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struct heap_entry;
struct connection_data;

/* Expensive functions that we try to evaluate as late as possible
 * when spreading connection distances.
 */
typedef void (*connection_helper_fn_ptr) (struct connection_data *conn,
					  int color);

/* This heap contains a list of positions where we have delayed a
 * decision whether to "spread a connection distance". The function
 * helper() will be called when we finally need the decision. See
 * push_connection_heap_entry() for organization of the heap.
 */
struct heap_entry {
  int distance;
  int coming_from;
  int target;
  connection_helper_fn_ptr helper;
};

/* Fixed-point arithmetic helper macros */
#define FIXED_POINT_BASIS 10000
#define FP(x) ((int) (0.5 + FIXED_POINT_BASIS * (x)))
#define FIXED_TO_FLOAT(x) ((x) / (float) FIXED_POINT_BASIS)

#define HUGE_CONNECTION_DISTANCE FP(100.0)

struct connection_data {
  int distances[BOARDMAX];
  int deltas[BOARDMAX];
  int coming_from[BOARDMAX];
  int vulnerable1[BOARDMAX];
  int vulnerable2[BOARDMAX];
  int queue[BOARDMAX];
  int queue_start;
  int queue_end;

  int heap_data_size;
  int heap_size;
  struct heap_entry heap_data[4 * BOARDMAX];
  struct heap_entry *heap[BOARDMAX];

  int target;
  int cutoff_distance;
  int speculative;
};


void compute_connection_distances(int str, int target, int cutoff,
				  struct connection_data *conn,
				  int speculative);
void init_connection_data(int color, const signed char goal[BOARDMAX],
			  int target, int cutoff,
			  struct connection_data *conn, int speculative);
void spread_connection_distances(int color, struct connection_data *conn);
void sort_connection_queue_tail(struct connection_data *conn);
void expand_connection_queue(struct connection_data *conn);
void print_connection_distances(struct connection_data *conn);


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