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#ifndef KMER_HASH_HH
#define KMER_HASH_HH

#include <math.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <string>

#include "khmer.hh"

// test validity
#ifdef KHMER_EXTRA_SANITY_CHECKS
#   define is_valid_dna(ch) ((toupper(ch)) == 'A' || (toupper(ch)) == 'C' || \
			    (toupper(ch)) == 'G' || (toupper(ch)) == 'T')
#else
// NOTE: Assumes data is already sanitized as it should be by parsers.
//	     This assumption eliminates 4 function calls.
#   define is_valid_dna(ch) ((ch) == 'A' || (ch) == 'C' || \
			     (ch) == 'G' || (ch) == 'T')
#endif

// bit representation of A/T/C/G.
#ifdef KHMER_EXTRA_SANITY_CHECKS
#   define twobit_repr(ch) ((toupper(ch)) == 'A' ? 0LL : \
			    (toupper(ch)) == 'T' ? 1LL : \
			    (toupper(ch)) == 'C' ? 2LL : 3LL)
#else
// NOTE: Assumes data is already sanitized as it should be by parsers.
//	     This assumption eliminates 4 function calls.
#   define twobit_repr(ch) ((ch) == 'A' ? 0LL : \
			    (ch) == 'T' ? 1LL : \
			    (ch) == 'C' ? 2LL : 3LL)
#endif

#define revtwobit_repr(n) ((n) == 0 ? 'A' : \
                           (n) == 1 ? 'T' : \
                           (n) == 2 ? 'C' : 'G')

#ifdef KHMER_EXTRA_SANITY_CHECKS
#   define twobit_comp(ch) ((toupper(ch)) == 'A' ? 1LL : \
			    (toupper(ch)) == 'T' ? 0LL : \
			    (toupper(ch)) == 'C' ? 3LL : 2LL)
#else
// NOTE: Assumes data is already sanitized as it should be by parsers.
//	     This assumption eliminates 4 function calls.
#   define twobit_comp(ch) ((ch) == 'A' ? 1LL : \
			    (ch) == 'T' ? 0LL : \
			    (ch) == 'C' ? 3LL : 2LL)
#endif

// choose wisely between forward and rev comp.
#ifndef NO_UNIQUE_RC
#define uniqify_rc(f, r) ((f) < (r) ? (f) : (r))
#else
#define uniqify_rc(f,r)(f)
#endif


namespace khmer
{
// two-way hash functions.
HashIntoType _hash(const char * kmer, const WordLength k);
HashIntoType _hash(const char * kmer, const WordLength k,
                   HashIntoType& h, HashIntoType& r);
HashIntoType _hash_forward(const char * kmer, WordLength k);

std::string _revhash(HashIntoType hash, WordLength k);

// two-way hash functions, MurmurHash3.
HashIntoType _hash_murmur(const std::string& kmer);
HashIntoType _hash_murmur(const std::string& kmer,
                          HashIntoType& h, HashIntoType& r);
HashIntoType _hash_murmur_forward(const std::string& kmer);

/**
 * \class Kmer
 *
 * \brief Hold the hash values corresponding to a single k-mer.
 *
 * This class stores the forward, reverse complement, and
 * uniqified hash values for a given k-mer. It also defines
 * some basic operators and a utility function for getting
 * the string representation of the sequence. This is meant
 * to replace the original inelegant macros used for hashing.
 *
 * \author Camille Scott
 *
 * Contact: camille.scott.w@gmail.com
 *
 */
class Kmer
{

public:

    /// The forward hash
    HashIntoType kmer_f;
    /// The reverse (complement) hash
    HashIntoType kmer_r;
    /// The uniqified hash
    HashIntoType kmer_u;

    /** @param[in]   f forward hash.
     *  @param[in]   r reverse (complement) hash.
     *  @param[in]   u uniqified hash.
     */
    Kmer(HashIntoType f, HashIntoType r, HashIntoType u)
    {
        kmer_f = f;
        kmer_r = r;
        kmer_u = u;
    }

    /// @warning The default constructor builds an invalid k-mer.
    Kmer()
    {
        kmer_f = kmer_r = kmer_u = 0;
    }

    /// Allows complete backwards compatibility
    operator HashIntoType() const
    {
        return kmer_u;
    }

    bool operator< (const Kmer &other) const
    {
        return kmer_u < other.kmer_u;
    }

    std::string get_string_rep(WordLength K)
    {
        return _revhash(kmer_u, K);
    }

};

/**
 * \class KmerFactory
 *
 * \brief Build complete Kmer objects.
 *
 * The KmerFactory is a simple construct to emit complete
 * Kmer objects. The design decision leading to this class
 * stems from the issue of overloading the Kmer constructor
 * while also giving it a K size: you get ambiguous signatures
 * between the (kmer_u, K) and (kmer_f, kmer_r) cases. This
 * implementation also allows a logical architecture wherein
 * KmerIterator and Hashtable inherit directly from KmerFactory,
 * extending the latter's purpose of "create k-mers" to
 * "emit k-mers from a sequence" and "create and store k-mers".
 *
 * \author Camille Scott
 *
 * Contact: camille.scott.w@gmail.com
 *
 */
class KmerFactory
{
protected:
    WordLength _ksize;

public:

    KmerFactory(WordLength K): _ksize(K) {}

    /** @param[in]  kmer_u Uniqified hash value.
     *  @return A complete Kmer object.
     */
    Kmer build_kmer(HashIntoType kmer_u)
    {
        HashIntoType kmer_f, kmer_r;
        std:: string kmer_s = _revhash(kmer_u, _ksize);
        _hash(kmer_s.c_str(), _ksize, kmer_f, kmer_r);
        return Kmer(kmer_f, kmer_r, kmer_u);
    }

    /** Call the uniqify function and build a complete Kmer.
     *
     *  @param[in]  kmer_f Forward hash value.
     *  @param[in]  kmer_r Reverse complement hash value.
     *  @return A complete Kmer object.
     */
    Kmer build_kmer(HashIntoType kmer_f, HashIntoType kmer_r)
    {
        HashIntoType kmer_u = uniqify_rc(kmer_f, kmer_r);
        return Kmer(kmer_f, kmer_r, kmer_u);
    }

    /** Hash the given sequence and call the uniqify function
     *  on its results to build a complete Kmer.
     *
     *  @param[in]  kmer_s String representation of a k-mer.
     *  @return A complete Kmer object hashed from the given string.
     */
    Kmer build_kmer(std::string kmer_s)
    {
        HashIntoType kmer_f, kmer_r, kmer_u;
        kmer_u = _hash(kmer_s.c_str(), _ksize, kmer_f, kmer_r);
        return Kmer(kmer_f, kmer_r, kmer_u);
    }

    /** Hash the given sequence and call the uniqify function
     *  on its results to build a complete Kmer.
     *
     *  @param[in]  kmer_c The character array representation of a k-mer.
     *  @return A complete Kmer object hashed from the given char array.
     */
    Kmer build_kmer(const char * kmer_c)
    {
        HashIntoType kmer_f, kmer_r, kmer_u;
        kmer_u = _hash(kmer_c, _ksize, kmer_f, kmer_r);
        return Kmer(kmer_f, kmer_r, kmer_u);
    }
};

/**
 * \class KmerIterator
 *
 * \brief Emit Kmer objects generated from the given sequence.
 *
 * Given a string \f$S\f$ and a length \f$K > 0\f$, we define
 * the k-mers of \f$S\f$ as the set \f$S_{i..i+K} \forall i \in \{0..|S|-K+1\}\f$,
 * where \f$|S|\f$ is the length and \f$S_{j..k}\f$ is the half-open
 * substring starting at \f$j\f$ and terminating at \f$k\f$.
 *
 * KmerIterator mimics a python-style generator function which
 * emits the k-mers of the given sequence, in order, as Kmer objects.
 *
 * @warning This is not actually a valid C++ iterator, though it is close.
 *
 * \author Camille Scott
 *
 * Contact: camille.scott.w@gmail.com
 *
 */
class KmerIterator: public KmerFactory
{
protected:
    const char * _seq;

    HashIntoType _kmer_f, _kmer_r;
    HashIntoType bitmask;
    unsigned int _nbits_sub_1;
    unsigned int index;
    size_t length;
    bool initialized;
public:
    KmerIterator(const char * seq, unsigned char k);

    /** @param[in]  f The forward hash value.
     *  @param[in]  r The reverse complement hash value.
     *  @return The first Kmer of the sequence.
     */
    Kmer first(HashIntoType& f, HashIntoType& r);

    /** @param[in]  f The current forward hash value
     *  @param[in]  r The current reverse complement hash value
     *  @return The next Kmer in the sequence
     */
    Kmer next(HashIntoType& f, HashIntoType& r);

    Kmer first()
    {
        return first(_kmer_f, _kmer_r);
    }

    Kmer next()
    {
        return next(_kmer_f, _kmer_r);
    }

    /// @return Whether or not the iterator has completed.
    bool done()
    {
        return index >= length;
    }

    unsigned int get_start_pos() const
    {
        return index - _ksize;
    }

    unsigned int get_end_pos() const
    {
        return index;
    }
}; // class KmerIterator

}

#endif // KMER_HASH_HH