// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-//TODO: Test FBX Binary files newer than the 7500 version to check if the 64 bits address behaviour is consistent
-bool ReadScope(TokenList& output_tokens, const char* input, const char*& cursor, const char* end, uint32_t const version)
+bool ReadScope(TokenList& output_tokens, const char* input, const char*& cursor, const char* end, bool const is64bits)
{
// the first word contains the offset at which this block ends
- const uint64_t end_offset = version == 7500 ? ReadDoubleWord(input, cursor, end) : ReadWord(input, cursor, end);
+ const uint64_t end_offset = is64bits ? ReadDoubleWord(input, cursor, end) : ReadWord(input, cursor, end);
// we may get 0 if reading reached the end of the file -
// fbx files have a mysterious extra footer which I don't know
}
// the second data word contains the number of properties in the scope
- const uint64_t prop_count = version == 7500 ? ReadDoubleWord(input, cursor, end) : ReadWord(input, cursor, end);
+ const uint64_t prop_count = is64bits ? ReadDoubleWord(input, cursor, end) : ReadWord(input, cursor, end);
// the third data word contains the length of the property list
- const uint64_t prop_length = version == 7500 ? ReadDoubleWord(input, cursor, end) : ReadWord(input, cursor, end);
+ const uint64_t prop_length = is64bits ? ReadDoubleWord(input, cursor, end) : ReadWord(input, cursor, end);
// now comes the name of the scope/key
const char* sbeg, *send;
// at the end of each nested block, there is a NUL record to indicate
// that the sub-scope exists (i.e. to distinguish between P: and P : {})
// this NUL record is 13 bytes long on 32 bit version and 25 bytes long on 64 bit.
- const size_t sentinel_block_length = version == 7500 ? (sizeof(uint64_t)* 3 + 1) : (sizeof(uint32_t)* 3 + 1);
+ const size_t sentinel_block_length = is64bits ? (sizeof(uint64_t)* 3 + 1) : (sizeof(uint32_t)* 3 + 1);
if (Offset(input, cursor) < end_offset) {
if (end_offset - Offset(input, cursor) < sentinel_block_length) {
// XXX this is vulnerable to stack overflowing ..
while(Offset(input, cursor) < end_offset - sentinel_block_length) {
- ReadScope(output_tokens, input, cursor, input + end_offset - sentinel_block_length, version);
+ ReadScope(output_tokens, input, cursor, input + end_offset - sentinel_block_length, is64bits);
}
output_tokens.push_back(new_Token(cursor, cursor + 1, TokenType_CLOSE_BRACKET, Offset(input, cursor) ));
}
// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+// TODO: Test FBX Binary files newer than the 7500 version to check if the 64 bits address behaviour is consistent
void TokenizeBinary(TokenList& output_tokens, const char* input, unsigned int length)
{
ai_assert(input);
const uint8_t unknown_4 = ReadByte(input, cursor, input + length);
const uint8_t unknown_5 = ReadByte(input, cursor, input + length);
const uint32_t version = ReadWord(input, cursor, input + length);
+ const bool is64bits = version == 7500;
while (cursor < input + length)
{
- if (!ReadScope(output_tokens, input, cursor, input + length, version)) {
+ if (!ReadScope(output_tokens, input, cursor, input + length, is64bits)) {
break;
}
}