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#include "tblInt.h"
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Functions | |
static void | SetAdjustedEntry (Tbl_Table_t *table, Tbl_Entry_t *entry, int index, int rownum, int colnum, boolean flag) |
static void | SetEntry (Tbl_Table_t *newTable, Tbl_Entry_t *entry1, Tbl_Entry_t *entry2, int rownum, int colnum, int index, boolean flag) |
Tbl_Table_t * | Tbl_TableCollapse (Tbl_Table_t *table1, Tbl_Table_t *table2, int index) |
Tbl_Table_t * | Tbl_TableInvertBinaryInputColumn (Tbl_Table_t *table, int index) |
boolean | TblTableDeleteLastRow (Tbl_Table_t *table) |
Variables | |
static char rcsid[] | UNUSED = "$Id: tblSweep.c,v 1.12 2009/04/11 18:26:45 fabio Exp $" |
static void SetAdjustedEntry | ( | Tbl_Table_t * | table, |
Tbl_Entry_t * | entry, | ||
int | index, | ||
int | rownum, | ||
int | colnum, | ||
boolean | flag | ||
) | [static] |
AutomaticStart
Function********************************************************************
Synopsis [Set entry correctly]
Description [optional]
SideEffects [required]
SeeAlso [optional]
Definition at line 409 of file tblSweep.c.
{ Tbl_Entry_t *newEntry; if (flag ==0) { if (colnum < index) { /* should free if necessary */ newEntry = Tbl_TableReadEntry(table,rownum,colnum,0); if (newEntry==NIL(Tbl_Entry_t)) { Tbl_TableSetEntry(table,entry,rownum,colnum,0); } else { Tbl_EntryFree(entry); } } else if (colnum > index) { /* should free if necessary */ newEntry = Tbl_TableReadEntry(table,rownum,colnum-1,0); if (newEntry==NIL(Tbl_Entry_t)) { Tbl_TableSetEntry(table,entry,rownum,colnum-1,0); } else { Tbl_EntryFree(entry); } } else { Tbl_EntryFree(entry); } } else { newEntry = Tbl_TableReadEntry(table,rownum,colnum,1); if (newEntry== NIL(Tbl_Entry_t)) { Tbl_TableSetEntry(table,entry,rownum,colnum,1); } else { Tbl_EntryFree(newEntry); Tbl_TableSetEntry(table,entry,rownum,colnum,1); } } }
static void SetEntry | ( | Tbl_Table_t * | newTable, |
Tbl_Entry_t * | entry1, | ||
Tbl_Entry_t * | entry2, | ||
int | rownum, | ||
int | colnum, | ||
int | index, | ||
boolean | flag | ||
) | [static] |
Function********************************************************************
Synopsis [Set entry correctly]
Description [optional]
SideEffects [required]
SeeAlso [optional]
Definition at line 469 of file tblSweep.c.
{ int varcolnum; Tbl_Entry_t *newEntry; if (entry1->type == Tbl_EntryNormal_c) { SetAdjustedEntry(newTable,Tbl_EntryDup(entry1),index,rownum,colnum, flag); } else { /* its of type equal */ varcolnum = Tbl_EntryReadVarIndex(entry1); if (varcolnum < index) { SetAdjustedEntry(newTable,Tbl_EntryDup(entry1),index,rownum,colnum, flag); } else { if (varcolnum > index) { newEntry = Tbl_EntryDup(entry1); Tbl_EntrySetEqual(newEntry,varcolnum-1); SetAdjustedEntry(newTable,newEntry,index,rownum,colnum,flag); } else { SetAdjustedEntry(newTable,Tbl_EntryDup(entry2),index,rownum,colnum, flag); } } } }
Tbl_Table_t* Tbl_TableCollapse | ( | Tbl_Table_t * | table1, |
Tbl_Table_t * | table2, | ||
int | index | ||
) |
AutomaticEnd Function********************************************************************
Synopsis [return the result of collapsing table2 into table1]
Description [Given two Tbl_Table_t table1 and table2, this function will collapse table2 into the table1. It will remove the column corresponding to the var associated with the first table. Currently, the second table must a constant table. This function checks every row to confirm that the entry corresponding to the variable of table2 does indeed take the constant value. If this condition is satisfied it copies the entire row (minus the column corresponding to the constant variable) into a new resultant table. This condition can be easily checked if the corresponding entry is of type Tbl_EntryNormal_c, using Tbl_EntryTestIntersectEntry. Otherwise its an involved process that entails tracing the entire sequence of equal entries until we encounter a Tbl_EntryNormal_c entry.]
SideEffects [required]
SeeAlso [optional]
Definition at line 79 of file tblSweep.c.
{ int rownum, realRowNum, colnum,eqcolnum,count,check; Var_Variable_t *var; Tbl_Table_t *newTable; Tbl_Entry_t *entry1, *entry2; Tbl_Entry_t *testEntry; if (Tbl_TableReadNumOutputs(table2)==1){ newTable = Tbl_TableAlloc(); if (Tbl_TableReadNumRows(table2) !=0) { entry2 = Tbl_TableReadEntry(table2,0,0,1); } else { entry2 = Tbl_TableDefaultReadEntry(table2,0); } /* add every input column except collapsing input */ for(colnum=0;colnum < Tbl_TableReadNumInputs(table1); colnum++) { if (colnum != index) { var = Tbl_TableReadIndexVar(table1,colnum,0); Tbl_TableAddColumn(newTable,var,0); } } for(colnum=0;colnum < Tbl_TableReadNumOutputs(table1); colnum++) { var = Tbl_TableReadIndexVar(table1,colnum,1); Tbl_TableAddColumn(newTable,var,1); } /* (void) Tbl_TableAddRow(newTable); */ realRowNum =0; eqcolnum = index; /* row by row, check if var has given constant value */ for(rownum=0; rownum< Tbl_TableReadNumRows(table1); rownum++) { testEntry = Tbl_TableReadEntry(table1,rownum,index,0); assert(entry2->type == Tbl_EntryNormal_c); /* input column by column */ if (testEntry->type == Tbl_EntryNormal_c){ if (Tbl_EntryTestIntersectEntry(testEntry,entry2)){ (void) Tbl_TableAddRow(newTable); for(colnum=0;colnum < Tbl_TableReadNumInputs(table1); colnum++) { entry1= Tbl_TableReadEntry(table1,rownum,colnum,0); SetEntry(newTable,entry1,entry2,realRowNum,colnum,index,0); } /* do outputs */ for(colnum=0;colnum < Tbl_TableReadNumOutputs(table1); colnum++) { entry1= Tbl_TableReadEntry(table1,rownum,colnum,1); SetEntry(newTable,entry1,entry2,realRowNum,colnum,index,1); } realRowNum++; } } else if (testEntry->type == Tbl_EntryEqual_c){ count = 0; check = 0; while(count<= Tbl_TableReadNumInputs(table1)){ /* Find out the column the entry equal to * and set that column entry to constant value if * its is of type Equal. This gets propagated by the while count * loop until you find a non-equal entry, and then it checks * for an intersection. If no intersection, then it * nullifies the row. Alas, there was no easier way */ if (testEntry->type == Tbl_EntryNormal_c){ if (Tbl_EntryTestIntersectEntry(testEntry,entry2)){ check = 1; } count = Tbl_TableReadNumInputs(table1)+1; } else { eqcolnum = Tbl_EntryReadVarIndex(testEntry); testEntry = Tbl_TableReadEntry(table1,rownum,eqcolnum,0); } if (count == Tbl_TableReadNumInputs(table1)){ check = 1; } count ++; } if (check == 1) { (void) Tbl_TableAddRow(newTable); count = 0; eqcolnum = index; testEntry = Tbl_TableReadEntry(table1,rownum,index,0); while(count<= Tbl_TableReadNumInputs(table1)){ if (testEntry->type == Tbl_EntryNormal_c){ SetEntry(newTable,entry2,entry2,realRowNum,eqcolnum,index,0); count = Tbl_TableReadNumInputs(table1)+1 ; } else { eqcolnum = Tbl_EntryReadVarIndex(testEntry); testEntry = Tbl_TableReadEntry(table1,rownum,eqcolnum,0); count ++; } } /* end of while */ /* fill in zero entries */ for(colnum=0;colnum < Tbl_TableReadNumInputs(table1); colnum++) { entry1= Tbl_TableReadEntry(table1,rownum,colnum,0); SetAdjustedEntry(newTable,Tbl_EntryDup(entry1),index,rownum,colnum,0); } /* do outputs */ for(colnum=0;colnum < Tbl_TableReadNumOutputs(table1); colnum++) { entry1= Tbl_TableReadEntry(table1,rownum,colnum,1); SetEntry(newTable,entry1,entry2,realRowNum,colnum,index,1); } } realRowNum++; } } Tbl_TableForEachDefaultEntry(table1,entry1,colnum) { entry2 = NIL(Tbl_Entry_t); if (entry1 != NIL(Tbl_Entry_t)) { if (entry1->type != Tbl_EntryEqual_c) { entry2 = Tbl_EntryDup(entry1); } else{ eqcolnum = Tbl_EntryReadVarIndex(entry1); if ( eqcolnum < index) { entry2 = Tbl_EntryDup(entry1); } else { if ( eqcolnum > index) { entry2 = Tbl_EntryDup(entry1); Tbl_EntrySetEqual(entry2, eqcolnum -1); } else { entry2 = Tbl_EntryDup(Tbl_TableReadEntry(table2,0,0,1)); } } } } (void) Tbl_TableDefaultSetEntry(newTable,entry2,colnum); } return newTable; } else { fail("The table is not constant\n"); return NIL(Tbl_Table_t); /* not reached */ } }
Tbl_Table_t* Tbl_TableInvertBinaryInputColumn | ( | Tbl_Table_t * | table, |
int | index | ||
) |
Function********************************************************************
Synopsis [Inverts a binary input column in a table.]
Description [Inverts a binary input column in a table. It has no effect if the variable associated to the given index is not binary or is symbolic. In some uncommon cases that are tricky to handle, it goves up ad returns a NULL pointer. Otherwise it returns a modified table.]
SideEffects [none]
SeeAlso [Tbl_TableIsInverter]
Definition at line 245 of file tblSweep.c.
{ int rowNum, colNum; Tbl_Entry_t *entry; Tbl_Table_t *newTable; Var_Variable_t *var; var = Tbl_TableReadIndexVar(table, index, 0); if (Var_VariableReadNumValues(var) != 2 || Var_VariableTestIsSymbolic(var)) return NIL(Tbl_Table_t); /* Check default entries. We give up if any variable points to the column * to be complemented, because it's a rare case and it does not seem worth * the effort. */ Tbl_TableForEachDefaultEntry(table, entry, colNum) { if (entry != NIL(Tbl_Entry_t) && Tbl_EntryIsEqual(entry)) { int eqColNum = Tbl_EntryReadVarIndex(entry); if (eqColNum == index) { return NIL(Tbl_Table_t); } } } newTable = Tbl_TableHardDup(table); Tbl_TableForEachInputVar(table, colNum, var) { Tbl_TableSetVar(newTable, colNum, var, 0); } Tbl_TableForEachOutputVar(table, colNum, var) { Tbl_TableSetVar(newTable, colNum, var, 1); } /* Get rid of equal entries in the output part that point to the * column to be negated. We do not currently deal with equal * entries in the input part. If we find one, we give up. */ Tbl_TableForEachOutputEntry(newTable, rowNum, colNum, entry) { if (Tbl_EntryIsEqual(entry)) { int eqColNum = Tbl_EntryReadVarIndex(entry); if (eqColNum == index) { Tbl_Entry_t *eqEntry = Tbl_TableReadEntry(newTable, rowNum, index, 0); if (Tbl_EntryIsEqual(eqEntry) || Tbl_EntryReadNumValues(eqEntry) == 0) { /* Tricky case: we give up. */ Tbl_TableFree(newTable); return NIL(Tbl_Table_t); } else if (Tbl_EntryReadNumValues(eqEntry) == 1) { /* Downgrade the equality to a constant value. */ Tbl_Entry_t *entry2 = Tbl_EntryDup(eqEntry); Tbl_TableSetEntry(newTable, entry2, rowNum, colNum, 1); } else { int i, j; Tbl_Entry_t *entry2; i = Tbl_TableAddRow(newTable); Tbl_RowForEachInputEntry(newTable, rowNum, entry2, j) { if (j == index) { Tbl_Entry_t *entry3 = Tbl_EntryAlloc(Tbl_EntryNormal_c); Tbl_Entry_t *entry4 = Tbl_EntryAlloc(Tbl_EntryNormal_c); Tbl_EntrySetValue(entry3, 0, 0); Tbl_EntrySetValue(entry4, 1, 1); Tbl_TableSetEntry(newTable, entry3, rowNum, j, 0); Tbl_TableSetEntry(newTable, entry4, i, j, 0); } else { Tbl_TableSetEntry(newTable, Tbl_EntryDup(entry2), i, j, 0); } } Tbl_RowForEachOutputEntry(newTable, rowNum, entry2, j) { if (Tbl_EntryIsEqual(entry2) && Tbl_EntryReadVarIndex(entry) == index) { Tbl_Entry_t *entry3 = Tbl_EntryAlloc(Tbl_EntryNormal_c); Tbl_Entry_t *entry4 = Tbl_EntryAlloc(Tbl_EntryNormal_c); Tbl_EntrySetValue(entry3, 0, 0); Tbl_EntrySetValue(entry4, 1, 1); Tbl_TableSetEntry(newTable, entry3, rowNum, j, 1); Tbl_TableSetEntry(newTable, entry4, i, j, 1); } else { Tbl_TableSetEntry(newTable, Tbl_EntryDup(entry2), i, j, 1); } } continue; } } } } Tbl_TableForEachInputEntry(newTable, rowNum, colNum, entry) { if (Tbl_EntryIsEqual(entry)) { if (colNum == index) { Tbl_TableFree(newTable); return NIL(Tbl_Table_t); } else { int eqColNum = Tbl_EntryReadVarIndex(entry); if (eqColNum == index) { Tbl_TableFree(newTable); return NIL(Tbl_Table_t); } } } else if (colNum == index) { if (Tbl_EntryReadNumValues(entry) == 1) { Tbl_EntryComplement(entry, 0, 1); } } } return newTable; } /* Tbl_TableInvertBinaryInputColumn */
boolean TblTableDeleteLastRow | ( | Tbl_Table_t * | table | ) |
Function********************************************************************
Synopsis [Remove last row from table]
Description [optional]
SideEffects [required]
SeeAlso [optional]
Definition at line 375 of file tblSweep.c.
{ array_t *dataArray; Tbl_Row_t *row; int rowNum; dataArray = array_dup(TblTableReadData(table)); array_free(TblTableReadData(table)); TblTableReadData(table)= array_alloc(Tbl_Row_t*,0); for(rowNum=0; rowNum < (array_n(dataArray)-1); rowNum++) { row = array_fetch(Tbl_Row_t*,dataArray,rowNum); array_insert_last(Tbl_Row_t*,TblTableReadData(table),row); } return TRUE; }
char rcsid [] UNUSED = "$Id: tblSweep.c,v 1.12 2009/04/11 18:26:45 fabio Exp $" [static] |
CFile***********************************************************************
FileName [ tblSweep.c ]
PackageName [ tbl ]
Synopsis [Functions to support network sweeping.]
SeeAlso [ tbl.h, tblEntryUtil.c ]
Author [ Gitanjali M. Swamy ]
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Definition at line 35 of file tblSweep.c.