rbtree.h

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/*
 * Modified from the excellent code here:
 *     http://en.literateprograms.org/Red-black_tree_(C)?oldid=19567
 * which has been placed in the public domain under the Creative Commons
 * CC0 1.0 waiver (http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/).
 *
 * When the key is generated from a hash (e.g., string --> uint64),
 * there is always the possibility of having collisions, but to make
 * the collision probability very low requires using a large hash.
 * For that reason, the key types are 64 bit quantities, which will result
 * in a negligible probabililty of collisions for millions of hashed values.
 * Using 8 byte keys instead of 4 byte keys requires a little more
 * storage, but the simplification in being able to ignore collisions
 * with the red-black trees for most applications is worth it.
 */
 
#ifndef  LEPTONICA_RBTREE_H
#define  LEPTONICA_RBTREE_H
 
enum {
    L_INT_TYPE = 1,
    L_UINT_TYPE = 2,
    L_FLOAT_TYPE = 3
};
 
union Rb_Type {
    l_int64    itype;
    l_uint64   utype;
    l_float64  ftype;
    void      *ptype;
};
typedef union Rb_Type RB_TYPE;
 
struct L_Rbtree {
    struct L_Rbtree_Node  *root;
    l_int32                keytype;
};
typedef struct L_Rbtree L_RBTREE;
typedef struct L_Rbtree L_AMAP;  /* hide underlying implementation for map */
typedef struct L_Rbtree L_ASET;  /* hide underlying implementation for set */
 
struct L_Rbtree_Node {
    union Rb_Type          key;
    union Rb_Type          value;
    struct L_Rbtree_Node  *left;
    struct L_Rbtree_Node  *right;
    struct L_Rbtree_Node  *parent;
    l_int32                color;
};
typedef struct L_Rbtree_Node L_RBTREE_NODE;
typedef struct L_Rbtree_Node L_AMAP_NODE;  /* hide tree implementation */
typedef struct L_Rbtree_Node L_ASET_NODE;  /* hide tree implementation */
 
 
#endif  /* LEPTONICA_RBTREE_H */