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/*
* Copyright (c) 2004-2007 The Trustees of Indiana University and Indiana
* University Research and Technology
* Corporation. All rights reserved.
* Copyright (c) 2004-2005 The University of Tennessee and The University
* of Tennessee Research Foundation. All rights
* reserved.
* Copyright (c) 2004-2005 High Performance Computing Center Stuttgart,
* University of Stuttgart. All rights reserved.
* Copyright (c) 2004-2005 The Regents of the University of California.
* All rights reserved.
* Copyright (c) 2015-2020 Intel, Inc. All rights reserved.
* Copyright (c) 2015-2016 Research Organization for Information Science
* and Technology (RIST). All rights reserved.
* Copyright (c) 2016 Mellanox Technologies, Inc.
* All rights reserved.
* Copyright (c) 2022 Triad National Security, LLC. All rights reserved.
*
* Copyright (c) 2021-2022 Nanook Consulting. All rights reserved.
* $COPYRIGHT$
*
* Additional copyrights may follow
*
* $HEADER$
*
*/
/** @file
*
* A hash table that may be indexed with either fixed length
* (e.g. uint32_t/uint64_t) or arbitrary size binary key
* values. However, only one key type may be used in a given table
* concurrently.
*/
PMIX_EXPORT ;
;
typedef struct pmix_hash_table_t pmix_hash_table_t;
/**
* Initializes the table size, must be called before using
* the table.
*
* @param table The input hash table (IN).
* @param size The size of the table, which will be rounded up
* (if required) to the next highest power of two (IN).
* @return PMIX error code.
*
*/
PMIX_EXPORT int ;
/* this could be the new init if people wanted a more general API */
PMIX_EXPORT int ;
/**
* Returns the number of elements currently stored in the table.
*
* @param table The input hash table (IN).
* @return The number of elements in the table.
*
*/
static inline size_t
/**
* Remove all elements from the table.
*
* @param table The input hash table (IN).
* @return PMIX return code.
*
*/
PMIX_EXPORT int ;
/**
* Retrieve value via uint32_t key.
*
* @param table The input hash table (IN).
* @param key The input key (IN).
* @param ptr The value associated with the key
* @return integer return code:
* - PMIX_SUCCESS if key was found
* - PMIX_ERR_NOT_FOUND if key was not found
* - PMIX_ERROR other error
*
*/
PMIX_EXPORT int ;
/**
* Set value based on uint32_t key.
*
* @param table The input hash table (IN).
* @param key The input key (IN).
* @param value The value to be associated with the key (IN).
* @return PMIX return code.
*
*/
PMIX_EXPORT int ;
/**
* Remove value based on uint32_t key.
*
* @param table The input hash table (IN).
* @param key The input key (IN).
* @return PMIX return code.
*
*/
PMIX_EXPORT int ;
/**
* Retrieve value via uint64_t key.
*
* @param table The input hash table (IN).
* @param key The input key (IN).
* @param ptr The value associated with the key
* @return integer return code:
* - PMIX_SUCCESS if key was found
* - PMIX_ERR_NOT_FOUND if key was not found
* - PMIX_ERROR other error
*
*/
PMIX_EXPORT int ;
/**
* Set value based on uint64_t key.
*
* @param table The input hash table (IN).
* @param key The input key (IN).
* @param value The value to be associated with the key (IN).
* @return PMIX return code.
*
*/
PMIX_EXPORT int ;
/**
* Remove value based on uint64_t key.
*
* @param table The input hash table (IN).
* @param key The input key (IN).
* @return PMIX return code.
*
*/
PMIX_EXPORT int ;
/**
* Retrieve value via arbitrary length binary key.
*
* @param table The input hash table (IN).
* @param key The input key (IN).
* @param ptr The value associated with the key
* @return integer return code:
* - PMIX_SUCCESS if key was found
* - PMIX_ERR_NOT_FOUND if key was not found
* - PMIX_ERROR other error
*
*/
PMIX_EXPORT int ;
/**
* Set value based on arbitrary length binary key.
*
* @param table The input hash table (IN).
* @param key The input key (IN).
* @param value The value to be associated with the key (IN).
* @return PMIX return code.
*
*/
PMIX_EXPORT int ;
/**
* Remove value based on arbitrary length binary key.
*
* @param table The input hash table (IN).
* @param key The input key (IN).
* @return PMIX return code.
*
*/
PMIX_EXPORT int ;
/** The following functions are only for allowing iterating through
the hash table. The calls return along with a key, a pointer to
the hash node with the current key, so that subsequent calls do
not have to traverse all over again to the key (although it may
just be a simple thing - to go to the array element and then
traverse through the individual list). But lets take out this
inefficiency too. This is similar to having an STL iterator in
functionality */
/**
* Get the first 32 bit key from the hash table, which can be used later to
* get the next key
* @param table The hash table pointer (IN)
* @param key The first key (OUT)
* @param value The value corresponding to this key (OUT)
* @param node The pointer to the hash table internal node which stores
* the key-value pair (this is required for subsequent calls
* to get_next_key) (OUT)
* @return PMIX error code
*
*/
PMIX_EXPORT int ;
/**
* Get the next 32 bit key from the hash table, knowing the current key
* @param table The hash table pointer (IN)
* @param key The key (OUT)
* @param value The value corresponding to this key (OUT)
* @param in_node The node pointer from previous call to either get_first
or get_next (IN)
* @param out_node The pointer to the hash table internal node which stores
* the key-value pair (this is required for subsequent calls
* to get_next_key) (OUT)
* @return PMIX error code
*
*/
PMIX_EXPORT int ;
/**
* Get the first 64 key from the hash table, which can be used later to
* get the next key
* @param table The hash table pointer (IN)
* @param key The first key (OUT)
* @param value The value corresponding to this key (OUT)
* @param node The pointer to the hash table internal node which stores
* the key-value pair (this is required for subsequent calls
* to get_next_key) (OUT)
* @return PMIX error code
*
*/
PMIX_EXPORT int ;
/**
* Get the next 64 bit key from the hash table, knowing the current key
* @param table The hash table pointer (IN)
* @param key The key (OUT)
* @param value The value corresponding to this key (OUT)
* @param in_node The node pointer from previous call to either get_first
or get_next (IN)
* @param out_node The pointer to the hash table internal node which stores
* the key-value pair (this is required for subsequent calls
* to get_next_key) (OUT)
* @return PMIX error code
*
*/
PMIX_EXPORT int ;
/**
* Get the first ptr bit key from the hash table, which can be used later to
* get the next key
* @param table The hash table pointer (IN)
* @param key The first key (OUT)
* @param key_size The first key size (OUT)
* @param value The value corresponding to this key (OUT)
* @param node The pointer to the hash table internal node which stores
* the key-value pair (this is required for subsequent calls
* to get_next_key) (OUT)
* @return PMIX error code
*
*/
PMIX_EXPORT int ;
/**
* Get the next ptr bit key from the hash table, knowing the current key
* @param table The hash table pointer (IN)
* @param key The key (OUT)
* @param key_size The key size (OUT)
* @param value The value corresponding to this key (OUT)
* @param in_node The node pointer from previous call to either get_first
or get_next (IN)
* @param out_node The pointer to the hash table internal node which stores
* the key-value pair (this is required for subsequent calls
* to get_next_key) (OUT)
* @return PMIX error code
*
*/
PMIX_EXPORT int ;
/**
* Returns the size of the opaque pmix_hash_element_t structure. Note that this
* only returns the size of the structure itself and does not capture the size
* of data that are stored within an element.
*/
PMIX_EXPORT size_t
;
/**
* @brief Returns next power-of-two of the given value.
*
* @param value The integer value to return power of 2
*
* @returns The next power of two
*
* WARNING: *NO* error checking is performed. This is meant to be a
* fast inline function.
* Using __builtin_clz (count-leading-zeros) uses 4 cycles instead of 77
* compared to the loop-version (on Intel Nehalem -- with icc-12.1.0 -O2).
*/
static inline int
/**
* Loop over a hash table.
*
* @param[in] key Key for each item
* @param[in] type Type of key (ui32|ui64|ptr)
* @param[in] value Storage for each item
* @param[in] ht Hash table to iterate over
*
* This macro provides a simple way to loop over the items in a pmix_hash_table_t. It
* is not safe to call pmix_hash_table_remove* from within the loop.
*
* Example Usage:
*
* uint64_t key;
* void * value;
* PMIX_HASH_TABLE_FOREACH(key, uint64, value, ht) {
* do_something(key, value);
* }
*/
/* PMIX_HASH_TABLE_H */