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#ifndef LIBGE_GEHASHMAP_H
#define LIBGE_GEHASHMAP_H
#include <stdbool.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
/* The GEHASHMAP_FOREACH() macro takes two arguments. The first argument ‘e’ is
* a pointer to a hashmap entry. The second argument ‘m’ is the hashmap itself.
* The hashmap must not be a pointer.
*
* This macro is unsafe to use when modifying the hashmap inplace (i.e. when
* calling mapname_remove() in the loop).
*/
#define GEHASHMAP_FOREACH(e, m) \
for (size_t __ge_i = 0; __ge_i < (m).__cap; __ge_i++) \
for ((e) = (m).__ents[__ge_i]; (e) != NULL; (e) = (e)->__next)
/* The GEHASHMAP_FOREACH_SAFE() macro is identical to the GEHASHMAP_FOREACH()
* macro except it takes an additional ‘t’ argument. This argument is of the
* same type as ‘e’ and shouldn’t be interacted with by the library user. This
* macro allows you to modify the hashmap inplace while iterating.
*/
#define GEHASHMAP_FOREACH_SAFE(e, t, m) \
for (size_t __ge_i = 0; __ge_i < (m).__cap; __ge_i++) \
for ((e) = (m).__ents[__ge_i], (t) = (e) ? (e)->__next : NULL; \
(e) != NULL; \
(e) = (t), (t) = (e) ? (e)->__next : NULL)
#define GEHASHMAP_DEF(k, v, n) \
GEHASHMAP_DEF_API(k, v, n) \
GEHASHMAP_DEF_IMPL(k, v, n)
#define GEHASHMAP_DEF_API(k, v, n) \
GEHASHMAP_DEF_API_HELPER(k, v, n, n##_t, n##_entry)
#define GEHASHMAP_DEF_API_HELPER(k, v, n, n_t, n_e) \
/* A structure representing an entry in the hashmap */ \
struct n_e { \
k key; /* The entry key */ \
v val; /* The entry value */ \
struct n_e *__next; /* The next entry in this bucket */ \
}; \
\
/* A structure representing an actual hashmap */ \
typedef struct { \
size_t __size, /* The number of elements in the map */ \
__cap; /* The number of allocated buckets */ \
double __loadf; /* The % of the hashmap that must be
* filled before the map grows */ \
struct n_e **__ents; /* The hashmap buckets */ \
} n_t; \
\
int n##_new(n_t *, size_t, double); \
void n##_free(n_t *); \
int n##_set(n_t *, k, v); \
bool n##_get(n_t *, k, v *); \
bool n##_has(n_t *, k); \
size_t n##_size(n_t *); \
bool n##_empty(n_t *); \
int n##_remove(n_t *, k); \
int n##_resize(n_t *, size_t); \
bool n##_key_iseq(k, k); \
size_t n##_key_hash(k);
#define GEHASHMAP_DEF_IMPL(k, v, n) \
GEHASHMAP_DEF_IMPL_HELPER(k, v, n, n##_t, n##_entry)
#define GEHASHMAP_DEF_IMPL_HELPER(k, v, n, n_t, n_e) \
/* Function to initialize a new hashmap. Allocation of the hashmap is
* left up to the library user. On error -1 is returned, otherwise 0 is
* returned.
*/ \
int \
n##_new(n_t *map, size_t cap, double loadf) \
{ \
if (cap == 0) \
cap = 16; \
if (loadf == 0) \
loadf = 0.75f; \
*map = (n_t) { \
.__size = 0, \
.__cap = cap, \
.__ents = calloc(cap, sizeof(struct n_e *)), \
.__loadf = loadf \
}; \
return map->__ents == NULL ? -1 : 0; \
} \
\
/* Function to destroy a hashmap */ \
void \
n##_free(n_t *map) \
{ \
struct n_e *ent, *tmp; \
GEHASHMAP_FOREACH_SAFE(ent, tmp, *map) \
free(ent); \
free(map->__ents); \
} \
\
/* Function to put a key/value pair into a hashmap. The key is put into
* the hashmap as is, so the user may need to allocate the key
* themselves if a stack allocated key is not appropriate. On error
* -1 is returned, otherwise 0 is returned.
*/ \
int \
n##_set(n_t *map, k key, v val) \
{ \
size_t hash; \
struct n_e *ent; \
\
if (map->__size + 1 > map->__cap * map->__loadf) { \
if (n##_resize(map, map->__cap * 2) == -1) \
return -1; \
} \
\
hash = n##_key_hash(key) % map->__cap; \
for (ent = map->__ents[hash]; ent != NULL; ent = ent->__next) { \
if (n##_key_iseq(ent->key, key)) { \
ent->val = val; \
return 0; \
} \
} \
\
if ((ent = malloc(sizeof(struct n_e))) == NULL) \
return -1; \
\
ent->key = key; \
ent->val = val; \
ent->__next = map->__ents[hash]; \
map->__ents[hash] = ent; \
map->__size++; \
\
return 0; \
} \
\
/* Function to get an element from the hashmap. If “val” is NULL then
* no value will be retrieved. If an element with the given key is
* found in the hashmap the function returns true, otherwise false is
* returned.
*/ \
bool \
n##_get(n_t *map, k key, v *val) \
{ \
struct n_e *ent; \
size_t hash = n##_key_hash(key) % map->__cap; \
\
for (ent = map->__ents[hash]; ent != NULL; ent = ent->__next) { \
if (n##_key_iseq(ent->key, key)) { \
if (val != NULL) \
*val = ent->val; \
return true; \
} \
} \
\
return false; \
} \
\
/* Function to check if an element with a given key is contained within
* a hashmap. This is just a more readable wrapper around the n##_get()
* function that passes NULL as the last argument.
*/ \
bool \
n##_has(n_t *map, k key) \
{ \
return n##_get(map, key, NULL); \
} \
\
/* Function to get the number of elements in a hashmap. */ \
size_t \
n##_size(n_t *map) \
{ \
return map->__size; \
} \
\
/* Function to check if a hashmap is empty . */ \
bool \
n##_empty(n_t *map) \
{ \
return map->__size == 0; \
} \
\
/* Function to remove an element with a given key from a hashmap. If
* the key or value were dynamically allocated they will not be freed.
* On error -1 is returned, otherwise 0 is returned.
*/ \
int \
n##_remove(n_t *map, k key) \
{ \
struct n_e *ent; \
size_t hash = n##_key_hash(key) % map->__cap; \
\
if ((ent = map->__ents[hash]) == NULL) \
return -1; \
\
if (n##_key_iseq(ent->key, key)) { \
map->__ents[hash] = ent->__next; \
free(ent); \
map->__size--; \
return 0; \
} \
\
for (; ent->__next != NULL; ent = ent->__next) { \
if (n##_key_iseq(ent->__next->key, key)) { \
struct n_e *next = ent->__next; \
ent->__next = next->__next; \
free(next); \
map->__size--; \
return 0; \
} \
} \
\
return -1; \
} \
\
/* Function to resize a hashmap. This function should not really be
* touched by the library user basically ever. On error -1 is returned,
* otherwise 0 is returned.
*/ \
int \
n##_resize(n_t *map, size_t ncap) \
{ \
struct n_e **nents = calloc(ncap, sizeof(struct n_e *)); \
if (nents == NULL) \
return -1; \
\
for (size_t i = 0; i < map->__cap; i++) { \
struct n_e *ent = map->__ents[i]; \
while (ent != NULL) { \
struct n_e *next = ent->__next; \
size_t hash = n##_key_hash(ent->key) % ncap; \
ent->__next = nents[hash]; \
nents[hash] = ent; \
ent = next; \
} \
} \
\
free(map->__ents); \
map->__ents = nents; \
map->__cap = ncap; \
\
return 0; \
}
#endif /* !LIBGE_GEHASHMAP_H */
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