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1 /* -*-c-*- */
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17 /* ---------------------------- included header files ---------------------- */
19 #include "config.h"
21 #include <stdio.h>
23 #include "safemalloc.h"
24 #include "queue.h"
26 /* ---------------------------- local definitions -------------------------- */
28 /* ---------------------------- local macros ------------------------------- */
30 /* ---------------------------- imports ------------------------------------ */
32 /* ---------------------------- included code files ------------------------ */
34 /* ---------------------------- local types -------------------------------- */
36 /* ---------------------------- forward declarations ----------------------- */
38 /* ---------------------------- local variables ---------------------------- */
40 typedef struct fqueue_record
42 struct fqueue_record *next;
43 void *object;
44 struct
46 unsigned is_scheduled_for_deletion;
47 unsigned is_just_created;
48 } flags;
49 } fqueue_record;
51 /* ---------------------------- exported variables (globals) --------------- */
53 /* ---------------------------- local functions ---------------------------- */
55 /* ---------------------------- interface functions ------------------------ */
57 /* Make newly added items permanent and destroy items scheduled for deletion. */
58 static void fqueue_cleanup_queue(
59 fqueue *fq, destroy_fqueue_object_t destroy_func)
61 fqueue_record *head;
62 fqueue_record *tail;
63 fqueue_record *prev;
64 fqueue_record *next;
65 fqueue_record *rec;
67 for (head = NULL, tail = NULL, prev = NULL, rec = fq->first;
68 rec != NULL; rec = next)
70 if (rec->flags.is_scheduled_for_deletion)
72 /* destroy and skip it */
73 next = rec->next;
74 if (rec->object != NULL && destroy_func != NULL)
76 destroy_func(rec->object);
78 if (prev != NULL)
80 prev->next = next;
82 free(rec);
84 else
86 rec->flags.is_just_created = 0;
87 if (head == NULL)
89 head = rec;
91 tail = rec;
92 prev = rec;
93 next = rec->next;
96 fq->first = head;
97 fq->last = tail;
99 return;
102 /* Recursively lock the queue. While locked, objects are not deleted from the
103 * queue but marked for later deletion. New objects are marked as such and are
104 * skipped by the queue functions. */
105 static void fqueue_lock_queue(fqueue *fq)
107 fq->lock_level++;
109 return;
112 /* Remove one lock level */
113 static void fqueue_unlock_queue(
114 fqueue *fq, destroy_fqueue_object_t destroy_func)
116 switch (fq->lock_level)
118 case 0:
119 /* bug */
120 break;
121 case 1:
122 if (fq->flags.is_dirty)
124 fqueue_cleanup_queue(fq, destroy_func);
126 /* fall through */
127 default:
128 fq->lock_level--;
129 return;
132 return;
135 /* Chack and possibly execute the action associated with a queue object.
136 * Schedule the object for deletion if it was executed. */
137 static void fqueue_operate(
138 fqueue *fq, fqueue_record *rec,
139 check_fqueue_object_t check_func,
140 operate_fqueue_object_t operate_func,
141 void *operate_args)
143 if (rec == NULL || rec->flags.is_scheduled_for_deletion)
145 return;
147 if (check_func == NULL || check_func(rec->object, operate_args) == 1)
149 if (operate_func != NULL)
151 operate_func(rec->object, operate_args);
153 rec->flags.is_scheduled_for_deletion = 1;
154 fq->flags.is_dirty = 1;
157 return;
160 /* ---------------------------- builtin commands --------------------------- */
163 * Basic queue management
166 void fqueue_init(fqueue *fq)
168 memset(fq, 0, sizeof(*fq));
170 return;
173 unsigned int fqueue_get_length(fqueue *fq)
175 unsigned int len;
176 fqueue_record *t;
178 for (t = fq->first, len = 0; t != NULL; t = t->next)
180 if (!t->flags.is_scheduled_for_deletion)
182 len++;
186 return len;
190 * Add record to queue
193 void fqueue_add_at_front(
194 fqueue *fq, void *object)
196 fqueue_record *rec;
198 rec = (fqueue_record *)safemalloc(sizeof(fqueue_record));
199 memset(rec, 0, sizeof(*rec));
200 rec->object = object;
201 rec->next = fq->first;
202 if (fq->lock_level > 0)
204 rec->flags.is_just_created = 1;
205 fq->flags.is_dirty = 1;
207 fq->first = rec;
209 return;
212 void fqueue_add_at_end(
213 fqueue *fq, void *object)
215 fqueue_record *rec;
217 rec = (fqueue_record *)safemalloc(sizeof(fqueue_record));
218 memset(rec, 0, sizeof(*rec));
219 rec->object = object;
220 if (fq->lock_level > 0)
222 rec->flags.is_just_created = 1;
223 fq->flags.is_dirty = 1;
225 if (fq->first == NULL)
227 fq->first = rec;
229 else
231 fq->last->next = rec;
233 fq->last = rec;
234 rec->next = NULL;
236 return;
239 void fqueue_add_inside(
240 fqueue *fq, void *object, cmp_objects_t cmp_objects, void *cmp_args)
242 fqueue_record *rec;
243 fqueue_record *p;
244 fqueue_record *t;
246 rec = (fqueue_record *)safemalloc(sizeof(fqueue_record));
247 memset(rec, 0, sizeof(*rec));
248 rec->object = object;
249 if (fq->lock_level > 0)
251 rec->flags.is_just_created = 1;
252 fq->flags.is_dirty = 1;
255 /* search place to insert record */
256 for (p = NULL, t = fq->first;
257 t != NULL && cmp_objects(object, t->object, cmp_args) >= 0;
258 p = t, t = t->next)
260 /* nothing to do here */
262 /* insert record */
263 if (p == NULL)
265 /* insert at start */
266 rec->next = fq->first;
267 fq->first = rec;
269 else
271 /* insert after p */
272 rec->next = p->next;
273 p->next = rec;
275 if (t == NULL)
277 fq->last = rec;
280 return;
284 * Fetch queue objects
287 /* Returns the object of the first queue record throuch *ret_object. Returns
288 * 0 if the queue is empty and 1 otherwise. */
289 int fqueue_get_first(
290 fqueue *fq, void **ret_object)
292 fqueue_record *rec;
294 for (rec = fq->first;
295 rec != NULL && rec->flags.is_scheduled_for_deletion;
296 rec = rec->next)
298 /* nothing */
300 if (rec == NULL)
302 return 0;
304 *ret_object = rec->object;
306 return 1;
310 * Operate on queue objects and possibly remove them from the queue
313 /* Runs the operate_func on the first record in the queue. If that function
314 * is NULL or returns 1, the record is removed from the queue. The object of
315 * the queue record must have been freed in operate_func. */
316 void fqueue_remove_or_operate_from_front(
317 fqueue *fq,
318 check_fqueue_object_t check_func,
319 operate_fqueue_object_t operate_func,
320 destroy_fqueue_object_t destroy_func,
321 void *operate_args)
323 fqueue_lock_queue(fq);
324 fqueue_operate(fq, fq->first, check_func, operate_func, operate_args);
325 fqueue_unlock_queue(fq, destroy_func);
327 return;
330 /* Same as above but operates on last record in queue */
331 void fqueue_remove_or_operate_from_end(
332 fqueue *fq,
333 check_fqueue_object_t check_func,
334 operate_fqueue_object_t operate_func,
335 destroy_fqueue_object_t destroy_func,
336 void *operate_args)
338 fqueue_lock_queue(fq);
339 fqueue_operate( fq, fq->last, check_func, operate_func, operate_args);
340 fqueue_unlock_queue(fq, destroy_func);
342 return;
345 /* Same as above but operates on all records in the queue. */
346 void fqueue_remove_or_operate_all(
347 fqueue *fq,
348 check_fqueue_object_t check_func,
349 operate_fqueue_object_t operate_func,
350 destroy_fqueue_object_t destroy_func,
351 void *operate_args)
353 fqueue_record *t;
355 if (fq->first == NULL)
357 return;
359 fqueue_lock_queue(fq);
360 /* search record(s) to remove */
361 for (t = fq->first; t != NULL; t = t->next)
363 if (t->flags.is_just_created ||
364 t->flags.is_scheduled_for_deletion)
366 /* skip */
367 continue;
369 fqueue_operate(fq, t, check_func, operate_func, operate_args);
371 fqueue_unlock_queue(fq, destroy_func);
373 return;