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# Table file structure
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## Table file version changelog
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### v0.1
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Initial version.
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## Overall specification
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1. `TBL!` file signature (4 bytes)
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2. Table file version (2 bytes)
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3. The offset to the first page in a table. (8 bytes)
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4. The offset to the last page in a table. (8 bytes)
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5. The offset to the last available *free* page (8 bytes)
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6. Pages (64 KiB each)
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1. Page flags (1 byte)
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2. Next page offset (8 bytes) **could be 0 if last page**
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3. Row count (2 bytes)
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4. Rows
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1. Row flags (1 byte)
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2. Row data
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## Table file version specification
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In the further time, it's planned to rewrite the file structure, so it's useful to have a version marker.
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| 7-4 | 3-0 |
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|---------------|---------------|
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| Major version | Minor version |
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That means that the first byte defines major version, and the second one defines minor version.
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If tables with different versions are binary-compatible with each other, their major version must be the same.
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## Page flags specification
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| 7 | 6 | 5 | 4 | 3 | 2 | 1 | 0 |
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|-----|-----|-----|-----|-----|-----|-----|-----|
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| RSV | RSV | RSV | RSV | RSV | RSV | RSV | DEL |
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- **RSV** -- reserved for further usage.
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- **DEL** -- free page flag.
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## Row flags specification
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See "Page flags specification" above.
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## Free pages
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A page can be called *free* iff all its rows are deleted.
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If there is a free page, there actions are being done:
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1. Set `DEL` page flag ((6.3) |= FLAG_DEL)
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2. If a page is **not** the last one, replace next page offset in the previous page with a value in current page
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((previous 6.1) = (6.1))
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3. Put last available free page as the next page ((6.1) = 5)
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4. Set current page offset as the offset to the last available free page ((5) = current_page_offset)
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