unicstl/include/list.h

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/**
* @file list.h
* @author wenjf (Orig5826@163.com)
* @brief
* @version 0.1
* @date 2024-06-23
*
* @copyright Copyright (c) 2024
*
*/
#ifndef _LIST_H_
#define _LIST_H_
#include "common.h"
struct _list
{
void * obj;
uint32_t _obj_size;
uint32_t _size;
uint32_t _capacity;
uint32_t _ratio;
uint32_t _cur;
// kernel
bool (*append)(struct _list* self, void* obj); // Append object to the end of the list.
bool (*insert)(struct _list* self, int index, void* obj); // Insert object before index.
bool (*pop)(struct _list* self, int index, void* obj); // Remove and return item at index.
int (*index)(struct _list* self, void* obj); // Return first index of obj. Return -1 if the obj is not present.
bool (*remove)(struct _list* self, void *obj); // Remove first occurrence of obj.
bool (*get)(struct _list* self, int index, void* obj);
bool (*set)(struct _list* self, int index, void* obj);
// iter
void* (*begin)(struct _list* self);
void* (*next)(struct _list* self);
void* (*end)(struct _list* self);
// base
uint32_t(*size)(struct _list* self);
bool (*empty)(struct _list* self);
// clear and free node
bool (*clear)(struct _list* self);
void (*destory)(struct _list* self);
// sort
bool (*reverse)(struct _list* self); // Reverse *IN PLACE*.
/**
Sort the list in ascending order and return false.
The sort is in-place (i.e. the list itself is modified) and stable (i.e. the
order of two equal elements is maintained).
The reverse flag can be set to sort in descending order.
*/
bool (*sort)(struct _list* self, uint8_t reserve, int (*compare)(void* obj, void* obj2));
// print
void (*print)(struct _list* self);
void (*print_obj)(void* obj);
};
typedef struct _list* list_t;
// create and free list
list_t list_new2(uint32_t obj_size, uint32_t capacity);
void list_free(list_t* list);
#endif // _LIST_H_