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/* $Id$ */

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/** @file queue.h */

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#ifndef QUEUE_H

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#define QUEUE_H

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//#define NOFREE

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//#define QUEUE_DEBUG

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//#define HASH_DEBUG

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//#define HASH_STATS

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struct Queue;

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typedef bool Queue_PushProc(Queue* q, void* item, int priority);

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typedef void* Queue_PopProc(Queue* q);

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typedef bool Queue_DeleteProc(Queue* q, void* item, int priority);

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typedef void Queue_ClearProc(Queue* q, bool free_values);

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typedef void Queue_FreeProc(Queue* q, bool free_values);

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struct InsSortNode {

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	void* item;

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	int priority;

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	InsSortNode* next;

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};

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struct BinaryHeapNode {

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	void* item;

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	int priority;

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};

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struct Queue{

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	/*

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	 * Pushes an element into the queue, at the appropriate place for the queue.

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	 * Requires the queue pointer to be of an appropriate type, of course.

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	 */

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	Queue_PushProc* push;

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	/*

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	 * Pops the first element from the queue. What exactly is the first element,

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	 * is defined by the exact type of queue.

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	 */

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	Queue_PopProc* pop;

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	/*

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	 * Deletes the item from the queue. priority should be specified if

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	 * known, which speeds up the deleting for some queue's. Should be -1

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	 * if not known.

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	 */

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	Queue_DeleteProc* del;

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	/* Clears the queue, by removing all values from it. It's state is

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	 * effectively reset. If free_items is true, each of the items cleared

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	 * in this way are free()'d.

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	 */

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	Queue_ClearProc* clear;

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	/* Frees the queue, by reclaiming all memory allocated by it. After

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	 * this it is no longer usable. If free_items is true, any remaining

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	 * items are free()'d too.

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	 */

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	Queue_FreeProc* free;

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	union {

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		struct {

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			InsSortNode* first;

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		} inssort;

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		struct {

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			uint max_size;

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			uint size;

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			uint blocks; ///< The amount of blocks for which space is reserved in elements

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			BinaryHeapNode** elements;

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		} binaryheap;

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	} data;

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};

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/**

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 * Insertion Sorter

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 */

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/* Initializes a inssort and allocates internal memory. There is no maximum

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 * size */

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void init_InsSort(Queue* q);

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/*

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 *  Binary Heap

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 *  For information, see:

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 *   http://www.policyalmanac.org/games/binaryHeaps.htm

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 */

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/* The amount of elements that will be malloc'd at a time */

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#define BINARY_HEAP_BLOCKSIZE_BITS 10

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/** Initializes a binary heap and allocates internal memory for maximum of

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 * max_size elements */

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void init_BinaryHeap(Queue* q, uint max_size);

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/*

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 * Hash

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struct HashNode {

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	uint key1;

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	uint key2;

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	void* value;

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	HashNode* next;

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};

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 * Generates a hash code from the given key pair. You should make sure that

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 * the resulting range is clearly defined.

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typedef uint Hash_HashProc(uint key1, uint key2);

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struct Hash {

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	/* The hash function used */

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	Hash_HashProc* hash;

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	/* The amount of items in the hash */

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	uint size;

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	/* The number of buckets allocated */

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	uint num_buckets;

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	/* A pointer to an array of num_buckets buckets. */

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	HashNode* buckets;

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	/* A pointer to an array of numbuckets booleans, which will be true if

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	 * there are any Nodes in the bucket */

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	bool* buckets_in_use;

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/* Call these function to manipulate a hash */

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/** Deletes the value with the specified key pair from the hash and returns

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 * that value. Returns NULL when the value was not present. The value returned

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void* Hash_Delete(Hash* h, uint key1, uint key2);

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/** Sets the value associated with the given key pair to the given value.

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 * Returns the old value if the value was replaced, NULL when it was not yet present. */

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void* Hash_Set(Hash* h, uint key1, uint key2, void* value);

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/** Gets the value associated with the given key pair, or NULL when it is not

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void* Hash_Get(const Hash* h, uint key1, uint key2);

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/* Call these function to create/destroy a hash */

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/** Builds a new hash in an existing struct. Make sure that hash() always

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 * returns a hash less than num_buckets! Call delete_hash after use */

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void init_Hash(Hash* h, Hash_HashProc* hash, uint num_buckets);

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 * Deletes the hash and cleans up. Only cleans up memory allocated by new_Hash

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 * & friends. If free is true, it will call free() on all the values that

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void delete_Hash(Hash* h, bool free_values);

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void clear_Hash(Hash* h, bool free_values);

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uint Hash_Size(const Hash* h);

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#endif /* QUEUE_H */