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package com.aelitis.azureus.core.peermanager.unchoker;

import java.util.*;

import org.gudy.azureus2.core3.peer.PEPeer;
import org.gudy.azureus2.core3.peer.impl.PEPeerTransport;
import org.gudy.azureus2.core3.util.RandomUtils;

/**
 * Utility collection for unchokers.
 */
public class UnchokerUtil {
  
  /**
   * Test whether or not the given peer is allowed to be unchoked.
   * @param peer to test
   * @param allow_snubbed if true, ignore snubbed state
   * @return true if peer is allowed to be unchoked, false if not
   */
  public static boolean isUnchokable( PEPeer peer, boolean allow_snubbed ) {
    return peer.getPeerState() == PEPeer.TRANSFERING && !peer.isSeed() && !peer.isRelativeSeed() && peer.isInterested() && ( !peer.isSnubbed() || allow_snubbed );
  }
  

  /**
   * Update (if necessary) the given list with the given value while maintaining a largest-value-first (as seen so far) sort order.
   * NOTE: You will need to initialize the values array to Long.MIN_VALUE if you want to store negative values!
   * @param new_value to use
   * @param values existing values array
   * @param new_item to insert
   * @param items existing items
   * @param start_pos index at which to start compare
   */
  public static void updateLargestValueFirstSort( long new_value, long[] values, PEPeer new_item, ArrayList items, int start_pos ) {
	items.ensureCapacity( values.length );
    for( int i=start_pos; i < values.length; i++ ) {
      if( new_value >= values[ i ] ) {
        for( int j = values.length - 2; j >= i; j-- ) {  //shift displaced values to the right
          values[j + 1] = values[ j ];
        }
        
        if( items.size() == values.length ) {  //throw away last item if list too large 
            items.remove( values.length - 1 );
        }

        values[ i ] = new_value;
        items.add( i, new_item );
          
        return;
      }
    }
  }

  
  /**
   * Choose the next peer, optimistically, that should be unchoked.
   * @param all_peers list of peer to choose from
   * @param factor_reciprocated if true, factor in how much (if any) this peer has reciprocated when choosing
   * @param allow_snubbed allow the picking of snubbed-state peers as last resort
   * @return the next peer to optimistically unchoke, or null if there are no peers available
   */
  public static PEPeer getNextOptimisticPeer( ArrayList<PEPeer> all_peers, boolean factor_reciprocated, boolean allow_snubbed ) {
	  
	  ArrayList<PEPeer>	peers = getNextOptimisticPeers( all_peers, factor_reciprocated, allow_snubbed, 1 );
	  
	  if ( peers != null ){
		  
		  return((PEPeerTransport)peers.get(0));
	  }
	  
	  return( null );
  }

  public static ArrayList<PEPeer> getNextOptimisticPeers( ArrayList<PEPeer> all_peers, boolean factor_reciprocated, boolean allow_snubbed, int num_needed ) {
    //find all potential optimistic peers
    ArrayList<PEPeer> optimistics = new ArrayList<PEPeer>();
    for( int i=0; i < all_peers.size(); i++ ) {
    	PEPeer peer = all_peers.get( i );
      
      if( isUnchokable( peer, false ) && peer.isChokedByMe() ) {
        optimistics.add( peer );
      }
    }
    
    if( optimistics.isEmpty() && allow_snubbed ) {  //try again, allowing snubbed peers as last resort
      for( int i=0; i < all_peers.size(); i++ ) {
    	  PEPeer peer = all_peers.get( i );
        
        if( isUnchokable( peer, true ) && peer.isChokedByMe() ) {
          optimistics.add( peer );
        }
      }
    }

    if( optimistics.isEmpty() )  return null;  //no unchokable peers avail
    
    //factor in peer reciprocation ratio when picking optimistic peers
    
    ArrayList<PEPeer>	result = new ArrayList<PEPeer>(optimistics.size());
    
    if ( factor_reciprocated ){
    	
      ArrayList<PEPeerTransport> ratioed_peers = new ArrayList<PEPeerTransport>( optimistics.size() );
      long[] ratios = new long[ optimistics.size() ];
      Arrays.fill( ratios, Long.MIN_VALUE );
        
      //order by upload ratio
      for( int i=0; i < optimistics.size(); i++ ) {
    	  PEPeer peer = optimistics.get( i );

        //score of >0 means we've uploaded more, <0 means we've downloaded more
        long score = peer.getStats().getTotalDataBytesSent() - peer.getStats().getTotalDataBytesReceived();

        UnchokerUtil.updateLargestValueFirstSort( score, ratios, peer, ratioed_peers, 0 );  //higher value = worse score
      }
      
	  for (int i=0;i<num_needed && ratioed_peers.size() > 0;i++ ){

		  double factor = 1F / ( 0.8 + 0.2 * Math.pow( RandomUtils.nextFloat(), -1 ) );  //map to sorted list using a logistic curve 
      
		  int pos = (int)(factor * ratioed_peers.size());

		  result.add(ratioed_peers.remove( pos ));
	  }
    }else{

	    for (int i=0;i<num_needed && optimistics.size() > 0;i++ ){
	    	
		    int rand_pos = new Random().nextInt( optimistics.size() );
		    		    
		    result.add( optimistics.remove( rand_pos ));
	    }
    }
    
    return( result );
    
    //TODO:
    //in downloading mode, we would be better off optimistically unchoking just peers we are interested in ourselves,
    //as they could potentially reciprocate. however, new peers have no pieces to share, and are not interesting to
    //us, and would never be unchoked, and thus would never get any data.
    //we could use a deterministic method for new peers to get their very first piece from us
  }

  
  
  /**
   * Send choke/unchoke messages to the given peers.
   * @param peers_to_choke
   * @param peers_to_unchoke
   */
  public static void performChokes( ArrayList<PEPeer> peers_to_choke, ArrayList<PEPeer> peers_to_unchoke ) {
  	//do chokes
  	if( peers_to_choke != null ) {
  		for( int i=0; i < peers_to_choke.size(); i++ ) {
  			final PEPeerTransport peer = (PEPeerTransport)peers_to_choke.get( i );
			
  			if( !peer.isChokedByMe() ) {
  				peer.sendChoke(); 
  			}
  		}
  	}
		
		//do unchokes
  	if( peers_to_unchoke != null ) {
  		for( int i=0; i < peers_to_unchoke.size(); i++ ) {
  			final PEPeer peer = peers_to_unchoke.get( i );
			
  			if( peer.isChokedByMe() ) {   //TODO add UnchokerUtil.isUnchokable() test here to be safe?
  				peer.sendUnChoke();
  			}
  		}  	
  	}
  }
  
  
  public static void performChokeUnchoke( PEPeer to_choke, PEPeer to_unchoke ) {
  	if( to_choke != null && !to_choke.isChokedByMe() ) {  
  		to_choke.sendChoke();   		
  	}
  	
  	if( to_unchoke != null && to_unchoke.isChokedByMe() ) {
  		to_unchoke.sendUnChoke();
		}
  }
  
}
