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#ifndef R_UTIL_H_INCLUDED
#define R_UTIL_H_INCLUDED

#include <R.h>
#include <Rinternals.h>

#include <stdint.h>

extern SEXP nanoarrow_ns_pkg;
extern SEXP nanoarrow_cls_array;
extern SEXP nanoarrow_cls_altrep_chr;
extern SEXP nanoarrow_cls_array_view;
extern SEXP nanoarrow_cls_data_frame;
extern SEXP nanoarrow_cls_schema;
extern SEXP nanoarrow_cls_array_stream;
extern SEXP nanoarrow_cls_buffer;

void nanoarrow_init_cached_sexps(void);

// Internal abstractions for R_PreserveObject and R_ReleaseObject
// that provide an opportunity for debugging information about
// preserved object lifecycle and possible future optimizations.
// These implementations use C++ and live in nanoarrow_cpp.cc
void nanoarrow_preserve_init(void);
void nanoarrow_preserve_sexp(SEXP obj);
void nanoarrow_release_sexp(SEXP obj);
int64_t nanoarrow_preserved_count(void);
int64_t nanoarrow_preserved_empty(void);
int nanoarrow_is_main_thread(void);

// For testing
void nanoarrow_preserve_and_release_on_other_thread(SEXP obj);

// Checker for very small mallocs()
static inline void check_trivial_alloc(const void* ptr, const char* ptr_type) {
  if (ptr == NULL) {
    Rf_error("ArrowMalloc(sizeof(%s)) failed", ptr_type);  // # nocov
  }
}

// So that lengths >INT_MAX do not overflow an INTSXP. Most places
// in R return an integer length except for lengths where this is not
// possible.
static inline SEXP length_sexp_from_int64(int64_t value) {
  if (value < INT_MAX) {
    return Rf_ScalarInteger(value);
  } else {
    return Rf_ScalarReal(value);
  }
}

#endif