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Fix friend declaration for gcc10.
XXX: did not check it against the IBM compiler, might end up needing
XXX: to be conditional.
author | David A. Holland |
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date | Tue, 31 May 2022 00:59:42 -0400 |
parents | 60b08b68c750 |
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#include <stdlib.h> #include "must.h" #include "uintarray.h" //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// void uintarray_init(struct uintarray *a) { a->v = NULL; a->num = a->max = 0; } struct uintarray *uintarray_create(void) { struct uintarray *a; a = must_malloc(sizeof(*a)); uintarray_init(a); return a; } void uintarray_cleanup(struct uintarray *a) { free(a->v); a->v = NULL; a->num = a->max = 0; } void uintarray_destroy(struct uintarray *a) { uintarray_cleanup(a); free(a); } //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// /* * I wish there were a way to check that these were the same as the * inline versions, but apparently allowing such things to diverge is * a feature of C99. Bleh. * * Update: it all broke anyway, so I've switched to static inline as * an expedient. Thus, at least for the time being, we don't need the * extra copies. */ #if 0 unsigned uintarray_num(const struct uintarray *a) { return a->num; } unsigned uintarray_get(const struct uintarray *a, unsigned ix) { assert(ix < a->num); return a->v[ix]; } void uintarray_set(struct uintarray *a, unsigned ix, unsigned val) { assert(ix < a->num); a->v[ix] = val; } #endif //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// void uintarray_add(struct uintarray *a, unsigned val) { unsigned ix; ix = a->num; uintarray_setsize(a, a->num+1); a->v[ix] = val; } void uintarray_setsize(struct uintarray *a, unsigned newnum) { unsigned newmax; unsigned *newptr; if (newnum > a->max) { newmax = a->max; if (newmax == 0) { newmax = 4; } while (newmax < newnum) { newmax *= 2; } newptr = must_realloc(a->v, newmax*sizeof(unsigned)); a->v = newptr; a->max = newmax; } a->num = newnum; /* Note: it's the user's responsibility to initialize the new space */ } static int (*uintarray_usersort)(unsigned a, unsigned b); static int uintarray_sortthunk(const void *av, const void *bv) { /* av and bv point to elements of the uintarray */ unsigned a = *(const unsigned *)av; unsigned b = *(const unsigned *)bv; return uintarray_usersort(a, b); } void uintarray_sort(struct uintarray *a, int (*f)(unsigned a, unsigned b)) { uintarray_usersort = f; qsort(a->v, a->num, sizeof(unsigned), uintarray_sortthunk); }