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/**** bitvec.h --- Bit vector manipulation.
*
** Author: Steve Folkes <smf@hermes.mod.uk>
*
**** Commentary:
*
***=== INTRODUCTION =========================================================
*
* This file specifies the interface to a single size bit vector manipulation
* facility. It is necessary to call the ``bitvec_set_size'' function to set
* the size of these bit vectors, before any are actually created.
*
***=== TYPES ================================================================
*
** Type: BitVecT
** Type: BitVecP
** Repr: <private>
*
* This is the bit vector type.
*
***=== FUNCTIONS ============================================================
*
** Function: void bitvec_set_size
* (unsigned size)
** Exceptions:
*
* This function should be called once, before any bit vectors are
* initialised. Its argument should specify the number of bits in a bit
* vector. The bits will be numbered from zero to one less than the number
* specified.
*
** Function: void bitvec_init
* (BitVecP bitvec)
** Exceptions: XX_dalloc_no_memory
*
* This function initialises the specified bit vector. Initially, all bits
* are zero.
*
** Function: void bitvec_copy
* (BitVecP to, BitVecP from)
** Exceptions: XX_dalloc_no_memory
*
* This function initialises the to bit vector from the from bit vector. It
* is not necessary to have initialised the to bit vector with the
* `bitvec_init' function previously.
*
** Function: void bitvec_replace
* (BitVecP to, BitVecP from)
** Exceptions:
*
* This function copies the from bit vector into the to bit vector. The to
* bit vector must have been initialised previously.
*
** Function: void bitvec_empty
* (BitVecP bitvec)
** Exceptions:
*
* This function sets all of the bits in the specified bit vector to zero.
*
** Function: BoolT bitvec_is_empty
* (BitVecP bitvec)
** Exceptions:
*
* This function returns true if all of the bits in the specified bit vector
* are zero, and false otherwise.
*
** Function: BoolT bitvec_is_full
* (BitVecP bitvec)
** Exceptions:
*
* This function returns true if all of the bits in the specified bit vector
* are set, and false otherwise.
*
** Function: void bitvec_set
* (BitVecP bitvec, unsigned bit)
** Exceptions:
*
* This function sets the specified bit in the specified bit vector to one.
* Bits are numbered from zero. If the bit is out of range, then the effect
* of this function is undefined.
*
** Function: BoolT bitvec_is_set
* (BitVecP bitvec, unsigned bit)
** Exceptions:
*
* This function returns true if the specified bit in the specified bit vector
* is set to one, and false otherwise. Bits are numbered from zero. If the
* bit is out of range, the effect of this function is undefined.
*
** Function: void bitvec_or
* (BitVecP to, BitVecP from)
** Exceptions:
*
* This function performs an in-place bitwise or of the to bit vector and the
* from bit vector, leaving the result in the to bit vector.
*
** Function: void bitvec_and
* (BitVecP to, BitVecPfrom)
** Exceptions:
*
* This function performs an in-place bitwise and of the to bit vector and the
* from bit vector, leaving the result in the to bit vector.
*
** Function: void bitvec_not
* (BitVecP to)
** Exceptions:
*
* This function performs an in-place bitwise negation of the to bit vector.
*
** Function: BoolT bitvec_equal
* (BitVecP bitvec1, BitVecP bitvec2)
** Exceptions:
*
* This function returns true if both of the specified bit vectors are equal,
* and false otherwise.
*
** Function: BoolT bitvec_intersects
* (BitVecP bitvec1, BitVecP bitvec2)
** Exceptions:
*
* This function returns true if the bitwise and of the specified bit vectors
* contains at least one bit that is set to one, and false otherwise.
*
** Function: unsigned bitvec_num_bits
* (BitVecP bitvec)
** Exceptions:
*
* This function returns the number of bits in the bit vector that are set to
* one.
*
** Function: unsigned bitvec_first_bit
* (BitVecP bitvec)
** Exceptions:
*
* This function returns the index of the first bit in the specified bit
* vector that is set to one.
*
** Function: BoolT bitvec_next_bit
* (BitVecP bitvec, unsigned *next_ref)
** Exceptions:
*
* This function looks for the first bit set to one in the specified bit
* vector with a higher index than that specified in the number pointed to by
* next_ref. If such a bit is found, then the index of that bit is written
* back into next_ref, and the function returns true. If no such bit is
* found, then the function returns false.
*
** Function: void bitvec_destroy
* (BitVecP bitvec)
** Exceptions:
*
* This function destroys the specified bit vector. After this, it should be
* reinitialised before it is used.
*
** Function: void write_bitvec_indices
* (OStreamP ostream, BitVecP bitvec)
** Exceptions: XX_dalloc_no_memory, XX_ostream_write_error
*
* This function writes out to the specified ostream the indices of all bits
* in the specified bit vector that are set to one.
*
**** Change log:
* $Log: bitvec.h,v $
* Revision 1.1.1.1 1998/01/17 15:57:45 release
* First version to be checked into rolling release.
*
* Revision 1.2 1994/12/15 09:57:01 smf
* Brought into line with OSSG C Coding Standards Document, as per
* "CR94_178.sid+tld-update".
*
* Revision 1.1.1.1 1994/07/25 16:05:47 smf
* Initial import of library shared files.
*
**/
/****************************************************************************/
#ifndef H_BITVEC
#define H_BITVEC
#include "os-interface.h"
#include "dalloc.h"
#include "ostream.h"
/*--------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
typedef struct BitVecT {
ByteP bits;
} BitVecT, *BitVecP;
/*--------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
extern void bitvec_set_size(unsigned);
extern void bitvec_init(BitVecP);
extern void bitvec_copy(BitVecP, BitVecP);
extern void bitvec_replace(BitVecP, BitVecP);
extern void bitvec_empty(BitVecP);
extern BoolT bitvec_is_empty(BitVecP);
extern BoolT bitvec_is_full(BitVecP);
extern void bitvec_set(BitVecP, unsigned);
extern BoolT bitvec_is_set(BitVecP, unsigned);
extern void bitvec_or(BitVecP, BitVecP);
extern void bitvec_and(BitVecP, BitVecP);
extern void bitvec_not(BitVecP);
extern BoolT bitvec_equal(BitVecP, BitVecP);
extern BoolT bitvec_intersects(BitVecP, BitVecP);
extern unsigned bitvec_num_bits(BitVecP);
extern unsigned bitvec_first_bit(BitVecP);
extern BoolT bitvec_next_bit(BitVecP, unsigned *);
extern void bitvec_destroy(BitVecP);
extern void write_bitvec_indices(OStreamP, BitVecP);
#endif /* !defined (H_BITVEC) */
/*
* Local variables(smf):
* eval: (include::add-path-entry "../os-interface" "../generated")
* end:
**/