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42id: @(#)queue.fth 1.1 04/09/07
43purpose: Generic queue utility functions
44copyright: Copyright 2004 Sun Microsystems, Inc. All Rights Reserved
45copyright: Use is subject to license terms.
46
47\ Generic doubly-linked list (queue) implementation. Supports a queue
48\ of abstract objects. The queue is maintained within that object.
49
50headerless
51
52struct
53 /n field >q-next \ Next entry in queue
54 /n field >q-prev \ Previous entry in queue
55constant /queue-entry
56
57/queue-entry constant /queue-head
58
59\ Initialize a queue
60: queue-init ( qhead -- ) dup 2dup >q-next ! >q-prev ! ;
61
62\ Get to next entry in queue
63: queue-next ( qentry -- next ) >q-next @ ;
64
65\ Get to previous entry in queue
66: queue-prev ( qentry -- prev ) >q-prev @ ;
67
68\ First entry in queue
69: queue-first ( qhead -- qentry ) queue-next ;
70
71\ Last entry in queue
72: queue-last ( qhead -- qentry ) queue-prev ;
73
74\ Check if we are at the end of the queue
75: queue-end? ( qhead qentry -- flag ) = ;
76
77\ Is the queue empty?
78: queue-empty? ( qhead -- flag ) dup queue-first queue-end? ;
79
80\ Get number of entries in the queue
81: queue-size ( qhead -- qsize )
82 0 swap queue-first ( 0 qhead qentry )
83 begin 2dup queue-end? 0= while ( n qhead qentry )
84 rot 1+ -rot queue-next ( n' qhead qentry )
85 repeat 2drop ( qsize )
86;
87
88\ Insert entry after element "pred".
89: insqueue ( pred qentry -- )
90 over queue-next over >q-next ! \ qentry.next = pred.next
91 2dup >q-prev ! \ qentry.prev = pred
92 2dup swap queue-next >q-prev ! \ pred.next.prev = qentry
93 swap >q-next ! \ pred.next = qentry
94;
95
96\ Remove entry from queue
97: remqueue ( qentry -- )
98 dup queue-prev over queue-next >q-prev !
99 dup queue-next swap queue-prev >q-next !
100;
101
102\ Insert element at tail of queue
103: enqueue ( qhead qentry -- )
104 swap queue-last swap insqueue
105;
106
107\ Dequeue element at head of queue
108: dequeue ( qhead -- qentry | 0 )
109 dup queue-empty? if drop 0 else queue-first dup remqueue then
110;
111
112\ Iterate over each item in the queue, performing the desired operation.
113: queue-iterate ( qhead acf -- )
114 >r dup queue-first ( qhead qentry ) ( r: acf )
115 begin 2dup queue-end? 0= while ( qhead qentry )
116 dup r@ execute queue-next ( qhead qentry' )
117 repeat ( qhead qentry' )
118 r> 3drop ( ) ( r: )
119;
120
121\ Find a queue entry which matches the specified criteria. "acf"
122\ is executed on each queue entry to determine a match. The match
123\ routine must have a stack diagram of the form
124\ ( ... qentry -- ... match? )
125\ Stack items under qentry are values used by the "acf" routine to
126\ determine a match.
127
128: find-queue-entry ( ... qhead acf -- ... qentry | ... 0 )
129 >r ( ... qhead ) ( r: acf )
130 dup queue-first ( ... qhead qentry )
131 begin 2dup queue-end? 0= while ( ... qhead qentry )
132 dup r@ 2swap >r >r execute if ( ... ) ( r: acf qentry qhead )
133 r> drop r> r> drop exit ( ... qentry ) ( r: )
134 then ( ... ) ( r: acf qentry qhead )
135 r> r> queue-next ( ... qhead qnext ) ( r: acf )
136 repeat ( ... qhead qnext )
137 2drop r> drop 0 ( ... 0 ) ( r: )
138;
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