raysense 0.6.0

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#ifndef RAY_VEC_H
#define RAY_VEC_H

/*
 * vec.h -- Vector operations.
 *
 * Vectors are ray_t blocks with positive type tags. Data follows the 32-byte
 * header. Supports append, get, set, slice (zero-copy), concat, and nullable
 * bitmap (inline for <=128 elements, external for >128).
 */

#include <rayforce.h>

/* Copy null bitmap from src to dst (handles slices, inline, external).
 * dst and src must have the same length. Internal helper. */
ray_err_t ray_vec_copy_nulls(ray_t* dst, const ray_t* src);

/* Return a pointer to the effective null bitmap bytes for `v`, accounting
 * for slice / external / inline / HAS_INDEX storage forms.  Returns NULL
 * when `v` has no nulls (caller should gate on `v->attrs & RAY_ATTR_HAS_NULLS`
 * before calling for the cheap fast-path).
 *
 * On return:
 *   *bit_offset_out (if non-NULL): bit-offset within the returned buffer
 *      that corresponds to v's row 0.  Non-zero only for slices.
 *   *len_bits_out  (if non-NULL): total bits addressable in the buffer.
 *      For inline, this is 128.  For external, it's the ext->len * 8.
 *
 * The returned pointer is valid as long as `v` (and its ext_nullmap /
 * attached index ray_t, if any) are not released or mutated. */
const uint8_t* ray_vec_nullmap_bytes(const ray_t* v,
                                     int64_t* bit_offset_out,
                                     int64_t* len_bits_out);

#endif /* RAY_VEC_H */