comparison tree.h @ 416:dee66b77779a libavutil

Document node removial API.

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 *         the tree.
 */
void *av_tree_find(const struct AVTreeNode *root, void *key, int (*cmp)(void *key, const void *b), void *next[2]);

/**
 * Finds a element for which cmp(key, elem)==0, if no such element is found key
 * is inserted into the tree.
 * @param rootp A pointer to a pointer to the root node of the tree. Note that
 *              the root node can change during insertions, this is required
 *              to keep the tree balanced.
 * @param next AVTreeNode used for the inserted element, must be allocated and
 *             zeroed by the user. And will be set to NULL if used by
 *             av_tree_insert(). This allows the use of flat arrays, which have
 *             lower overhead compared to many malloced elements.
 *             You might want to define a function like:
 *             void *tree_insert(struct AVTreeNode **rootp, void *key, int (*cmp)(void *key, const void *b), AVTreeNode **next){
 *                 if(!*next) *next= av_mallocz(av_tree_node_size);
 *                 return av_tree_insert(rootp, key, cmp, next);
 *             }
 *
 * @return If no insertion happened, the found element.
 *         If an insertion happened, then either key or NULL will be returned.
 *         Which one it is depends on the tree state and the implementation. You
 *         should make no assumptions that it's one or the other in the code.
 */
void *av_tree_insert(struct AVTreeNode **rootp, void *key, int (*cmp)(void *key, const void *b), struct AVTreeNode **next);
void av_tree_destroy(struct AVTreeNode *t);

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 *         the tree.
 */
void *av_tree_find(const struct AVTreeNode *root, void *key, int (*cmp)(void *key, const void *b), void *next[2]);

/**
 * Inserts or removes an element.
 * If *next is NULL then the element supplied will be removed, if no such
 * element exists behavior is undefined.
 * If *next is not NULL then the element supplied will be inserted, unless
 * it already exists in the tree.
 * @param rootp A pointer to a pointer to the root node of the tree. Note that
 *              the root node can change during insertions, this is required
 *              to keep the tree balanced.
 * @param next Used to allocate and free AVTreeNodes. For insertion the user
 *             must set it to an allocated and zeroed object of at least
 *             av_tree_node_size bytes size. av_tree_insert() will set it to
 *             NULL if it has been consumed.
 *             For deleting elements *next is set to NULL by the user and
 *             av_tree_node_size() will set it to the AVTreeNode which was
 *             used for the removed element.
 *             This allows the use of flat arrays, which have
 *             lower overhead compared to many malloced elements.
 *             You might want to define a function like:
 *             void *tree_insert(struct AVTreeNode **rootp, void *key, int (*cmp)(void *key, const void *b), AVTreeNode **next){
 *                 if(!*next) *next= av_mallocz(av_tree_node_size);
 *                 return av_tree_insert(rootp, key, cmp, next);
 *             }
 *             void *tree_remove(struct AVTreeNode **rootp, void *key, int (*cmp)(void *key, const void *b, AVTreeNode **next)){
 *                 if(*next) av_freep(next);
 *                 return av_tree_insert(rootp, key, cmp, next);
 *             }
 *
 * @return If no insertion happened, the found element.
 *         If an insertion or removial happened, then either key or NULL will be returned.
 *         Which one it is depends on the tree state and the implementation. You
 *         should make no assumptions that it's one or the other in the code.
 */
void *av_tree_insert(struct AVTreeNode **rootp, void *key, int (*cmp)(void *key, const void *b), struct AVTreeNode **next);
void av_tree_destroy(struct AVTreeNode *t);