LNXSDK/lib/haxebullet/bullet/BulletCollision/CollisionDispatch/btUnionFind.h

/*
Bullet Continuous Collision Detection and Physics Library
Copyright (c) 2003-2006 Erwin Coumans  http://continuousphysics.com/Bullet/

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*/

#ifndef BT_UNION_FIND_H
#define BT_UNION_FIND_H

#include "LinearMath/btAlignedObjectArray.h"

#define USE_PATH_COMPRESSION 1

///see for discussion of static island optimizations by Vroonsh here: http://code.google.com/p/bullet/issues/detail?id=406
#define STATIC_SIMULATION_ISLAND_OPTIMIZATION 1

struct	btElement
{
	int	m_id;
	int	m_sz;
};

///UnionFind calculates connected subsets
// Implements weighted Quick Union with path compression
// optimization: could use short ints instead of ints (halving memory, would limit the number of rigid bodies to 64k, sounds reasonable)
class btUnionFind
  {
    private:
		btAlignedObjectArray<btElement>	m_elements;

    public:
	  
		btUnionFind();
		~btUnionFind();

	
		//this is a special operation, destroying the content of btUnionFind.
		//it sorts the elements, based on island id, in order to make it easy to iterate over islands
		void	sortIslands();

	  void	reset(int N);

	  SIMD_FORCE_INLINE int	getNumElements() const
	  {
		  return int(m_elements.size());
	  }
	  SIMD_FORCE_INLINE bool  isRoot(int x) const
	  {
		  return (x == m_elements[x].m_id);
	  }

	  btElement&	getElement(int index)
	  {
		  return m_elements[index];
	  }
	  const btElement& getElement(int index) const
	  {
		  return m_elements[index];
	  }
   
	  void	allocate(int N);
	  void	Free();




	  int find(int p, int q)
		{ 
			return (find(p) == find(q)); 
		}

		void unite(int p, int q)
		{
			int i = find(p), j = find(q);
			if (i == j) 
				return;

#ifndef USE_PATH_COMPRESSION
			//weighted quick union, this keeps the 'trees' balanced, and keeps performance of unite O( log(n) )
			if (m_elements[i].m_sz < m_elements[j].m_sz)
			{ 
				m_elements[i].m_id = j; m_elements[j].m_sz += m_elements[i].m_sz; 
			}
			else 
			{ 
				m_elements[j].m_id = i; m_elements[i].m_sz += m_elements[j].m_sz; 
			}
#else
			m_elements[i].m_id = j; m_elements[j].m_sz += m_elements[i].m_sz; 
#endif //USE_PATH_COMPRESSION
		}

		int find(int x)
		{ 
			//btAssert(x < m_N);
			//btAssert(x >= 0);

			while (x != m_elements[x].m_id) 
			{
		//not really a reason not to use path compression, and it flattens the trees/improves find performance dramatically
	
		#ifdef USE_PATH_COMPRESSION
				const btElement* elementPtr = &m_elements[m_elements[x].m_id];
				m_elements[x].m_id = elementPtr->m_id;
				x = elementPtr->m_id;			
		#else//
				x = m_elements[x].m_id;
		#endif		
				//btAssert(x < m_N);
				//btAssert(x >= 0);

			}
			return x; 
		}


  };


#endif //BT_UNION_FIND_H