freeswitch/libs/sofia-sip/libsofia-sip-ua/su/sofia-sip/heap.h

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/*
* This file is part of the Sofia-SIP package
*
* Copyright (C) 2007 Nokia Corporation.
*
* Contact: Pekka Pessi <pekka.pessi@nokia.com>
*
* This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
* modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License
* as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2.1 of
* the License, or (at your option) any later version.
*
* This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but
* WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
* MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU
* Lesser General Public License for more details.
*
* You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public
* License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software
* Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin St, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA
* 02110-1301 USA
*
*/
#ifndef SOFIA_SIP_HEAP_H
/** Defined when <sofia-sip/heap.h> has been included. */
#define SOFIA_SIP_HEAP_H
/**@file sofia-sip/heap.h
*
* Heap template implemented with dynamic array.
*
* This file contain template macros implementing @a heap in C. The @a heap
* keeps its element in a known order and it can be used to implement, for
* example, a prioritye queue or an ordered queue.
*
* The ordering within the heap is defined as follows:
* - indexing starts from 1
* - for each element with index @a [i] in the heap there are two descendant
* elements with indices @a [2*i] and @a [2*i+1],
* - the heap guarantees that the descendant elements are never smaller than
* their parent element.
* Therefore it follows that there is no element smaller than element at
* index [1] in the rest of the heap.
*
* Adding and removing elements to the heap is an @a O(logN)
* operation.
*
* The heap array is resizeable, and it usually contain pointers to the
* actual entries. The template macros define two functions used to add and
* remove entries to the heap. The @a add() function takes the element to be
* added as its argument, the @a remove() function the index of the element
* to be removed. The template defines also a predicate used to check if the
* heap is full, and a function used to resize the heap.
*
* The heap user must define four primitives:
* - less than comparison
* - array setter
* - heap array allocator
* - empty element
*
* Please note that in order to remove an entry in the heap, the application
* must know its index in the heap array.
*
* The heap struct is declared with macro HEAP_DECLARE(). The prototypes for
* heap functions are instantiated with macro HEAP_PROTOS(). The
* implementation is instantiated with macro HEAP_BODIES().
*
* Example code can be found from <su/torture_heap.c> and
* <sresolv/sres_cache.c>.
*
* @author Pekka Pessi <Pekka.Pessi@nokia.com>.
* @NEW_1_12_7.
*/
/** Minimum size of heap */
#define HEAP_MIN_SIZE 31
/** Declare heap structure type.
*
* The macro #HEAP_TYPE contains declaration of the heap structure.
*
* @showinitializer
*/
#define HEAP_TYPE struct { void *private; }
/** Prototypes for heap.
*
* The macro HEAP_PROTOS() expands to the prototypes of heap functions:
* - prefix ## resize(argument, in_out_heap, size)
* - prefix ## free(argument, in_heap)
* - prefix ## is_full(heap)
* - prefix ## size(heap)
* - prefix ## used(heap)
* - prefix ## add(heap, entry)
* - prefix ## remove(heap, index)
* - prefix ## get(heap, index)
*
* @param scope scope of functions
* @param heaptype type of heap
* @param prefix function prefix
* @param type type of entries
*
* The declared functions will have scope @a scope (for example, @c static
* or @c static inline). The declared function names will have prefix @a
* prefix. The heap structure has type @a heaptype. The heap element type is
* @a entrytype.
*
* @showinitializer
*/
#define HEAP_DECLARE(scope, heaptype, prefix, type) \
scope int prefix##resize(void *, heaptype *, size_t); \
scope int prefix##free(void *, heaptype *); \
scope int prefix##is_full(heaptype const); \
scope size_t prefix##size(heaptype const); \
scope size_t prefix##used(heaptype const); \
scope void prefix##sort(heaptype); \
scope int prefix##add(heaptype, type); \
scope type prefix##remove(heaptype, size_t); \
scope type prefix##get(heaptype, size_t)
/**Heap implementation.
*
* The macro HEAP_BODIES() expands to the bodies of heap functions:
* - prefix ## resize(argument, heap, size)
* - prefix ## free(argument, in_heap)
* - prefix ## is_full(heap)
* - prefix ## size(heap)
* - prefix ## used(heap)
* - prefix ## sort(heap)
* - prefix ## add(heap, entry)
* - prefix ## remove(heap, index)
* - prefix ## get(heap, index)
*
* @param scope scope of functions
* @param prefix function prefix for heap
* @param heaptype type of heap
* @param type type of heaped elements
* @param less function or macro comparing two entries
* @param set function or macro assigning entry to array
* @param alloc function allocating or freeing memory
* @param null empty element (returned when index is invalid)
*
* Functions have scope @a scope, e.g., @c static @c inline.
* The heap structure has type @a type.
* The function names start with @a prefix, the field names start
* with @a pr. The entry type is @a entrytype.
* The function (or macro) @a less compares two entries in heap. It gets two
* arguments and it returns true if its left argument is less than its right
* argument.
* The function (or macro) @a set stores an entry in heap array. It gets
* three arguments, first is heap array, second index to the array and third
* the element to store at the given index.
*
* The function (or macro) @a halloc re-allocates the heap array. It
* receives three arguments, first is the first @a argument given to @a
* resize(), second the pointer to existing heap and third is the number of
* bytes in the heap.
*/
#define HEAP_BODIES(scope, heaptype, prefix, type, less, set, alloc, null) \
scope int prefix##resize(void *realloc_arg, heaptype h[1], size_t new_size) \
{ \
struct prefix##priv { size_t _size, _used; type _heap[2]; }; \
struct prefix##priv *_priv; \
size_t _offset = \
(offsetof(struct prefix##priv, _heap[1]) - 1) / sizeof (type); \
size_t _min_size = 32 - _offset; \
size_t _bytes; \
size_t _used = 0; \
\
_priv = *(void **)h; \
\
if (_priv) { \
if (new_size == 0) \
new_size = 2 * _priv->_size + _offset + 1; \
_used = _priv->_used; \
if (new_size < _used) \
new_size = _used; \
} \
\
if (new_size < _min_size) \
new_size = _min_size; \
\
_bytes = (_offset + 1 + new_size) * sizeof (type); \
\
(void)realloc_arg; /* avoid warning */ \
_priv = alloc(realloc_arg, *(struct prefix##priv **)h, _bytes); \
if (!_priv) \
return -1; \
\
*(struct prefix##priv **)h = _priv; \
_priv->_size = new_size; \
_priv->_used = _used; \
\
return 0; \
} \
\
/** Free heap. */ \
scope int prefix##free(void *realloc_arg, heaptype h[1]) \
{ \
(void)realloc_arg; \
*(void **)h = alloc(realloc_arg, *(void **)h, 0); \
return 0; \
} \
\
/** Check if heap is full */ \
scope int prefix##is_full(heaptype h) \
{ \
struct prefix##priv { size_t _size, _used; type _heap[1];}; \
struct prefix##priv *_priv = *(void **)&h; \
\
return _priv == NULL || _priv->_used >= _priv->_size; \
} \
\
/** Add an element to the heap */ \
scope int prefix##add(heaptype h, type e) \
{ \
struct prefix##priv { size_t _size, _used; type _heap[1];}; \
struct prefix##priv *_priv = *(void **)&h; \
type *heap = _priv->_heap - 1; \
size_t i, parent; \
\
if (_priv == NULL || _priv->_used >= _priv->_size) \
return -1; \
\
for (i = ++_priv->_used; i > 1; i = parent) { \
parent = i / 2; \
if (!less(e, heap[parent])) \
break; \
set(heap, i, heap[parent]); \
} \
\
set(heap, i, e); \
\
return 0; \
} \
\
/** Remove element from heap */ \
scope type prefix##remove(heaptype h, size_t index) \
{ \
struct prefix##priv { size_t _size, _used; type _heap[1];}; \
struct prefix##priv *_priv = *(void **)&h; \
type *heap = _priv->_heap - 1; \
type retval[1]; \
type e; \
\
size_t top, left, right, move; \
\
if (index - 1 >= _priv->_used) \
return (null); \
\
move = _priv->_used--; \
set(retval, 0, heap[index]); \
\
for (top = index;;index = top) { \
left = 2 * top; \
right = 2 * top + 1; \
\
if (left >= move) \
break; \
if (right < move && less(heap[right], heap[left])) \
top = right; \
else \
top = left; \
set(heap, index, heap[top]); \
} \
\
if (index == move) \
return *retval; \
\
e = heap[move]; \
for (; index > 1; index = top) { \
top = index / 2; \
if (!less(e, heap[top])) \
break; \
set(heap, index, heap[top]); \
} \
\
set(heap, index, e); \
\
return *retval; \
} \
\
scope \
type prefix##get(heaptype h, size_t index) \
{ \
struct prefix##priv { size_t _size, _used; type _heap[1];}; \
struct prefix##priv *_priv = *(void **)&h; \
\
if (--index >= _priv->_used) \
return (null); \
\
return _priv->_heap[index]; \
} \
\
scope \
size_t prefix##size(heaptype const h) \
{ \
struct prefix##priv { size_t _size, _used; type _heap[1];}; \
struct prefix##priv *_priv = *(void **)&h; \
return _priv ? _priv->_size : 0; \
} \
\
scope \
size_t prefix##used(heaptype const h) \
{ \
struct prefix##priv { size_t _size, _used; type _heap[1];}; \
struct prefix##priv *_priv = *(void **)&h; \
return _priv ? _priv->_used : 0; \
} \
static int prefix##_less(void *h, size_t a, size_t b) \
{ \
type *_heap = h; return less(_heap[a], _heap[b]); \
} \
static void prefix##_swap(void *h, size_t a, size_t b) \
{ \
type *_heap = h; type _swap = _heap[a]; \
set(_heap, a, _heap[b]); set(_heap, b, _swap); \
} \
scope void prefix##sort(heaptype h) \
{ \
struct prefix##priv { size_t _size, _used; type _heap[1];}; \
struct prefix##priv *_priv = *(void **)&h; \
if (_priv) \
su_smoothsort(_priv->_heap - 1, 1, _priv->_used, prefix##_less, prefix##_swap); \
} \
extern int const prefix##dummy_heap
#include <sofia-sip/su_types.h>
SOFIA_BEGIN_DECLS
SOFIAPUBFUN void su_smoothsort(void *base, size_t r0, size_t N,
int (*less)(void *base, size_t a, size_t b),
void (*swap)(void *base, size_t a, size_t b));
SOFIA_END_DECLS
#endif /** !defined(SOFIA_SIP_HEAP_H) */