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* All those basic primites were based on wrong assumptions * Added more return_if preconditions on several anal functions
332 lines
10 KiB
C
332 lines
10 KiB
C
#ifndef R2_VECTOR_H
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#define R2_VECTOR_H
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#include <r_types.h>
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#include <r_util/r_assert.h>
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#ifdef __cplusplus
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extern "C" {
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#endif
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/*
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* RVector can contain arbitrarily sized elements.
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* RPVector uses RVector internally and always contains void *s
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*
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* Thus, for storing pointers it is highly encouraged to always use RPVector
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* as it is specifically made for this purpose and is more consistent with RList,
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* while RVector can be used as, for example, a flat array of a struct.
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*
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* Notable differences between RVector and RPVector:
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* -------------------------------------------------
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* When RVector expects an element to be inserted, for example in r_vector_push(..., void *x),
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* this void * value is interpreted as a pointer to the actual data for the element.
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* => If you use RVector as a dynamic replacement for (struct SomeStruct)[], you will
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* pass a struct SomeStruct * to these functions.
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*
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* Because RPVector only handles pointers, the given void * is directly interpreted as the
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* actual pointer to be inserted.
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* => If you use RPVector as a dynamic replacement for (SomeType *)[], you will pass
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* SomeType * directly to these functions.
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*
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* The same differentiation goes for the free functions:
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* - The element parameter in RVectorFree is a pointer to the element inside the array.
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* - The element parameter in RPVectorFree is the actual pointer stored in the array.
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*
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* General Hint:
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* -------------
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* remove/pop functions do not reduce the capacity.
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* Call r_(p)vector_shrink explicitly if desired.
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*/
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typedef int (*RPVectorComparator)(const void *a, const void *b);
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typedef void (*RVectorFree)(void *e, void *user);
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typedef void (*RPVectorFree)(void *e);
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typedef struct r_vector_t {
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void *a;
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size_t len;
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size_t capacity;
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size_t elem_size;
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RVectorFree free;
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void *free_user;
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} RVector;
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// RPVector directly wraps RVector for type safety
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typedef struct r_pvector_t { RVector v; } RPVector;
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// RVector
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R_API void r_vector_init(RVector *vec, size_t elem_size, RVectorFree free, void *free_user);
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R_API RVector *r_vector_new(size_t elem_size, RVectorFree free, void *free_user);
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// clears the vector and calls vec->free on every element if set.
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R_API void r_vector_fini(RVector *vec);
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// frees the vector and calls vec->free on every element if set.
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R_API void r_vector_free(RVector *vec);
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// the returned vector will have the same capacity as vec.
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R_API RVector *r_vector_clone(RVector *vec);
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static inline bool r_vector_empty(const RVector *vec) {
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r_return_val_if_fail (vec, false);
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return vec->len == 0;
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}
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R_API void r_vector_clear(RVector *vec);
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// returns the length of the vector
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static inline size_t r_vector_len(const RVector *vec) {
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r_return_val_if_fail (vec, 0);
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return vec->len;
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}
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// returns a pointer to the offset inside the array where the element of the index lies.
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static inline void *r_vector_index_ptr(RVector *vec, size_t index) {
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r_return_val_if_fail (vec && index < vec->capacity, NULL);
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return (char *)vec->a + vec->elem_size * index;
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}
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// helper function to assign an element of size vec->elem_size from elem to p.
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// elem is a pointer to the actual data to assign!
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R_API void r_vector_assign(RVector *vec, void *p, void *elem);
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// assign the value of size vec->elem_size at elem to vec at the given index.
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// elem is a pointer to the actual data to assign!
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R_API void *r_vector_assign_at(RVector *vec, size_t index, void *elem);
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// remove the element at the given index and write the content to into.
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// It is the caller's responsibility to free potential resources associated with the element.
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R_API void r_vector_remove_at(RVector *vec, size_t index, void *into);
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// insert the value of size vec->elem_size at x at the given index.
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// x is a pointer to the actual data to assign!
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R_API void *r_vector_insert(RVector *vec, size_t index, void *x);
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// insert count values of size vec->elem_size into vec starting at the given index.
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R_API void *r_vector_insert_range(RVector *vec, size_t index, void *first, size_t count);
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// like r_vector_remove_at for the last element
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R_API void r_vector_pop(RVector *vec, void *into);
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// like r_vector_remove_at for the first element
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R_API void r_vector_pop_front(RVector *vec, void *into);
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// like r_vector_insert for the end of vec
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R_API void *r_vector_push(RVector *vec, void *x);
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// like r_vector_insert for the beginning of vec
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R_API void *r_vector_push_front(RVector *vec, void *x);
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// make sure the capacity is at least capacity.
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R_API void *r_vector_reserve(RVector *vec, size_t capacity);
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// shrink capacity to len.
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R_API void *r_vector_shrink(RVector *vec);
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R_API void *r_vector_flush(RVector *vec);
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/*
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* example:
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*
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* RVector *v = ...; // <contains MyStruct>
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* MyStruct *it;
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* r_vector_foreach (v, it) {
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* // Do something with it
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* }
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*/
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#define r_vector_foreach(vec, it) \
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if (!r_vector_empty (vec)) \
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for (it = (void *)(vec)->a; (char *)it != (char *)(vec)->a + ((vec)->len * (vec)->elem_size); it = (void *)((char *)it + (vec)->elem_size))
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#define r_vector_foreach_prev(vec, it) \
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if (!r_vector_empty (vec)) \
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for (it = (void *)((char *)(vec)->a + (((vec)->len - 1)* (vec)->elem_size)); (char *)it != (char *)(vec)->a; it = (void *)((char *)it - (vec)->elem_size))
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#define r_vector_enumerate(vec, it, i) \
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if (!r_vector_empty (vec)) \
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for (it = (void *)(vec)->a, i = 0; i < (vec)->len; it = (void *)((char *)it + (vec)->elem_size), i++)
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/*
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* example:
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*
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* RVector *v = ...; // contains {(st64)0, (st64)2, (st64)4, (st64)6, (st64)8};
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* size_t l;
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* #define CMP(x, y) x - (*(st64 *)y)
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* r_vector_lower_bound (v, 3, l, CMP);
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* // l == 2
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*/
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#define r_vector_lower_bound(vec, x, i, cmp) \
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do { \
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size_t h = (vec)->len, m; \
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for (i = 0; i < h; ) { \
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m = i + ((h - i) >> 1); \
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if ((cmp (x, ((char *)(vec)->a + (vec)->elem_size * m))) > 0) { \
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i = m + 1; \
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} else { \
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h = m; \
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} \
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} \
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} while (0) \
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#define r_vector_upper_bound(vec, x, i, cmp) \
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do { \
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size_t h = (vec)->len, m; \
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for (i = 0; i < h; ) { \
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m = i + ((h - i) >> 1); \
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if ((cmp (x, ((char *)(vec)->a + (vec)->elem_size * m))) < 0) { \
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h = m; \
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} else { \
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i = m + 1; \
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} \
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} \
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} while (0) \
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// RPVector
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R_API void r_pvector_init(RPVector *vec, RPVectorFree free);
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R_API void r_pvector_fini(RPVector *vec);
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R_API RPVector *r_pvector_new(RPVectorFree free);
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R_API RPVector *r_pvector_new_with_len(RPVectorFree free, size_t length);
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// clear the vector and call vec->v.free on every element.
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R_API void r_pvector_clear(RPVector *vec);
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// free the vector and call vec->v.free on every element.
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R_API void r_pvector_free(RPVector *vec);
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// TODO: rename to r_pvector_length () for consistency
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static inline size_t r_pvector_len(const RPVector *vec) {
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r_return_val_if_fail (vec, 0);
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return vec->v.len;
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}
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static inline void *r_pvector_at(const RPVector *vec, size_t index) {
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r_return_val_if_fail (vec && index < vec->v.len, NULL);
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return ((void **)vec->v.a)[index];
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}
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static inline void r_pvector_set(RPVector *vec, size_t index, void *e) {
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r_return_if_fail (vec && index < vec->v.len);
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((void **)vec->v.a)[index] = e;
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}
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static inline bool r_pvector_empty(RPVector *vec) {
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return r_pvector_len (vec) == 0;
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}
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// returns a pointer to the offset inside the array where the element of the index lies.
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static inline void **r_pvector_index_ptr(RPVector *vec, size_t index) {
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r_return_val_if_fail (vec && index < vec->v.capacity, NULL);
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return ((void **)vec->v.a) + index;
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}
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// same as r_pvector_index_ptr(<vec>, 0)
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static inline void **r_pvector_data(RPVector *vec) {
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r_return_val_if_fail (vec, NULL);
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return (void **)vec->v.a;
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}
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// returns the respective pointer inside the vector if x is found or NULL otherwise.
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R_API void **r_pvector_contains(RPVector *vec, void *x);
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// removes and returns the pointer at the given index. Does not call free.
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R_API void *r_pvector_remove_at(RPVector *vec, size_t index);
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// removes the element x, if present. Does not call free.
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R_API void r_pvector_remove_data(RPVector *vec, void *x);
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// like r_vector_insert, but the pointer x is the actual data to be inserted.
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static inline void **r_pvector_insert(RPVector *vec, size_t index, void *x) {
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return (void **)r_vector_insert (&vec->v, index, &x);
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}
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// like r_vector_insert_range.
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static inline void **r_pvector_insert_range(RPVector *vec, size_t index, void **first, size_t count) {
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return (void **)r_vector_insert_range (&vec->v, index, first, count);
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}
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// like r_vector_pop, but returns the pointer directly.
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R_API void *r_pvector_pop(RPVector *vec);
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// like r_vector_pop_front, but returns the pointer directly.
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R_API void *r_pvector_pop_front(RPVector *vec);
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// like r_vector_push, but the pointer x is the actual data to be inserted.
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static inline void **r_pvector_push(RPVector *vec, void *x) {
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return (void **)r_vector_push (&vec->v, &x);
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}
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// like r_vector_push_front, but the pointer x is the actual data to be inserted.
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static inline void **r_pvector_push_front(RPVector *vec, void *x) {
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return (void **)r_vector_push_front (&vec->v, &x);
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}
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// sort vec using quick sort.
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R_API void r_pvector_sort(RPVector *vec, RPVectorComparator cmp);
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// binary search vector, must be sorted already
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R_API int r_pvector_bsearch(RPVector *vec, void *needle, RPVectorComparator cmp);
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static inline void **r_pvector_reserve(RPVector *vec, size_t capacity) {
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return (void **)r_vector_reserve (&vec->v, capacity);
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}
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static inline void **r_pvector_shrink(RPVector *vec) {
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return (void **)r_vector_shrink (&vec->v);
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}
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static inline void **r_pvector_flush(RPVector *vec) {
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return (void **)r_vector_flush (&vec->v);
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}
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/*
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* example:
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*
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* RVector *v = ...;
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* void **it;
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* r_pvector_foreach (v, it) {
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* void *p = *it;
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* // Do something with p
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* }
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*/
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#define r_pvector_foreach(vec, it) \
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if ((vec)->v.len > 0) \
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for (it = (void **)(vec)->v.a; it != (void **)(vec)->v.a + (vec)->v.len; it++)
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// like r_pvector_foreach() but inverse
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#define r_pvector_foreach_prev(vec, it) \
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if ((vec)->v.len > 0) \
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for (it = ((vec)->v.len == 0 ? NULL : (void **)(vec)->v.a + (vec)->v.len - 1); it != NULL && it != (void **)(vec)->v.a - 1; it--)
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/*
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* example:
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*
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* RPVector *v = ...; // contains {(void*)0, (void*)2, (void*)4, (void*)6, (void*)8};
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* size_t index;
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* #define CMP(x, y) x - y
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* r_pvector_lower_bound (v, (void *)3, index, CMP);
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* // index == 2
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*/
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#define r_pvector_lower_bound(vec, x, i, cmp) \
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do { \
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size_t h = (vec)->v.len, m; \
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for (i = 0; i < h; ) { \
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m = i + ((h - i) >> 1); \
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if ((cmp ((x), ((void **)(vec)->v.a)[m])) > 0) { \
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i = m + 1; \
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} else { \
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h = m; \
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} \
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} \
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} while (0) \
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#ifdef __cplusplus
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}
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#endif
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#endif
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