contract TokenTracker {
  // Share of formerly restricted tokens among all tokens in percent 
  uint public restrictedShare; 

  // Mapping from address to number of tokens assigned to the address
  mapping(address => uint) public tokens;

  // Mapping from address to number of tokens assigned to the address that
  // underly a restriction
  mapping(address => uint) public restrictions;
  
  // Total number of (un)restricted tokens currently in existence
  uint public totalRestrictedTokens; 
  uint public totalUnrestrictedTokens; 
  
  // Total number of individual assignment calls have been for (un)restricted
  // tokens
  uint public totalRestrictedAssignments; 
  uint public totalUnrestrictedAssignments; 

  // State flag. Assignments can only be made if false. 
  // Starting the conversion (burn) process irreversibly sets this to true. 
  bool public assignmentsClosed = false;
  
  // The multiplier (defined by nominator and denominator) that defines the
  // fraction of all restricted tokens to be burned. 
  // This is computed after assignments have ended and before the conversion
  // process starts.
  uint public burnMultDen;
  uint public burnMultNom;

  function TokenTracker(uint _restrictedShare) {
    // Throw if restricted share >= 100
    if (_restrictedShare >= 100) { throw; }
    
    restrictedShare = _restrictedShare;
  }
  
  /** 
   * PUBLIC functions
   *
   *  - isUnrestricted (getter)
   *  - multFracCeiling (library function)
   *  - isRegistered(addr) (getter)
   */
  
  /**
   * Return true iff the assignments are closed and there are no restricted
   * tokens left 
   */
  function isUnrestricted() constant returns (bool) {
    return (assignmentsClosed && totalRestrictedTokens == 0);
  }

  /**
   * Return the ceiling of (x*a)/b
   *
   * Edge cases:
   *   a = 0: return 0
   *   b = 0, a != 0: error (solidity throws on division by 0)
   */
  function multFracCeiling(uint x, uint a, uint b) returns (uint) {
    // Catch the case a = 0
    if (a == 0) { return 0; }
    
    // Rounding up is the same as adding 1-epsilon and rounding down.
    // 1-epsilon is modeled as (b-1)/b below.
    return (x * a + (b - 1)) / b; 
  }
    
  /**
   * Return true iff the address has tokens assigned (resp. restricted tokens)
   */
  function isRegistered(address addr, bool restricted) constant returns (bool) {
    if (restricted) {
      return (restrictions[addr] > 0);
    } else {
      return (tokens[addr] > 0);
    }
  }

  /**
   * INTERNAL functions
   *
   *  - assign
   *  - closeAssignments 
   *  - unrestrict 
   */
   
  /**
   * Assign (un)restricted tokens to given address
   */
  function assign(address addr, uint tokenAmount, bool restricted) internal {
    // Throw if assignments have been closed
    if (assignmentsClosed) { throw; }

    // Assign tokens
    tokens[addr] += tokenAmount;

    // Record restrictions and update total counters
    if (restricted) {
      totalRestrictedTokens += tokenAmount;
      totalRestrictedAssignments += 1;
      restrictions[addr] += tokenAmount;
    } else {
      totalUnrestrictedTokens += tokenAmount;
      totalUnrestrictedAssignments += 1;
    }
  }

  /**
   * Close future assignments.
   *
   * This is irreversible and closes all future assignments.
   * The function can only be called once.
   *
   * A call triggers the calculation of what fraction of restricted tokens
   * should be burned by subsequent calls to the unrestrict() function.
   * The result of this calculation is a multiplication factor whose nominator
   * and denominator are stored in the contract variables burnMultNom,
   * burnMultDen.
   */
  function closeAssignmentsIfOpen() internal {
    // Return if assignments are not open
    if (assignmentsClosed) { return; } 
    
    // Set the state to "closed"
    assignmentsClosed = true;

    /*
     *  Calculate the total number of tokens that should remain after
     *  conversion.  This is based on the total number of unrestricted tokens
     *  assigned so far and the pre-configured share that the remaining
     *  formerly restricted tokens should have.
     */
    uint totalTokensTarget = (totalUnrestrictedTokens * 100) / 
      (100 - restrictedShare);
    
    // The total number of tokens in existence now.
    uint totalTokensExisting = totalRestrictedTokens + totalUnrestrictedTokens;
      
    /*
     * The total number of tokens that need to be burned to bring the existing
     * number down to the target number. If the existing number is lower than
     * the target then we won't burn anything.
     */
    uint totalBurn = 0; 
    if (totalTokensExisting > totalTokensTarget) {
      totalBurn = totalTokensExisting - totalTokensTarget; 
    }

    // The fraction of restricted tokens to be burned (by nominator and
    // denominator).
    burnMultNom = totalBurn;
    burnMultDen = totalRestrictedTokens;
    
    /*
     * For verifying the correctness of the above calculation it may help to
     * note the following.
     * Given 0 <= restrictedShare < 100, we have:
     *  - totalTokensTarget >= totalUnrestrictedTokens
     *  - totalTokensExisting <= totalRestrictedTokens + totalTokensTarget
     *  - totalBurn <= totalRestrictedTokens
     *  - burnMultNom <= burnMultDen
     * Also note that burnMultDen = 0 means totalRestrictedTokens = 0, in which
     * burnMultNom = 0 as well.
     */
  }

  /**
   * Unrestrict (convert) all restricted tokens assigned to the given address
   *
   * This function can only be called after assignments have been closed via
   * closeAssignments().
   * The return value is the number of restricted tokens that were burned in
   * the conversion.
   */
  function unrestrict(address addr) internal returns (uint) {
    // Throw is assignments are not yet closed
    if (!assignmentsClosed) { throw; }

    // The balance of restricted tokens for the given address 
    uint restrictionsForAddr = restrictions[addr];
    
    // Throw if there are none
    if (restrictionsForAddr == 0) { throw; }

    // Apply the burn multiplier to the balance of restricted tokens
    // The result is the ceiling of the value: 
    // (restrictionForAddr * burnMultNom) / burnMultDen
    uint burn = multFracCeiling(restrictionsForAddr, burnMultNom, burnMultDen);

    // Remove the tokens to be burned from the address's balance
    tokens[addr] -= burn;
    
    // Delete record of restrictions 
    delete restrictions[addr];
    
    // Update the counters for total (un)restricted tokens
    totalRestrictedTokens   -= restrictionsForAddr;
    totalUnrestrictedTokens += restrictionsForAddr - burn;
      
    return burn;
  }
}
/**
 * title:  A contract that tracks numbers of tokens assigned to addresses. 
 * author: Timo Hanke 
 *
 * Optionally, assignments can be chosen to be of "restricted type". 
 * Being "restricted" means that the token assignment may later be partially
 * reverted (or the tokens "burned") by the contract. 
 *
 * After all token assignments are completed the contract
 *   - burns some restricted tokens
 *   - releases the restriction on the remaining tokens
 * The percentage of tokens that burned out of each assignment of restricted
 * tokens is calculated to achieve the following condition:
 *   - the remaining formerly restricted tokens combined have a pre-configured
 *     share (percentage) among all remaining tokens.
 *
 * Once the conversion process has started the contract enters a state in which
 * no more assignments can be made.
 */
function isUnrestricted() constant returns (bool) {
    return (assignmentsClosed && totalRestrictedTokens == 0);
  }
/**
 * Return true iff the assignments are closed and there are no restricted
 * tokens left 
 */