no_os_list.h File Reference

List library header. More...

#include <stdint.h>
#include <stdbool.h>

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Classes
struct	no_os_list_desc
	Structure storing the list and function wrapper for usual list types. More...

Typedefs
typedef int32_t(*	f_cmp) (void *data1, void *data2)
	Prototype of the compare function.
Generic functions
Each function interacting with the list have one of the following formats. Aditionaly they may have one more parametere for specific functionalities. In the Iterator functions, the list reference is replaced by the iterator's one.
typedef int32_t(*	f_add) (struct no_os_list_desc *list_desc, void *data)
	Add an element in the list.
typedef int32_t(*	f_edit) (struct no_os_list_desc *list_desc, void *new_data)
	Edit an element in the list. The content is replaced by new_data.
typedef int32_t(*	f_read) (struct no_os_list_desc *list_desc, void **data)
	Read an element from the list.
typedef int32_t(*	f_get) (struct no_os_list_desc *list_desc, void **data)
	Read and remove an element from the list.

Enumerations
enum	no_os_adapter_type {   NO_OS_LIST_DEFAULT ,   NO_OS_LIST_QUEUE ,   NO_OS_LIST_STACK ,   NO_OS_LIST_PRIORITY_LIST }
	Selects functionalities for functions in no_os_list_desc. More...

Functions
int32_t	no_os_list_init (struct no_os_list_desc **list_desc, enum no_os_adapter_type type, f_cmp comparator)
int32_t	no_os_list_remove (struct no_os_list_desc *list_desc)
int32_t	no_os_list_get_size (struct no_os_list_desc *list_desc, uint32_t *out_size)
Iterator functions
An iterator is used to iterate through the list. For a list, any number of iterators can be created. All must be removed before removing a list.
int32_t	no_os_iterator_init (struct no_os_iterator **iter, struct no_os_list_desc *list_desc, bool start)
int32_t	no_os_iterator_remove (struct no_os_iterator *iter)
int32_t	no_os_iterator_move (struct no_os_iterator *iter, int32_t steps)
int32_t	no_os_iterator_move_to_idx (struct no_os_iterator *iter, int32_t idx)
int32_t	no_os_iterator_find (struct no_os_iterator *iter, void *cmp_data)
int32_t	no_os_iterator_insert (struct no_os_iterator *iter, void *data, bool after)
int32_t	no_os_iterator_edit (struct no_os_iterator *iter, void *new_data)
int32_t	no_os_iterator_read (struct no_os_iterator *iter, void **data)
int32_t	no_os_iterator_get (struct no_os_iterator *iter, void **data)
Operations on the ends of the list
These functions will operate on the first or last element of the list
int32_t	no_os_list_add_first (struct no_os_list_desc *list_desc, void *data)
int32_t	no_os_list_edit_first (struct no_os_list_desc *list_desc, void *new_data)
int32_t	no_os_list_read_first (struct no_os_list_desc *list_desc, void **data)
int32_t	no_os_list_get_first (struct no_os_list_desc *list_desc, void **data)
int32_t	no_os_list_add_last (struct no_os_list_desc *list_desc, void *data)
int32_t	no_os_list_edit_last (struct no_os_list_desc *list_desc, void *new_data)
int32_t	no_os_list_read_last (struct no_os_list_desc *list_desc, void **data)
int32_t	no_os_list_get_last (struct no_os_list_desc *list_desc, void **data)
Operations by index
These functions use an index to identify the element in the list.
int32_t	no_os_list_add_idx (struct no_os_list_desc *list_desc, void *data, uint32_t idx)
int32_t	no_os_list_edit_idx (struct no_os_list_desc *list_desc, void *new_data, uint32_t idx)
int32_t	no_os_list_read_idx (struct no_os_list_desc *list_desc, void **data, uint32_t idx)
int32_t	no_os_list_get_idx (struct no_os_list_desc *list_desc, void **data, uint32_t idx)
Operations by comparation
These functions use the specified f_cmp at no_os_list_init to identify the element this will operate on.
int32_t	no_os_list_add_find (struct no_os_list_desc *list_desc, void *data)
int32_t	no_os_list_edit_find (struct no_os_list_desc *list_desc, void *new_data, void *cmp_data)
int32_t	no_os_list_read_find (struct no_os_list_desc *list_desc, void **data, void *cmp_data)
int32_t	no_os_list_get_find (struct no_os_list_desc *list_desc, void **data, void *cmp_data)

Detailed Description

List library header.

Author

Mihail Chindris (mihai.nosp@m.l.ch.nosp@m.indri.nosp@m.s@an.nosp@m.alog..nosp@m.com)

Copyright

Copyright 2020(c) Analog Devices, Inc.

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Library description

This library handles double linked lists and it expose inseart, read, get and delete functions.
It also can be accesed using it member functions which wrapp function for usual list types.

Sample code

// -- Use a generic list
struct no_os_list_desc *list1;
struct no_os_iterator  *it;
uint32_t    a;
// Create list list1
no_os_list_init(&list1, NO_OS_LIST_DEFAULT, NULL);
// Add items to the list
no_os_list_add_last(list1, 1);
no_os_list_add_last(list1, 2);
no_os_list_add_last(list1, 3);
// Here the list will be: 1 -> 2 - > 3
 
no_os_list_read_last(list1, &a);
printf("Last: %d\n", a);
// 3 will be printed
// Create an iterator on the end of the list
no_os_iterator_init(&it, list1, 0);
// Move the iterator backword with one position
no_os_iterator_move(it, -1);
// Read the data at the current position
no_os_iterator_read(it, &a);
printf("Current: %d\n", a);
// 2 will be printed
no_os_iterator_remove(it);
no_os_list_remove(list1);
 
// -- Use a popular list
struct no_os_list_desc *stack;
// Create a FIFO list
no_os_list_init(&stack, NO_OS_LIST_STACK, NULL);
// Put elements in the list
stack->push(stack, 1);
stack->push(stack, 2);
stack->push(stack, 3);
// Read from the stack
stack->pop(stack, &a);
printf("Last: %d\n", a);
// 3 will be printed
no_os_list_remove(stack);

Typedef Documentation

f_add

typedef int32_t(* f_add) (struct no_os_list_desc *list_desc, void *data)

Add an element in the list.

The element of the list is created and the data field is stored in it.

Parameters

list_desc	- Reference to the list. Created by no_os_list_init.
data	- Data to store in a list element

Returns

• 0 : On success
• -1 : Otherwise

f_cmp

typedef int32_t(* f_cmp) (void *data1, void *data2)

Prototype of the compare function.

The function used to compare the elements of the liste when doing operations on an ordered list.

Parameters

data1	- First element to be compared
data2	- Second element to be compared

Returns

• -1 - If data1 < data2
• 0 - If data1 == data2
• 1 - If data1 > data2

f_edit

typedef int32_t(* f_edit) (struct no_os_list_desc *list_desc, void *new_data)

Edit an element in the list. The content is replaced by new_data.

Parameters

list_desc	- Reference to the list. Created by no_os_list_init.
new_data	- New data to replace the old one

Returns

• 0 : On success
• -1 : Otherwise

f_get

typedef int32_t(* f_get) (struct no_os_list_desc *list_desc, void **data)

Read and remove an element from the list.

Parameters

list_desc	- Reference to the list. Created by no_os_list_init.
data	- Content of the list element, NULL if some error occur.

Returns

• 0 : On success
• -1 : Otherwise

f_read

typedef int32_t(* f_read) (struct no_os_list_desc *list_desc, void **data)

Read an element from the list.

Parameters

list_desc	- Reference to the list. Created by no_os_list_init.
data	- Content of the list element, NULL if some error occur.

Returns

• 0 : On success
• -1 : Otherwise

Note

If the content of an element can be 0 then the result must be checked to see if the functions has succeded

Enumeration Type Documentation

no_os_adapter_type

enum no_os_adapter_type

Selects functionalities for functions in no_os_list_desc.

Enumerator
NO_OS_LIST_DEFAULT	Default type is NO_OS_LIST_STACK
NO_OS_LIST_QUEUE	Functions for a FIFO list (First-in first-out). Elements are inserted in one end and extracted from the other end. Push: Insert element Pop: Get next element (Read and remove) Top_next: Read next element Back: Read first element Swap: Edit the content of the next element
NO_OS_LIST_STACK	Functions for a LIFO list (Last-in first-out). Elements are inserted and extracted only from the same end. Push: Insert element Pop: Get top element (Read and remove) Top_next: Read top element Back: Read bottom element Swap: Edit the content of the top element
NO_OS_LIST_PRIORITY_LIST	Functions for ordered list. The order of element is determinated usinge the f_cmp. Push: Insert element Pop: Get lowest element (Read and remove) Top_next: Read lowest element Back: Read the biggest element Swap: Edit the lowest element

Function Documentation

no_os_iterator_edit()

int32_t no_os_iterator_edit	(	struct no_os_iterator *	iter,
		void *	new_data )

no_os_iterator_find()

int32_t no_os_iterator_find	(	struct no_os_iterator *	iter,
		void *	cmp_data )

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no_os_iterator_get()

int32_t no_os_iterator_get	(	struct no_os_iterator *	iter,
		void **	data )

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no_os_iterator_init()

int32_t no_os_iterator_init	(	struct no_os_iterator **	iter,
		struct no_os_list_desc *	list_desc,
		bool	start )

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no_os_iterator_insert()

int32_t no_os_iterator_insert	(	struct no_os_iterator *	iter,
		void *	data,
		bool	after )

no_os_iterator_move()

int32_t no_os_iterator_move	(	struct no_os_iterator *	iter,
		int32_t	steps )

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no_os_iterator_move_to_idx()

int32_t no_os_iterator_move_to_idx	(	struct no_os_iterator *	iter,
		int32_t	idx )

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no_os_iterator_read()

int32_t no_os_iterator_read	(	struct no_os_iterator *	iter,
		void **	data )

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no_os_iterator_remove()

int32_t no_os_iterator_remove

(

struct no_os_iterator *

iter

)

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no_os_list_add_find()

int32_t no_os_list_add_find	(	struct no_os_list_desc *	list_desc,
		void *	data )

no_os_list_add_first()

int32_t no_os_list_add_first	(	struct no_os_list_desc *	list_desc,
		void *	data )

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no_os_list_add_idx()

int32_t no_os_list_add_idx	(	struct no_os_list_desc *	list_desc,
		void *	data,
		uint32_t	idx )

no_os_list_add_last()

int32_t no_os_list_add_last	(	struct no_os_list_desc *	list_desc,
		void *	data )

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no_os_list_edit_find()

int32_t no_os_list_edit_find	(	struct no_os_list_desc *	list_desc,
		void *	new_data,
		void *	cmp_data )

no_os_list_edit_first()

int32_t no_os_list_edit_first	(	struct no_os_list_desc *	list_desc,
		void *	new_data )

no_os_list_edit_idx()

int32_t no_os_list_edit_idx	(	struct no_os_list_desc *	list_desc,
		void *	new_data,
		uint32_t	idx )

no_os_list_edit_last()

int32_t no_os_list_edit_last	(	struct no_os_list_desc *	list_desc,
		void *	new_data )

no_os_list_get_find()

int32_t no_os_list_get_find	(	struct no_os_list_desc *	list_desc,
		void **	data,
		void *	cmp_data )

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no_os_list_get_first()

int32_t no_os_list_get_first	(	struct no_os_list_desc *	list_desc,
		void **	data )

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no_os_list_get_idx()

int32_t no_os_list_get_idx	(	struct no_os_list_desc *	list_desc,
		void **	data,
		uint32_t	idx )

no_os_list_get_last()

int32_t no_os_list_get_last	(	struct no_os_list_desc *	list_desc,
		void **	data )

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no_os_list_get_size()

int32_t no_os_list_get_size	(	struct no_os_list_desc *	list_desc,
		uint32_t *	out_size )

no_os_list_init()

int32_t no_os_list_init	(	struct no_os_list_desc **	list_desc,
		enum no_os_adapter_type	type,
		f_cmp	comparator )

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no_os_list_read_find()

int32_t no_os_list_read_find	(	struct no_os_list_desc *	list_desc,
		void **	data,
		void *	cmp_data )

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no_os_list_read_first()

int32_t no_os_list_read_first	(	struct no_os_list_desc *	list_desc,
		void **	data )

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no_os_list_read_idx()

int32_t no_os_list_read_idx	(	struct no_os_list_desc *	list_desc,
		void **	data,
		uint32_t	idx )

no_os_list_read_last()

int32_t no_os_list_read_last	(	struct no_os_list_desc *	list_desc,
		void **	data )

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no_os_list_remove()

int32_t no_os_list_remove

(

struct no_os_list_desc *

list_desc

)

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