Added new functions to convert types to strings.
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22 SOAP:
24 Academics always want to implement hash tables (i.e. dictionaries),
25 singly or doubly linked lists, and queues, because ... well ... they
26 know how.
28 These datatypes are nonsense for the following reasons:
29 hash tables: Hash tables are a mapping of some
30 string to some data, where that data is going to
31 be accessed COMPLETELY RANDOMLY. This is what it
32 is for. However it is extremely rare to have a
33 large number of data elements which really are
34 being accessed in a completely random way.
36 lists: appending and searching through lists is always
37 slow because these operations search all the way
38 through the list.
40 queues: whats the difference between a queue and a list?
41 very little really.
43 The system implemented here is a doubly linked list with previous
44 search index that can be appended or prepended with no overhead,
45 implemented entirely in macros. It is hence as versatile as a
46 doubly/singly linked list or queue and blazingly fast. Hence doing
47 sequential searches where the next search result is likely to be
48 closely indexed to the previous (usual case), is efficient.
50 Of course this doesn't mean you should use this as a hash table
51 where you REALLY need a hash table.
55 /********** example usage **********/
58 #include "list.h"
60 extern void free (void *x);
61 extern char *strdup (char *s);
63 // consider a list of elements containing an `int' and a `char *'
64 LIST_TYPE_DECLARE (names, char *s; int i;);
66 // for sorting, to compare elements
67 static int cm (names **a, names **b)
69 return strcmp ((*a)->s, (*b)->s);
72 // to free the contents of an element
73 static void free_item (names *a)
75 free (a->s);
76 a->s = 0; // say
77 a->i = 0; // say
80 int main (int argc, char **argv)
82 // you can separate these into LIST_TYPE_DECLARE(), LIST_DECLARE() and linit() if needed.
83 LIST_DECLARE_INIT (l, names, free_item);
84 names *j;
86 lappend (l);
87 l.tail->s = strdup ("hello");
88 l.tail->i = 1;
89 lappend (l);
90 l.tail->s = strdup ("there");
91 l.tail->i = 2;
92 lappend (l);
93 l.tail->s = strdup ("my");
94 l.tail->i = 3;
95 lappend (l);
96 l.tail->s = strdup ("name");
97 l.tail->i = 4;
98 lappend (l);
99 l.tail->s = strdup ("is");
100 l.tail->i = 5;
101 lappend (l);
102 l.tail->s = strdup ("fred");
103 l.tail->i = 6;
105 printf ("%ld\n\n", lcount (l));
106 lloopforward (l, j, printf ("%d %s\n", j->i, j->s));
107 printf ("\n");
109 lsort (l, cm);
110 lloopforward (l, j, printf ("%d %s\n", j->i, j->s));
112 lloopreverse (l, j, if (j->i <= 3) ldeleteinc (l, j););
114 printf ("\n");
115 lloopforward (l, j, printf ("%d %s\n", j->i, j->s));
117 ldeleteall (l);
119 printf ("\n");
120 lloopforward (l, j, printf ("%d %s\n", j->i, j->s));
121 return 0;
127 #ifndef _LIST_H
128 #define _LIST_H
130 /* the `search' member points to the last found.
131 this speeds up repeated searches on the same list-item,
132 the consecutive list-item, or the pre-consecutive list-item.
133 this obviates the need for a hash table for 99% of
134 cercumstances the time */
135 struct list
137 long length;
138 long item_size;
139 struct list_item
141 struct list_item *next;
142 struct list_item *prev;
143 char data[1];
144 } *head, *tail, *search;
145 void (*free_func) (struct list_item *);
148 /* declare a list of type `x', also called `x' having members `typelist' */
150 #define LIST_TYPE_DECLARE(type,typelist) \
151 typedef struct type { \
152 struct type *next; \
153 struct type *prev; \
154 typelist \
155 } type
157 #define LIST_DECLARE(l,type) \
158 struct { \
159 long length; \
160 long item_size; \
161 type *head, *tail, *search; \
162 void (*free_func) (type *); \
165 #define LIST_DECLARE_INIT(l,type,free) \
166 struct { \
167 long length; \
168 long item_size; \
169 type *head, *tail, *search; \
170 void (*free_func) (type *); \
171 } l = {0, sizeof (type), 0, 0, 0, (void (*) (type *)) free}
173 #define linit(l,type,free) \
175 memset (&(l), 0, sizeof (l)); \
176 (l).item_size = sizeof (type); \
177 (l).free_func = free; \
180 /* returns a pointer to the data of an item */
181 #define ldata(i) ((void *) &((i)->data[0]))
183 /* returns a pointer to the list head */
184 #define lhead(l) ((l).head)
186 /* returns a pointer to the list tail */
187 #define ltail(l) ((l).tail)
189 #define lnewsearch(l) \
190 (l).search = 0;
192 /* adds to the beginning of the list */
193 #define lprepend(l) \
195 struct list_item *__t; \
196 __t = (struct list_item *) malloc ((l).item_size); \
197 memset (__t, 0, (l).item_size); \
198 __t->next = (l).head; \
199 if (__t->next) \
200 __t->next->prev = __t; \
201 __t->prev = 0; \
202 if (!(l).tail) \
203 (l).tail = __t; \
204 (l).head = __t; \
205 length++; \
208 /* adds to the end of the list */
209 #define lappend(l) \
211 struct list_item *__t; \
212 __t = (struct list_item *) malloc ((l).item_size); \
213 memset (__t, 0, (l).item_size); \
214 __t->prev = (struct list_item *) (l).tail; \
215 if (__t->prev) \
216 __t->prev->next = __t; \
217 __t->next = 0; \
218 if (!(l).head) \
219 (l).head = (void *) __t; \
220 (l).tail = (void *) __t; \
221 (l).length++; \
224 /* you should free these manually */
225 #define lunlink(l,e) \
227 struct list_item *__t; \
228 (l).search = 0; \
229 __t = (void *) e; \
230 if ((void *) (l).head == (void *) __t) \
231 (l).head = (l).head->next; \
232 if ((void *) (l).tail == (void *) __t) \
233 (l).tail = (l).tail->prev; \
234 if (__t->next) \
235 __t->next->prev = __t->prev; \
236 if (__t->prev) \
237 __t->prev->next = __t->next; \
238 (l).length--; \
241 /* deletes list entry at point e, and increments e to the following list entry */
242 #define ldeleteinc(l,e) \
244 struct list_item *__t; \
245 (l).search = 0; \
246 __t = (void *) e; \
247 if ((void *) (l).head == (void *) __t) \
248 (l).head = (l).head->next; \
249 if ((void *) (l).tail == (void *) __t) \
250 (l).tail = (l).tail->prev; \
251 if (__t->next) \
252 __t->next->prev = __t->prev; \
253 if (__t->prev) \
254 __t->prev->next = __t->next; \
255 __t = __t->next; \
256 if ((l).free_func) \
257 (*(l).free_func) ((void *) e); \
258 free (e); \
259 e = (void *) __t; \
260 (l).length--; \
263 /* deletes list entry at point e, and deccrements e to the preceding list emtry */
264 #define ldeletedec(l,e) \
266 struct list_item *__t; \
267 (l).search = 0; \
268 __t = (void *) e; \
269 if ((void *) (l).head == (void *) __t) \
270 (l).head = (l).head->next; \
271 if ((void *) (l).tail == (void *) __t) \
272 (l).tail = (l).tail->prev; \
273 if (__t->next) \
274 __t->next->prev = __t->prev; \
275 if (__t->prev) \
276 __t->prev->next = __t->next; \
277 __t = __t->prev; \
278 if ((l).free_func) \
279 (*(l).free_func) ((void *) e); \
280 free (e); \
281 e = (void *) __t; \
282 (l).length--; \
285 /* p and q must be consecutive and neither must be zero */
286 #define linsert(l,p,q) \
288 struct list_item *__t; \
289 __t = (struct list_item *) malloc ((l).item_size); \
290 memset (__t, 0, (l).item_size); \
291 __t->prev = (void *) p; \
292 __t->next = (void *) q; \
293 q->prev = (void *) __t; \
294 p->next = (void *) __t; \
295 (l).length++; \
298 /* p and q must be consecutive and neither must be zero */
299 #define ldeleteall(l) \
301 (l).search = 0; \
302 while ((l).head) { \
303 struct list_item *__p; \
304 __p = (struct list_item *) (l).head; \
305 lunlink(l, __p); \
306 if ((l).free_func) \
307 (*(l).free_func) ((void *) __p); \
308 free (__p); \
312 #define lloopstart(l,i) \
313 for (i = (void *) (l).head; i;) { \
314 struct list_item *__tl; \
315 __tl = (void *) i->next; \
317 #define lloopend(l,i) \
318 i = (void *) __tl; \
321 #define lloopforward(l,i,op) \
323 for (i = (void *) (l).head; i;) { \
324 struct list_item *__t; \
325 __t = (void *) i->next; \
326 op; \
327 i = (void *) __t; \
331 #define lloopreverse(l,i,op) \
333 for (i = (void *) (l).tail; i;) { \
334 struct list_item *__t; \
335 __t = (void *) i->prev; \
336 op; \
337 i = (void *) __t; \
341 #define lindex(l,i,n) \
343 int __k; \
344 for (__k = 0, i = (void *) (l).head; i && __k != n; i = i->next, __k++); \
347 #define lsearchforward(l,i,op) \
349 int __found = 0; \
350 if (!__found) \
351 if ((i = (void *) (l).search)) { \
352 if (op) { \
353 __found = 1; \
354 (l).search = (void *) i; \
356 if (!__found) \
357 if ((i = (void *) (l).search->next)) \
358 if (op) { \
359 __found = 1; \
360 (l).search = (void *) i; \
362 if (!__found) \
363 if ((i = (void *) (l).search->prev)) \
364 if (op) { \
365 __found = 1; \
366 (l).search = (void *) i; \
369 if (!__found) \
370 for (i = (void *) (l).head; i; i = i->next) \
371 if (op) { \
372 __found = 1; \
373 (l).search = (void *) i; \
374 break; \
378 #define lsearchreverse(l,i,op) \
380 int __found = 0; \
381 if (!__found) \
382 if ((i = (void *) (l).search)) { \
383 if (op) { \
384 __found = 1; \
385 (l).search = (void *) i; \
387 if (!__found) \
388 if ((i = (void *) (l).search->prev)) \
389 if (op) { \
390 __found = 1; \
391 (l).search = (void *) i; \
393 if (!__found) \
394 if ((i = (void *) (l).search->next)) \
395 if (op) { \
396 __found = 1; \
397 (l).search = (void *) i; \
400 if (!__found) \
401 for (i = (void *) (l).tail; i; i = i->prev) \
402 if (op) { \
403 __found = 1; \
404 (l).search = (void *) i; \
405 break; \
409 #define lcount(l) ((l).length)
411 /* sort with comparison function see qsort(3) */
412 #define larray(l,a) \
414 long __i; \
415 struct list_item *__p; \
416 a = (void *) malloc (((l).length + 1) * sizeof (void *)); \
417 for (__i = 0, __p = (void *) (l).head; __p; __p = __p->next, __i++) \
418 a[__i] = (void *) __p; \
419 a[__i] = 0; \
422 /* sort with comparison function see qsort(3) */
423 #define llist(l,a) \
425 struct list_item *__p; \
426 (l).head = (void *) a[0]; \
427 (l).search = 0; \
428 __p = (void *) a[0]; \
429 __p->prev = 0; \
430 for (__j = 1; a[__j]; __j++, __p = __p->next) { \
431 __p->next = (void *) a[__j]; \
432 __p->next->prev = __p; \
434 (l).tail = (void *) __p; \
435 __p->next = 0; \
438 /* sort with comparison function see qsort(3) */
439 #define lsort(l,compare) \
441 void **__t; \
442 long __j; \
443 larray (l,__t); \
444 qsort (__t, (l).length, sizeof (void *), (int (*) (const void *, const void *)) compare); \
445 llist (l,__t); \
446 free (__t); \
449 #endif /* _LIST_H */