Add documentation to data structure code.

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Danila Fedorin 2016-12-22 18:43:59 -08:00
parent c74f05eaf5
commit 27ea69e125
3 changed files with 170 additions and 17 deletions

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#include "libds.h"
/**
* A linked list node used for hash table buckets.
* Contains a copy of the key that was used to store the
* data as to avoid conflicting hash functions.
*/
struct ht_node_s {
void* key;
void* data;
struct ht_node_s* next;
};
/**
* A hash table struct.
* The struct contains function pointers to all necessary
* internal functions so that it can be customized to work with
* any kind of data. By default, it works with strings.
*
* The copy function, which is intended to use malloc(), should return
* NULL if the allocation failed - otherwise, there is no way for the
* hash table to know something went wrong.
*/
struct ht_s {
struct ht_node_s* data[LIBDS_HT_SIZE];
unsigned int (*hash_func)(void*);
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typedef struct ht_node_s ht_node;
typedef struct ht_s ht;
unsigned int ht_default_hash_func(void*);
int ht_default_cmp_func(void*, void*);
void* ht_default_copy_func(void*);
void ht_default_free_func(void*);
/**
* The default hash function.
* Uses FNV-1 hash, and assumes data is a string.
* @param key the data to hash.
* @return the produced hashed integer.
*/
unsigned int ht_default_hash_func(void* key);
/**
* The default key comparison function.
* Assumes both keys are strings and uses strcmp.
* @param a the key to compare
* @param b the key compared against
* @return true if the keys represent the same string.
*/
int ht_default_cmp_func(void* a, void* b);
/**
* The default key copy function.
* @param key the key being copied
* @return a pointer to the copy of the key.
*/
void* ht_default_copy_func(void* key);
/**
* The default key free function. Simply calls free()
* @param key the key to free.
*/
void ht_default_free_func(void* key);
void ht_init(ht*);
void ht_free(ht*);
/**
* Initializes the hash table with default values.
* @param ht the hash table to initialize.
*/
void ht_init(ht* ht);
/**
* Frees the hash table and its internally allocated nodes.
* The data itself is left intact - use ht_foreach to free it
* if it is no longer used.
* @param ht the hash table to free.
*/
void ht_free(ht* ht);
libds_result ht_put(ht*, void*, void*);
void* ht_get(ht*, void*);
void ht_remove(ht*, void*);
/**
* Stores data into the hash table. Uses malloc for node allocation.
* @param ht the hash table to store data into.
* @param key the key to use to store the data.
* @param value the value to store.
* @return LIBDS_SUCCESS if all goes well, LIBDS_MALLOC if an allocation fails.
*/
libds_result ht_put(ht* ht, void* key, void* value);
/**
* Retrieves a value from the hash table.
* @param ht the hash table to retrieve a value from.
* @param key the key to use to find the data.
* @return the data, or NULL if it is not found.
*/
void* ht_get(ht* ht, void* key);
/**
* Removes a value from the hash table.
* @param ht the hash table to remove a value from.
* @param key the key to use to find the data.
*/
void ht_remove(ht* ht, void* key);
int ht_foreach(ht*, void*, compare_func, foreach_func, ...);
/**
* Runs through every element in the hash table, and compares it against the
* given data using the given comparison function. If the comparison function returns
* true, calls the foreach function, passing it the element and the variable argument list.
* Stops if any foreach function returns a nonzero code.
* @param ht the hash table to perform the operation on.
* @param data the data passed to the comparison function.
* @param compare the comparison function operating on the data and each element in the list.
* @param foreach the foreach function called on every element that is matched by the comparison function.
* @param ... variable arguments to be passed to the foreach function.
* @return the code returned by the foreach functions.
*/
int ht_foreach(ht* ht, void* data, compare_func compare, foreach_func foreach, ...);
#endif

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#include <stdarg.h>
/**
* Enum representing return codes from error-prone libds functions.
*/
enum libds_result_e { LIBDS_SUCCESS, LIBDS_MALLOC };
typedef enum libds_result_e libds_result;
/**
* Comparison function type.
* Comparison functions are used in searches etc.
* The function should take two elements, and, if they match, return 1. Otherwise, it should
* return 0.
*/
typedef int (*compare_func)(void*, void*);
/**
* Foreach function type.
* Foreach functions are passed to _foreach calls.
* The function should return 0 if all goes well, or a nonzero error code if there is an issue.
*/
typedef int (*foreach_func)(void*, va_list);
/**
* A compare_func implementation that always returns true.
* @param a The first piece of data being compared
* @param b The second piece of data being compared
* @return always true, i.e 1
*/
int compare_always(void* a, void* b);
#endif

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#include "libds.h"
/**
* A vector struct.
* The vector uses a dynamic array to accommodate all the elements.
* Whenever the size limit is reached, the vector allocates a new array that is two times bigger.
*/
struct vec_s {
void* data;
int capacity;
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typedef struct vec_s vec;
libds_result vec_init(vec*);
void vec_free(vec*);
/**
* Initializes the vector. This uses malloc to get new memory for the array,
* and therefore can fail.
* @param vec the vector to initialize
* @return LIBDS_SUCCESS if all goes well, LIBDS_MALLOC if an allocation fails.
*/
libds_result vec_init(vec* vec);
/**
* Frees the vector, also freeing the dynamic array it uses for storage.
* This leaves the data intact. Use vec_foreach to free the data if
* it is no longer used.
* @param vec the vector to free
*/
void vec_free(vec* vec);
libds_result vec_add(vec*, void*);
void vec_remove(vec*, void*);
/**
* Adds an element to the vector
* @param vec the vector to add the value to
* @param val the value to add to the vector.
* @return LIBDS_SUCCESS if all goes wellm LIBDS_MALLOC if an allocation fails.
*/
libds_result vec_add(vec* vec, void* val);
/**
* Removes the given value from the vector
* @param vec the vector to remove the value from
* @param val the value to remove
*/
void vec_remove(vec* vec, void* val);
void* vec_find(vec*, void*, compare_func);
int vec_foreach(vec*, void*, compare_func, foreach_func, ...);
/**
* Runs through every element in the vector, and compares it against the
* given data using the given comparison function. If the comparison function returns
* true, returns the element that was passed to it. If the comparison function returns
* true for no element, returns NULL.
* @param vec the vector to iterate through.
* @param data the data to compare elements against
* @param compare the comparison function
* @return the first element that is matched by the comparison function, or NULL if none are matched.
*/
void* vec_find(vec* vec, void* data, compare_func compare);
/**
* Runs through every element in the vector, and compares it against the
* given data using the given comparison function. If the comparison function returns
* true, calls the foreach function, passing it the element and the variable argument list.
* Stops if any foreach function returns a nonzero code.
* @param vec the vector to perform the operation on
* @param data the data to pass the comparison function
* @param compare the comparison function operating on the data and each element in the list.
* @param foreach the function to be called on every element recognized by the comparison function
* @param ... variable arguments to be passed on to the foreach function
* @return 0 if all goes well, or the first nonzero code returned by foreach.
*/
int vec_foreach(vec* vec, void* data, compare_func compare, foreach_func foreach, ...);
void* vec_index(vec*, int);
/**
* Gets the value at the given index of the vector.
* @param vec the vector to get the value from
* @param index the index to retreive a value from
* @return pointer to the value, or, if the index is out of bounds (or there is nothing there) NULL.
*/
void* vec_index(vec* vec, int index);
#endif