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23 * @brief hashset containing pointers
24 * @author Matthias Braun
26 * @note This has been named pset_new_new for now until all code has been
27 * changed to use this instead of the old deprecated pset_new functions!
28 * This version performs better than pset in terms of speed and memory
29 * usage and allows multiple iterators over the set
31 #ifndef FIRM_ADT_PSET_NEW_H
32 #define FIRM_ADT_PSET_NEW_H
38 #define HashSet pset_new_t
39 #define HashSetIterator pset_new_iterator_t
40 #define ValueType void*
45 #undef HashSetIterator
50 /** a pointer (hash)set */
51 typedef struct pset_new_t pset_new_t;
52 /** iterator over a pointer set.
54 typedef struct pset_new_iterator_t pset_new_iterator_t;
57 * Initializes a pset_new
59 * @param pset_new Pointer to allocated space for the pset_new
61 void pset_new_init(pset_new_t *pset_new);
64 * Initializes a pset_new
66 * @param pset_new Pointer to allocated space for the pset_new
67 * @param expected_elements Number of elements expected in the pset_new (roughly)
69 void pset_new_init_size(pset_new_t *pset_new, size_t expected_elements);
72 * Destroys a pset_new and frees the memory allocated for hashtable. The memory of
73 * the pset_new itself is not freed.
75 * @param pset_new Pointer to the pset_new
77 void pset_new_destroy(pset_new_t *pset_new);
80 * Inserts an element into a pset_new.
82 * @param pset_new Pointer to the pset_new
83 * @param ptr Pointer to insert into the pset_new
84 * @returns true if the pointer was inserted, false if it was already there
86 bool pset_new_insert(pset_new_t *pset_new, void *ptr);
89 * Removes an element from a pset_new. Does nothing if the pset_new doesn't contain the
92 * @param pset_new Pointer to the pset_new
93 * @param ptr Pointer to remove from the pset_new
95 void pset_new_remove(pset_new_t *pset_new, const void *ptr);
98 * Tests whether a pset_new contains a pointer
100 * @param pset_new Pointer to the pset_new
101 * @param ptr The pointer to test
103 bool pset_new_contains(const pset_new_t *pset_new, const void *ptr);
106 * Returns the number of pointers contained in the pset_new
108 * @param pset_new Pointer to the pset_new
109 * @returns Number of pointers contained in the pset_new
111 size_t pset_new_size(const pset_new_t *pset_new);
114 * Initializes a pset_new iterator. Sets the iterator before the first element in
117 * @param iterator Pointer to already allocated iterator memory
118 * @param pset_new Pointer to the pset_new
120 void pset_new_iterator_init(pset_new_iterator_t *iterator, const pset_new_t *pset_new);
123 * Advances the iterator and returns the current element or NULL if all elements
124 * in the pset_new have been processed.
125 * @attention It is not allowed to use pset_new_insert or pset_new_remove while
126 * iterating over a pset_new; pset_new_remove_iter is allowed.
128 * @param iterator Pointer to the pset_new iterator.
129 * @returns Next element in the pset_new or NULL
131 void* pset_new_iterator_next(pset_new_iterator_t *iterator);
134 * Removes the element that the iterator currently points to from the hashset.
136 * @param pset_new Pointer to the pset_new
137 * @param iterator Pointer to the iterator
139 void pset_new_remove_iterator(pset_new_t *pset_new, const pset_new_iterator_t *iterator);
142 * Convenience macro for iterating over a pset_new.
144 #define foreach_pset_new(pset_new, type, ptr, iter) \
145 for(pset_new_iterator_init(&iter, pset_new), \
146 ptr = (type) pset_new_iterator_next(&iter); \
147 ptr != NULL; ptr = (type) pset_new_iterator_next(&iter))