ack/util/topgen/hash.c

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C

/* $Id$ */
/*
* (c) copyright 1987 by the Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
* See the copyright notice in the ACK home directory, in the file "Copyright".
*/
/* h a s h . c
*
* maintains the the lists of hashed patterns
* Functions : addtohashtable() and printhashtable()
*/
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include "misc.h"
struct hlist { /* linear list of pattern numbers */
int h_patno;
struct hlist *h_next;
};
static struct hlist *hashtable[129]; /* an array of ptr's to these lists,
* the index in the array is the
* result of hashing
*/
static unsigned
hash(string) char *string; {
register char *p;
register unsigned i,sum;
if (strcmp(string,"ANY") == 0) return 128;
for (sum=i=0,p=string;*p;i += 3)
sum += (*p++)<<(i&03);
return sum % 128;
}
addtohashtable(s,n) char *s; {
/*
* Add a new pattern number to the hashtable.
* s is the key, n the pattern number
*/
unsigned hval;
register struct hlist *p;
hval = hash(s);
p = (struct hlist *) malloc(sizeof *p);
p->h_patno = n;
/*
* Now insert in front of the list
* This way, the list will be sorted from high to low, which is the
* wrong way around, but easy
*/
p->h_next = hashtable[hval];
hashtable[hval] = p;
}
static
prhlist(p) struct hlist *p; {
/*
* Print a list in reversed order (see comment above)
*/
if (p) {
prhlist(p->h_next);
fprintf(genc,"%d, ",p->h_patno - 1);
}
}
printhashtable() {
/*
* Print the linear lists, and also output an array of
* pointers to them
*/
register i;
register struct hlist *p;
for (i = 1; i <= 128; i++) {
fprintf(genc,"int hash%d[] = { ",i);
prhlist(hashtable[i-1]);
fputs("-1};\n",genc);
}
fputs("int hashany[] = { ", genc);
prhlist(hashtable[128]);
fputs("-1 };\n",genc);
fputs("int *hashtab[] = {\n",genc);
for (i = 1; i <= 128; i++) fprintf(genc,"\thash%d,\n",i);
fputs("\thashany\n};\n",genc);
}