/*====================================================================== FILE: pvl.c CREATOR: eric November, 1995 (C) COPYRIGHT 2000, Eric Busboom This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of either: The LGPL as published by the Free Software Foundation, version 2.1, available at: https://www.gnu.org/licenses/lgpl-2.1.html Or: The Mozilla Public License Version 2.0. You may obtain a copy of the License at https://www.mozilla.org/MPL/ ======================================================================*/ #ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H #include #endif #include "pvl.h" #include #include #include /* To mute a ThreadSanitizer claim */ #if defined(HAVE_PTHREAD) && defined(THREAD_SANITIZER) #include static pthread_mutex_t pvl_mutex = PTHREAD_MUTEX_INITIALIZER; static void pvl_global_lock(void) { pthread_mutex_lock(&pvl_mutex); } static void pvl_global_unlock(void) { pthread_mutex_unlock(&pvl_mutex); } #else #define pvl_global_lock() #define pvl_global_unlock() #endif /** * Globals incremented for each call to pvl_new_element(); each list gets a unique id. */ static int pvl_elem_count = 0; static int pvl_list_count = 0; /** struct pvl_list_t The list structure. This is the handle for the entire list This type is also private. Use pvl_list instead */ typedef struct pvl_list_t { int MAGIC; /**< Magic Identifier */ struct pvl_elem_t *head; /**< Head of list */ struct pvl_elem_t *tail; /**< Tail of list */ int count; /**< Number of items in the list */ struct pvl_elem_t *p; /**< Pointer used for iterators */ } pvl_list_t; /** * @brief Creates a new list, clears the pointers and assigns a magic number * * @return Pointer to the new list, 0 if there is no available memory. */ pvl_list pvl_newlist(void) { struct pvl_list_t *L; if ((L = (struct pvl_list_t *)malloc(sizeof(struct pvl_list_t))) == 0) { errno = ENOMEM; return 0; } pvl_global_lock(); L->MAGIC = pvl_list_count++; pvl_global_unlock(); L->head = 0; L->tail = 0; L->count = 0; L->p = 0; return L; } void pvl_free(pvl_list l) { struct pvl_list_t *L = (struct pvl_list_t *)l; pvl_clear(l); free(L); } /** * @brief Creates a new list element, assigns a magic number, and assigns * the next and previous pointers. * * Passing in the next and previous points may seem odd, but it allows the user * to set them while keeping the internal data hidden. In nearly all cases, * the user is the pvl library itself. * * @param d The data item to be stored in the list * @param next Pointer value to assign to the member "next" * @param prior Pointer value to assign to the member "prior" * * @return A pointer to the new element, 0 if there is no memory available. */ pvl_elem pvl_new_element(void *d, pvl_elem next, pvl_elem prior) { struct pvl_elem_t *E; if ((E = (struct pvl_elem_t *)malloc(sizeof(struct pvl_elem_t))) == 0) { errno = ENOMEM; return 0; } pvl_global_lock(); E->MAGIC = pvl_elem_count++; pvl_global_unlock(); E->d = d; E->next = next; E->prior = prior; return (pvl_elem) E; } /** * @brief Add a new element to the from of the list * * @param L The list to add the item to * @param d Pointer to the item to add */ void pvl_unshift(pvl_list L, void *d) { struct pvl_elem_t *E = pvl_new_element(d, L->head, 0); if (E->next != 0) { /* Link the head node to it */ E->next->prior = E; } /* move the head */ L->head = E; /* maybe move the tail */ if (L->tail == 0) { L->tail = E; } L->count++; } /** * @brief Removes an element from the front of the list * * @param L The list to operate on * * @return the entry on the front of the list */ void *pvl_shift(pvl_list L) { if (L->head == 0) { return 0; } return pvl_remove(L, (void *)L->head); } /** * @brief Add a new item to the tail of the list * * @param L The list to operate on * @param d Pointer to the item to add * */ void pvl_push(pvl_list L, void *d) { struct pvl_elem_t *E = pvl_new_element(d, 0, L->tail); /* These are done in pvl_new_element E->next = 0; E->prior = L->tail; */ if (L->tail != 0) { L->tail->next = E; } if (L->head == 0) { L->head = E; } L->tail = E; L->count++; } /** * @brief Removes an element from the tail of the list * * @param L The list to operate on */ void *pvl_pop(pvl_list L) { if (L->tail == 0) { return 0; } return pvl_remove(L, (void *)L->tail); } /** * Add a new item to a list that is ordered by a comparison function. * This routine assumes that the list is properly ordered. * * @param L The list to operate on * @param f Pointer to a comparison function * @param d Pointer to data to pass to the comparison function */ void pvl_insert_ordered(pvl_list L, pvl_comparef f, void *d) { struct pvl_elem_t *P; L->count++; /* Empty list, add to head */ if (L->head == 0) { pvl_unshift(L, d); return; } /* smaller than head, add to head */ if (((*f) (d, L->head->d)) <= 0) { pvl_unshift(L, d); return; } /* larger than tail, add to tail */ if ((*f) (d, L->tail->d) >= 0) { pvl_push(L, d); return; } /* Search for the first element that is smaller, and add before it */ for (P = L->head; P != 0; P = P->next) { if ((*f) (P->d, d) >= 0) { pvl_insert_before(L, P, d); return; } } /* badness, choke */ #if !defined(lint) assert(0); #endif } /** * @brief Add a new item after the referenced element. * @param L The list to operate on * @param P The list element to add the item after * @param d Pointer to the item to add. */ void pvl_insert_after(pvl_list L, pvl_elem P, void *d) { struct pvl_elem_t *E = 0; L->count++; if (P == 0) { pvl_unshift(L, d); return; } if (P == L->tail) { E = pvl_new_element(d, 0, P); L->tail = E; E->prior->next = E; } else { E = pvl_new_element(d, P->next, P); E->next->prior = E; E->prior->next = E; } } /** * @brief Add an item after a referenced item * * @param L The list to operate on * @param P The list element to add the item before * @param d Pointer to the data to be added. */ void pvl_insert_before(pvl_list L, pvl_elem P, void *d) { struct pvl_elem_t *E = 0; L->count++; if (P == 0) { pvl_unshift(L, d); return; } if (P == L->head) { E = pvl_new_element(d, P, 0); E->next->prior = E; L->head = E; } else { E = pvl_new_element(d, P, P->prior); E->prior->next = E; E->next->prior = E; } } /** * @brief Removes the referenced item from the list. * * This routine will free the element, but not the data item that the * element contains. * * @param L The list to operate on * @param E The element to remove. */ void *pvl_remove(pvl_list L, pvl_elem E) { void *data; if (E == L->head) { if (E->next != 0) { E->next->prior = 0; L->head = E->next; } else { /* E Also points to tail -> only one element in list */ L->tail = 0; L->head = 0; } } else if (E == L->tail) { if (E->prior != 0) { E->prior->next = 0; L->tail = E->prior; } else { /* E points to the head, so it was the last element */ /* This case should be taken care of in the previous clause */ L->head = 0; L->tail = 0; } } else { E->prior->next = E->next; E->next->prior = E->prior; } L->count--; data = E->d; E->prior = 0; E->next = 0; E->d = 0; free(E); return data; } /** * @brief Return a pointer to data that satisfies a function. * * This routine will iterate through the entire list and call the * find function for each item. It will break and return a pointer to the * data that causes the find function to return 1. * * @param l The list to operate on * @param f Pointer to the find function * @param v Pointer to constant data to pass into the function * * @return Pointer to the element that the find function found. */ pvl_elem pvl_find(pvl_list l, pvl_findf f, void *v) { pvl_elem e; for (e = pvl_head(l); e != 0; e = pvl_next(e)) { if ((*f) (((struct pvl_elem_t *)e)->d, v) == 1) { /* Save this elem for a call to find_next */ ((struct pvl_list_t *)l)->p = e; return e; } } return 0; } /** * @brief Like pvl_find(), but continues the search where the last find() or * find_next() left off. * * @param l The list to operate on * @param f Pointer to the find function * @param v Pointer to constant data to pass into the function * * @return Pointer to the element that the find function found. */ pvl_elem pvl_find_next(pvl_list l, pvl_findf f, void *v) { pvl_elem e; for (e = pvl_head(l); e != 0; e = pvl_next(e)) { if ((*f) (((struct pvl_elem_t *)e)->d, v) == 1) { /* Save this elem for a call to find_next */ ((struct pvl_list_t *)l)->p = e; return e; } } return 0; } /** * @brief Removes the all the elements in the list. The does not free * the data items the elements hold. */ void pvl_clear(pvl_list l) { pvl_elem e = pvl_head(l); pvl_elem next; if (e == 0) { return; } while (e != 0) { next = pvl_next(e); (void)pvl_remove(l, e); e = next; } } /** * @brief Returns the number of items in the list. */ int pvl_count(pvl_list L) { return L->count; } /** * @brief Returns a pointer to the given element */ pvl_elem pvl_next(pvl_elem E) { if (E == 0) { return 0; } return (pvl_elem) E->next; } /** * @brief Returns a pointer to the element previous to the element given. */ pvl_elem pvl_prior(pvl_elem E) { return (pvl_elem) E->prior; } /** * @brief Returns a pointer to the first item in the list. */ pvl_elem pvl_head(pvl_list L) { return (pvl_elem) L->head; } /** * @brief Returns a pointer to the last item in the list. */ pvl_elem pvl_tail(pvl_list L) { return (pvl_elem) L->tail; } #if !defined(PVL_USE_MACROS) void *pvl_data(pvl_elem E) { if (E == 0) { return 0; } return E->d; } #endif /** * @brief Call a function for every item in the list. * * @param l The list to operate on * @param f Pointer to the function to call * @param v Data to pass to the function on every iteration */ void pvl_apply(pvl_list l, pvl_applyf f, void *v) { pvl_elem e; for (e = pvl_head(l); e != 0; e = pvl_next(e)) { (*f) (((struct pvl_elem_t *)e)->d, v); } }