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/*--- An sparse array (of words) implementation. ---*/
/*--- pub_tool_sparsewa.h ---*/
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/*
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*/
#ifndef __PUB_TOOL_SPARSEWA_H
#define __PUB_TOOL_SPARSEWA_H
//--------------------------------------------------------------------
// PURPOSE: (see coregrind/pub_core_sparsewa.h for details)
//--------------------------------------------------------------------
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// //
// SparseWA: Interface //
// //
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// This interface is a very cut-down version of WordFM.
// If you understand how to use WordFM then it should be
// trivial to use SparseWA.
typedef struct _SparseWA SparseWA; /* opaque */
// Create a new one, using the specified allocator/deallocator
SparseWA* VG_(newSWA) ( void*(*alloc_nofail)(HChar* cc, SizeT),
HChar* cc,
void(*dealloc)(void*) );
// Delete one, and free all associated storage
void VG_(deleteSWA) ( SparseWA* swa );
// Add the binding key -> val to this swa. Any existing binding is
// overwritten. Returned Bool is True iff a previous binding existed.
Bool VG_(addToSWA) ( SparseWA* swa, UWord key, UWord val );
// Delete key from swa, returning associated key and val if found.
// Note: returning associated key is stupid (it can only be the
// key you just specified). This behaviour is retained to make it
// easier to migrate from WordFM. Returned Bool is True iff
// the key was actually bound in the mapping.
Bool VG_(delFromSWA) ( SparseWA* swa,
/*OUT*/UWord* oldK, /*OUT*/UWord* oldV,
UWord key );
// Indexes swa at 'key' (or, if you like, looks up 'key' in the
// mapping), and returns the associated value, if any, in *valP. For
// compatibility with WordFM, 'key' is also returned in *keyP. Returned
// Bool is True iff a binding for 'key' actually existed.
Bool VG_(lookupSWA) ( SparseWA* swa,
/*OUT*/UWord* keyP, /*OUT*/UWord* valP,
UWord key );
// Set up 'swa' for iteration.
void VG_(initIterSWA) ( SparseWA* swa );
// Get the next key/val pair. Behaviour undefined (highly likely
// to segfault) if 'swa' has been modified since initIterSWA was
// called. Returned Bool is False iff there are no more pairs
// that can be extracted.
Bool VG_(nextIterSWA)( SparseWA* swa,
/*OUT*/UWord* keyP, /*OUT*/UWord* valP );
// How many elements are there in 'swa'? NOTE: dangerous in the
// sense that this is not an O(1) operation but rather O(N),
// since it involves walking the whole tree.
UWord VG_(sizeSWA) ( SparseWA* swa );
#endif // __PUB_TOOL_SPARSEWA_H
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/*--- end pub_tool_sparsewa.h ---*/
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