2002-02-06 Aldy Hernandez <aldyh@redhat.com>
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36 with GNAT.Heap_Sort_A; use GNAT.Heap_Sort_A;
38 separate (Lib)
39 procedure Sort (Tbl : in out Unit_Ref_Table) is
41 T : array (0 .. Integer (Tbl'Last - Tbl'First + 1)) of Unit_Number_Type;
42 -- Actual sort is done on this copy of the array with 0's origin
43 -- subscripts. Location 0 is used as a temporary by the sorting algorithm.
44 -- Also the addressing of the table is more efficient with 0's origin,
45 -- even though we have to copy Tbl back and forth.
47 function Lt_Uname (C1, C2 : Natural) return Boolean;
48 -- Comparison routine for comparing Unames. Needed by the sorting routine.
50 procedure Move_Uname (From : Natural; To : Natural);
51 -- Move routine needed by the sorting routine below.
53 --------------
54 -- Lt_Uname --
55 --------------
57 function Lt_Uname (C1, C2 : Natural) return Boolean is
58 begin
59 return
60 Uname_Lt
61 (Units.Table (T (C1)).Unit_Name, Units.Table (T (C2)).Unit_Name);
62 end Lt_Uname;
64 ----------------
65 -- Move_Uname --
66 ----------------
68 procedure Move_Uname (From : Natural; To : Natural) is
69 begin
70 T (To) := T (From);
71 end Move_Uname;
73 -- Start of processing for Sort
75 begin
76 if T'Last > 0 then
77 for I in 1 .. T'Last loop
78 T (I) := Tbl (Int (I) - 1 + Tbl'First);
79 end loop;
81 Sort (T'Last,
82 Move_Uname'Unrestricted_Access, Lt_Uname'Unrestricted_Access);
84 -- Sort is complete, copy result back into place
86 for I in 1 .. T'Last loop
87 Tbl (Int (I) - 1 + Tbl'First) := T (I);
88 end loop;
89 end if;
90 end Sort;