Red-Black Trees

The red-black tree container provides data structures and directives to manage user-defined data structures in red-black trees. More...

Macros
#define	RTEMS_RBTREE_INITIALIZER_EMPTY(name)    RBTREE_INITIALIZER_EMPTY(name)
	RBTree initializer for an empty rbtree with designator name.
#define	RTEMS_RBTREE_DEFINE_EMPTY(name)    RBTREE_DEFINE_EMPTY(name)
	RBTree definition for an empty rbtree with designator name.

Typedefs
typedef RBTree_Node	rtems_rbtree_node
typedef RBTree_Control	rtems_rbtree_control
typedef long	rtems_rbtree_compare_result
	Integer type for compare results. More...
typedef rtems_rbtree_compare_result(*	rtems_rbtree_compare) (const RBTree_Node *first, const RBTree_Node *second)
	Compares two red-black tree nodes. More...

Functions
void	rtems_rbtree_initialize (rtems_rbtree_control *the_rbtree, rtems_rbtree_compare compare, void *starting_address, size_t number_nodes, size_t node_size, bool is_unique)
	Initialize a RBTree header. More...
rtems_rbtree_node *	rtems_rbtree_find (const rtems_rbtree_control *the_rbtree, const rtems_rbtree_node *the_node, rtems_rbtree_compare compare, bool is_unique)
	Tries to find a node for the specified key in the tree. More...
rtems_rbtree_node *	rtems_rbtree_insert (RBTree_Control *the_rbtree, RBTree_Node *the_node, rtems_rbtree_compare compare, bool is_unique)
	Inserts the node into the red-black tree. More...

Detailed Description

The red-black tree container provides data structures and directives to manage user-defined data structures in red-black trees.

The red-black tree container offers no internal protection against concurrent access. The user must ensure that at most one thread at once can access a red-black tree instance.

Typedef Documentation

rtems_rbtree_compare

typedef rtems_rbtree_compare_result(* rtems_rbtree_compare) (const RBTree_Node *first, const RBTree_Node *second)

Compares two red-black tree nodes.

Parameters

[in]	first	The first node.
[in]	second	The second node.

Return values

positive	The key value of the first node is greater than the one of the second node.
0	The key value of the first node is equal to the one of the second node.
negative	The key value of the first node is less than the one of the second node.

rtems_rbtree_compare_result

typedef long rtems_rbtree_compare_result

Integer type for compare results.

The type is large enough to represent pointers and 32-bit signed integers.

See also

rtems_rbtree_compare.

rtems_rbtree_control

rtems_rbtree_control

The rbtree's control anchors the rbtree.

rtems_rbtree_node

rtems_rbtree_node

A node that can be manipulated in the rbtree.

Function Documentation

rtems_rbtree_find()

rtems_rbtree_node * rtems_rbtree_find	(	const rtems_rbtree_control *	the_rbtree,
		const rtems_rbtree_node *	the_node,
		rtems_rbtree_compare	compare,
		bool	is_unique
	)

Tries to find a node for the specified key in the tree.

Parameters

[in]	the_rbtree	The red-black tree control.
[in]	the_node	A node specifying the key.
[in]	compare	The node compare function.
[in]	is_unique	If true, then return the first node with a key equal to the one of the node specified if it exits, else return the last node if it exists.

Return values

node	A node corresponding to the key. If the tree is not unique and contains duplicate keys, the set of duplicate keys acts as FIFO.
NULL	No node exists in the tree for the key.

rtems_rbtree_initialize()

void rtems_rbtree_initialize	(	rtems_rbtree_control *	the_rbtree,
		rtems_rbtree_compare	compare,
		void *	starting_address,
		size_t	number_nodes,
		size_t	node_size,
		bool	is_unique
	)

Initialize a RBTree header.

This routine initializes the_rbtree structure to manage the contiguous array of number_nodes nodes which starts at starting_address. Each node is of node_size bytes.

Parameters

[in]	the_rbtree	is the pointer to rbtree header
[in]	compare	The node compare function.
[in]	starting_address	is the starting address of first node
[in]	number_nodes	is the number of nodes in rbtree
[in]	node_size	is the size of node in bytes
[in]	is_unique	If true, then reject nodes with a duplicate key, else otherwise.

rtems_rbtree_insert()

rtems_rbtree_node * rtems_rbtree_insert	(	RBTree_Control *	the_rbtree,
		RBTree_Node *	the_node,
		rtems_rbtree_compare	compare,
		bool	is_unique
	)

Inserts the node into the red-black tree.

In case the node is already a node of a tree, then this function yields unpredictable results.

Parameters

[in]	the_rbtree	The red-black tree control.
[in]	the_node	The node to insert.
[in]	compare	The node compare function.
[in]	is_unique	If true, then reject nodes with a duplicate key, else insert nodes in FIFO order in case the key value is equal to existing nodes.

Return values

NULL	Successfully inserted.
existing_node	This is a unique insert and there exists a node with an equal key in the tree already.