
void Register(std::vector<std::string> path,
std::unique_ptr<IObject> object,
std::unique_ptr<object_type> type);
/**
* @brief Looks into this registry and attempts to retrieve an entry.
* @param object_path Logical path to search for.
* @return Borrowed pointer to the matching entry, or nullptr when not found.
*/
registry* Find(const std::vector<std::string> object_path);
};
}
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