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The htab functions find_str and add_str have been renamed to include _ref in the places they previously noted _str. These are intended to manage an htab containing references to any data; string or not. The htab_find function has been divided up. htab_find_core now handles actually finding the correct node. htab_find and htab_find_ref are just outward facing functions for retrieving a specific kind of data from the node, depending on what the htab is used for.
30 lines
645 B
C
30 lines
645 B
C
#ifndef TVM_HTAB_H_
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#define TVM_HTAB_H_
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#define KEY_LENGTH 64
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#define HTAB_SIZE 4096
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typedef struct tvm_htab_node_s
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{
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char *key;
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int value;
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void *valptr;
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struct tvm_htab_node_s *next;
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} tvm_htab_node_t;
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typedef struct tvm_htab_s
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{
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unsigned int num_nodes;
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unsigned int size;
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tvm_htab_node_t **nodes;
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} tvm_htab_t;
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tvm_htab_t* htab_create();
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void htab_destroy(tvm_htab_t *htab);
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int htab_add(tvm_htab_t *htab, const char *key, int value);
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int htab_add_ref(tvm_htab_t *htab, const char *key, const void *valptr, int len);
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int htab_find(tvm_htab_t *htab, const char *key);
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char *htab_find_ref(tvm_htab_t *htab, const char *key);
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#endif
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