esql_hash.h File Reference

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Classes
struct	hash_tab_s

Typedefs
typedef unsigned(*	HT_HASH_FN) (void *)
typedef int(*	HT_CMP_FN) (void *, void *)
typedef void(*	HT_FREE_FN) (void *)
typedef struct hash_tab_s	HASH_TAB

Functions
HASH_TAB *	es_ht_make_table (unsigned maxsym, HT_HASH_FN hash, HT_CMP_FN cmp)
void *	es_ht_alloc_new_symbol (int size)
void	es_ht_free_symbol (void *sym)

Typedef Documentation

typedef struct hash_tab_s HASH_TAB

Definition at line 33 of file esql_hash.h.

typedef int(* HT_CMP_FN) (void *, void *)

Definition at line 30 of file esql_hash.h.

typedef void(* HT_FREE_FN) (void *)

Definition at line 31 of file esql_hash.h.

typedef unsigned(* HT_HASH_FN) (void *)

Definition at line 29 of file esql_hash.h.

Function Documentation

void* es_ht_alloc_new_symbol

(

int

size

)

Definition at line 351 of file esql_hash.c.

References NULL, and pp_malloc().

Referenced by pp_new_cursor(), pp_new_stmt(), pp_new_structdef(), and pp_new_symbol().

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void es_ht_free_symbol

(

void *

sym

)

Definition at line 369 of file esql_hash.c.

References free_and_init.

Referenced by pp_discard_structdef(), pp_discard_symbol(), pp_free_cursor(), pp_free_stmt(), and pp_symbol_finish().

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HASH_TAB* es_ht_make_table	(	unsigned	maxsym,
		HT_HASH_FN	hash,
		HT_CMP_FN	cmp
	)

Definition at line 383 of file esql_hash.c.

References hash_tab_s::add_symbol, hash_tab_impl::cmp, es_ht_add_symbol(), es_ht_find_symbol(), es_ht_free_table(), es_ht_get_symbol_count(), es_ht_next_symbol(), es_ht_print_table(), es_ht_remove_symbol(), hash_tab_s::find_symbol, hash_tab_s::free_table, hash_tab_s::get_symbol_count, hash_tab_impl::hash, hash_tab_impl::ifs, hash_tab_s::next_symbol, hash_tab_impl::numsyms, p, pp_malloc(), hash_tab_s::print_table, hash_tab_s::remove_symbol, and hash_tab_impl::size.

Referenced by pp_cursor_init(), and pp_new_symtab().

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