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//
// Copyright (C) 1991 Texas Instruments Incorporated.
//
// Permission is granted to any individual or institution to use, copy, modify,
// and distribute this software, provided that this complete copyright and
// permission notice is maintained, intact, in all copies and supporting
// documentation.
//
// Texas Instruments Incorporated provides this software "as is" without
// express or implied warranty.
//
// Created: MJF 03/27/89 -- Initial design and implementation
// Updated: MJF 04/15/89 -- Implemented Base list class.
// Updated: MJF 06/01/89 -- Added const to member function arguments.
// Updated: JCB 06/05/89 -- Fixed sort and merge.
// Updated: JCB 06/20/89 -- Added protected slot, traversal, for use by
// next_lunion, next_intersection, etc.
// Modified reset() to initialize traversal flag.
// Updated: MJF 06/21/89 -- Changed return types from List& to void or Boolean.
// Updated: LGO 07/03/89 -- Inherit from Generic
// Updated: MJF 08/10/89 -- Changed return values of operator+= etc to List ref
// Updated: LGO 09/07/89 -- Make base-list constructor and destructor inline.
// Updated: MBN 09/20/89 -- Added conditional exception handling
// Updated: MBN 10/10/89 -- Added current_position() method for Iterator<Type>
// Updated: MBN 10/11/89 -- Changed "current_position" to "curpos" and also
// "previous_position" to "prevpos"
// Updated: LGO 10/18/89 -- Get rid of the value method.
// Updated: LGO 12/04/89 -- Make binary set operators not inline
// Updated: VDN 02/21/92 -- New lite version
// Updated: JAM 08/14/92 -- removed DOS specifics, stdized #includes
// Updated: JAM 08/14/92 -- modernized template syntax, remove macro hacks
// non-template classes Cool_List=>CoolBase_List
// CoolList_Node=>CoolBase_List_Node
// Updated: JAM 08/14/92 -- changed all void*s to const void*s; otherwise
// lots of assignments would need cast
// Updated: JAM 08/20/92 -- made *_state typedef a nested typedef "IterState"
// as per new Iterator convention
//
// A list is simply made up of a collection of nodes. Each node contains a
// reference count, a pointer to the next node in the list, and the data
// object.
//
// +--------+ +--------+ +--------+
// | Ref=2 | | Ref=1 | | Ref=2 |
// +-------+ +--------+ +--------+ +--------+
// | CoolList--+---+---->| Next --+-------->| Next --+----+--->| Next 0 |
// +-------+ | +--------+ +--------+ | +--------+
// | | Data | | Data | | | Data |
// | +--------+ +--------+ | +--------+
// | |
// +-------+ | +-------+ |
// | CoolList--+ | CoolList--+
// +-------+ +-------+
//
// The CoolList class is implemented with parameterized types. The specific type of
// the elements in the list is left as a parameter for the user. Each list
// declared for elements of a different type would be a new class. A list of
// ints, CoolList<int>, would expand to a class CoolList_int and a list strings,
// CoolList<char*>, would expand to a class CoolList_charp. Note that the lists are
// homogeneous lists where each element of the list is of the same known type.
// A heterogeneous list could be maintained by having the type be void* or a
// Generic object type where the type of the actual data could be determined.
//
// The CoolList class private data consists of a pointer to a Node class. The Node
// class contains a reference count, the data object, and a pointer to the next
// node. The data in each node of a list is an object of type "Type". The
// CoolList class is derived from a Base CoolList class. This file contains the
// implementation of the Base CoolList class. The CoolList class can be found in
// List.h
//
// The Base_List class implements the generic list functionality. This class
// is not usable as a standalone class, but rather is designed to be derived by
// the CoolList class. By providing generic operations in a base class, the
// quantity of code generated for each implementation of the parameterized CoolList
// class is reduced considerably.
//
// All list nodes are created dynamically and mangaged with reference counts.
// In the node object, the reference count value indicates the number of list
// or node objects pointing to it. When the value is zero the node object and
// its data will be freed. The reference count technique is used to ensure
// that the node and its data gets deallocated when the node is no longer
// referenced.
//
// The Node class was introduced in order to maintain the reference count from
// each data item in the list. The CoolList class could have been implemented
// without a pointer to a Node and instead contain a pointer to the data and a
// pointer to the next list item. However, with a reference count it is
// necessary to have a separate class. Consider the following set of lists and
// sublists. Both List1 and List2 point to (Node 1, Node2, Node3, Node4),
// List3 is a sublist pointing to (Node3, Node4), and List4 points to (Node5,
// Node3, Node4). The reference count totals for each node are shown in the
// (). Without a separate node for each data item, it would be difficult to
// determine when to deallocate the data when it is no longer referenced.
//
// +-------+
// | List1 |---+
// +-------+ |
// |
// |
// | +-------+ +-------+ +-------+ +-------+
// | | | | | | | | |
// +---->| Node1 |---->| Node2 |---->| Node3 |---->| Node4 |---->0
// | | (2) | | (1) | | (3) | | (1) |
// | +-------+ +-------+ +-------+ +-------+
// | ^
// | +-------+ |
// +-------+ | | List3 |-------->+
// | List2 |---+ +-------+ ^
// +-------+ |
// +-------+ |
// +-------+ | | |
// | List4 |---->| Node5 |---+
// +-------+ | (1) |
// +-------+
//
// Note that because we have chosen to have a CoolList be comprised of Nodes, it is
// not possible to have generic operations that will scan a tree comprised of
// Nodes themselves containing CoolLists. This manifestation is unfortunate but
// necessary to implement heterogenous lists and the reference count scheme.
//
// There are several constructors available for the CoolList class. The CoolList()
// constructor creates a null list, setting the node pointer to zero. The
// CoolList(Type& a) constructor creates a list with one data node; a head value of
// a and a nil tail. The CoolList(Type& a, CoolList& b) constructor creates a list
// with a head value of a and a b as the tail. The CoolList(CoolList& l) constructor
// creates a new list whose head node points to the same node as list l.
//
// The supported operations in the CoolList class are mirrored closely after those
// in Common Lisp. There are operations which return the nth tail of a list;
// the sublist starting at the nth last node of a list; and all but the n last
// nodes of a list. There are operations which return the length of the list;
// get or set the nth element of the list; return the position of a specified
// element; test if the list is empty; clear a list; and test if two lists are
// equal. There are also operations to search for a specified member or
// sublist within a list; to reverse the list; to copy the list; to append or
// prepend an element or sublist; to set the tail of the list; to replace all
// or the first occurence of a specified item on the list; to remove the first
// occurence of a specified item on the list; to remove all duplicates; to
// insert a new item before or after a specified item on the list; to sort a
// list; to merge two lists; to perform the intersection; union; difference or
// exclusive-or of two lists.
//
// Unlike Common Lisp, the destructive operations do not come with the
// equivalent non-destructive operations are supported. Most operations will
// be destructive, such that, the list object the message is performed will
// always be altered. A non-destructive operation is easily done by first
// making a copy of the list object and then executing the destructive
// operation on that copy.
//
// The CoolList class implements the notion of a current position. This is useful
// for iterating through the elements of a list. The current position is
// maintained as a node pointer and is set or reset by all operations affecting
// elements in the CoolList class. Operations to reset, move to the next and
// previous, find, and get the value at the current position are provided.
#ifndef BASE_LISTH // If the CoolList not defined,
#define BASE_LISTH // indicate its done now
#include <iostream.h>
#ifndef MISCELANEOUSH // If we have not included this file,
#include <misc.h> // include miscelaneous useful definitions.
#endif
typedef Boolean (*Compare) (const void*, const void*); // Pointer to compate function
typedef int (*Predicate) (const void*, const void*); // Pointer to Predicate
// returns -1 on less, 0 on equal and 1 on greater
class CoolBase_List_Node; // Forward reference class
class CoolBase_List_Node { // Define CoolBase_List_Node class
friend class CoolBase_List; // Friend class declaration
public:
inline CoolBase_List_Node*& next_node(); // Return next node pointer
friend ostream& operator<<(ostream& os, const CoolBase_List&); // Output operator
protected:
int ref_count; // Reference counter
CoolBase_List_Node* next; // Pointer to next node
CoolBase_List_Node(); // Constructor
virtual ~CoolBase_List_Node(); // Delete as ~CoolList_Node<Type>
virtual const void* get_data(); // Returns data element
virtual void set_data(const void*); // Set data element
};
// next_node() -- Returns next node pointer.
// Input: None.
// Output: The next node pointer
inline CoolBase_List_Node*& CoolBase_List_Node::next_node () {
return this->next;
}
class CoolBase_List { // Define the CoolBase_List class
public:
typedef CoolBase_List_Node* IterState; // Curpos state for iterator
CoolBase_List() {}; // A Nil CoolBase_List
virtual ~CoolBase_List(); // Destructor is virtual
inline void reset(); // Reset current position
inline Boolean next(); // Increment current position
Boolean prev(); // Decrement current position
Boolean operator==(const CoolBase_List& l) const; // Equality test
inline Boolean operator!=(const CoolBase_List& l) const; // Inequality test
void tail(CoolBase_List& l, int n = 1); // Sets l to the nth tail/cdr
void last(CoolBase_List& l, int n = 1); // Sets l to the n last nodes
void but_last(CoolBase_List& l, int n = 1); // Sets l to all but n last
void clear(); // Removes all nodes
inline Boolean is_empty(); // Any nodes in List?
int length(); // Returns node count in List
int position(); // Returns current position
Boolean search(const CoolBase_List& l); // SubList search
// returns true if THIS CoolBase_List contains the specified subList
// and sets CoolBase_List l to a subList in THIS List starting at the 1st occurence
// of CoolBase_List s
Boolean sublist(CoolBase_List& l, const CoolBase_List& s);
void copy(const CoolBase_List& l); // Copy l into *this
void reverse(); // Reverses order of elements
Boolean prepend(const CoolBase_List& l); // Prepends l to start of List
Boolean append(const CoolBase_List& l); // Appends l to end of List
Boolean set_tail(const CoolBase_List& l, int n = 1); // rplacd a l
Boolean remove_duplicates(); // Removes duplicate elements
void set_intersection(const CoolBase_List& l); // Intersection of two Lists
void set_union(const CoolBase_List& l); // Union of two Lists
void set_difference(const CoolBase_List& l); // Difference of two Lists
void set_xor(const CoolBase_List& l); // XOR of two Lists
Boolean next_intersection(const CoolBase_List& l); // Current position intersect
Boolean next_union(const CoolBase_List& l); // Current position union
Boolean next_difference(const CoolBase_List& l); // Current position difference
Boolean next_xor(const CoolBase_List& l); // Current position XOR
void describe(ostream& os); // Describes structure of List
friend ostream& operator<<(ostream& os, const CoolBase_List& l); // Output
/*##inline*/ friend ostream& operator<<(ostream& os, const CoolBase_List* l);
protected:
CoolBase_List_Node* node_ptr; // Pointer to first node
CoolBase_List_Node* curpos; // Maintains current position
CoolBase_List_Node* prevpos; // Performance hack to previous
Boolean traversal; // Traversal flag for curpos
virtual CoolBase_List* new_list(CoolBase_List_Node*); // Creates a new CoolBase_List from node
virtual CoolBase_List_Node* insert_before_node(const void* v, CoolBase_List_Node* next_np);
virtual CoolBase_List_Node* insert_after_node(const void* v, CoolBase_List_Node* prev_np) const;
virtual Boolean compare_data(const void*, const void*) const;
virtual void output_data(ostream&, const CoolBase_List_Node*) const;
CoolBase_List_Node* copy_nodes() const; // Returns copy of nodes
inline void reference(CoolBase_List_Node*); // Increments reference count
inline void dereference(CoolBase_List_Node*); // Decrements reference count
// And if zero, deletes node
void CoolBase_List::free_nodes(CoolBase_List_Node* np); // Deletes nodes
CoolBase_List* operator=(const CoolBase_List& l); // Assignment List1 = List2;
CoolBase_List_Node* operator[](int n); // X = l[n];
int position(const void* x); // Returns 0-relative index
virtual Boolean do_find(CoolBase_List_Node* np, const void* x, // Used by find
CoolBase_List_Node*& cp, CoolBase_List_Node*& pp) const;
// returns true if THIS CoolBase_List contains element x and
// sets CoolBase_List l to a subList in THIS List starting at the first occurence of x
Boolean member(CoolBase_List& l, const void* x);
Boolean push(const void* x); // Adds X to head of THIS List
Boolean push_new(const void* x); // Push(X) if not in THIS List
Boolean push_end(const void* x); // Adds X at end of THIS List
Boolean push_end_new(const void* x); // push_end(x) if not in List
CoolBase_List_Node* pop(); // Removes/returns head node
CoolBase_List_Node* remove(); // Removes item at curpos
Boolean remove(const void* x); // Removes first occurence
Boolean replace(const void*, const void*); // Replace first
Boolean replace_all(const void*,const void*); // Replace all
void sort(Predicate f); // Sort List using predicate
void merge(const CoolBase_List& l, Predicate f); // Merge List w/ sort predicate
Boolean insert_before(const void* new_item); // Insert item before curpos
Boolean insert_after(const void* new_item); // Insert item after curpos
Boolean insert_before(const void*,const void*); // Insert item before
Boolean insert_after(const void*, const void*); // Insert item after
void value_error (const char*); // Raise exception
void get_error (const char*, int); // Raise exception
void before_error (const char*); // Raise exception
void after_error (const char*); // Raise exception
void bracket_error (const char*, int); // Raise exception
void pop_error (const char*); // Raise exception
void remove_error (const char*); // Raise exception
void va_arg_error (const char*, int); // Raise exception
};
// reference () -- Increments the reference count of a node pointer
// Input: The node pointer to be referenced.
// Output: None.
inline void CoolBase_List::reference(CoolBase_List_Node* np) {
if (np != NULL) np->ref_count++;
}
// dereference() -- Decrements the reference count of the node pointer and
// deallocates storage if no longer referenced.
// Input: The node pointer to be dereferenced.
// Output: None.
inline void CoolBase_List::dereference(CoolBase_List_Node* np) {
if (np != NULL && --(np->ref_count) <= 0)
this->free_nodes(np);
}
// reset() -- sets current position to NULL
// Input: None.
// Output: None.
inline void CoolBase_List::reset() {
this->curpos = NULL;
this->prevpos = NULL;
this->traversal = TRUE;
}
// next() -- Increment current position. If NULL, set it to first.
// Input: None.
// Output: TRUE or FALSE.
inline Boolean CoolBase_List::next() {
register CoolBase_List_Node* cp = this->curpos;
if (cp == NULL) // Current position valid?
cp = this->node_ptr; // Set curpos to head node
else
(cp = cp->next); // Advance to next position
return ((this->curpos = cp) != NULL); // Return status
}
// operator!=() -- Returns TRUE if data in THIS CoolBase_List and the not the same
// Input: A CoolBase_List reference.
// Output: TRUE or FALSE.
inline Boolean CoolBase_List::operator!=(const CoolBase_List& l) const {
return !this->operator==(l);
}
// is_empty() -- Indicates node presence in CoolBase_List
// Input: None.
// Output: TRUE or FALSE.
inline Boolean CoolBase_List::is_empty() {
return this->node_ptr == NULL;
}
// operator<<() -- Overload output operator for CoolBase_List objects
// Input: An output stream reference and CoolBase_List pointer.
// Output: An output stream reference.
inline ostream& operator<<(ostream& os, const CoolBase_List* l) {
return operator<<(os, *l);
}
#endif // End of BASE_LISTH