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Simple data structures / objects in plain C Snapshot
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#include <cutils/base.h>Go to the source code of this file.
Classes | |
| struct | tagSRING |
Defines | |
| #define | SRING_FOREACH(loopvarname, list) |
| Macro for iterate over all elements of a list, the list is traversed in forward direction from first element to the last element. | |
| #define | SRING_FOREACH_SAVE(loopvarname, loopvarnext, list) |
| Macro for iterate over all elements of a list, You may delete the current element; the list is traversed in forward direction from first element to the last element. | |
| #define | SRING_FOREACH_SAVE_END(loopvarname, loopvarnext, list) } |
Typedefs | |
| typedef struct tagSRING | SRING |
| typedef void(* | SRING_VISITOR_V )(SRING *entry, void *context) |
| typedef int32_t(* | SRING_VISITOR )(SRING *entry, void *context) |
| typedef int32_t(* | SRING_COMPARE )(SRING *, SRING *) |
Functions | |
| M_INLINE void | SRING_init (SRING *list) |
| initialises an empty list head | |
| M_INLINE int | SRING_isempty (SRING *list) |
| checks if argument list is empty | |
| M_INLINE void | SRING_insert_after (SRING *list, SRING *newentry) |
| insert new entry after a given entry. | |
| M_INLINE SRING * | SRING_unlink_after (SRING *list) |
| M_INLINE void | SRING_push_front (SRING *list, SRING *newentry) |
| M_INLINE SRING * | SRING_pop_front (SRING *elem) |
| remove the first element from list (used to maintain double ended queue) | |
| M_INLINE SRING * | SRING_get_first (SRING *list) |
| M_INLINE SRING * | SRING_get_last (SRING *list) |
| M_INLINE SRING * | SRING_get_next (SRING *end, SRING *cur) |
| M_INLINE size_t | SRING_size (SRING *list) |
| M_INLINE SRING * | SRING_get_nth (SRING *list, size_t nth) |
| M_INLINE SRING * | SRING_get_nth_reverse (SRING *list, size_t nth) |
| M_INLINE void | SRING_foreach (SRING *lst, SRING_VISITOR_V eval, void *context) |
| iterate over all elements of a list, callback is invoked for either element of the list. | |
| M_INLINE SRING * | SRING_findif (SRING *lst, SRING_VISITOR eval, void *context, int32_t *retval) |
| find an element within the linked list. callback is invoked for each element of the list, in forward direction from first element to last element; when the callback returns non zero value the iteration stops as we have found what we searched for. | |
| M_INLINE size_t | SRING_deleteif (SRING *list, SRING_VISITOR check_if, void *context, int offset_of_link) |
| iterate over all entries of the list and delete entries that match predicate from the list, and frees the memory (optionally) | |
| M_INLINE void | SRING_deleteall (SRING *list, SRING_VISITOR_V on_delete, void *context, int offset_of_link) |
| iterate over all entries of the list and delete them. | |
| M_INLINE void | SRING_insert_sorted (SRING *list, SRING_COMPARE compare, SRING *newentry) |
| insert new element into sorted list; Maintains ordering relationship between elements of linked list (sort by ascending order) A sorting algorithm based on this function is not very efficient; it is of complexity O(n^2); nevertheless usefull if a list is modified and has to be always maintained in sorted order. | |
| M_INLINE void | SRING_reverse (SRING *lst) |
| Reverse a list This function turns the first element into the last element, the second element into the one before the last, and so on and on. | |
| M_INLINE size_t | SRING_check (SRING *head) |
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