fifo.c

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  Copyright (c) 2001, 2002, 2003 Eliot Dresselhaus

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#include <vppinfra/cache.h>
#include <vppinfra/fifo.h>
#include <vppinfra/error.h>
#include <vppinfra/string.h>

/*
  General first in/first out queues.
  FIFOs can have arbitrary size and type.
  Let T be any type (i.e. char, int, struct foo, etc.).

  A null fifo is initialized:

    T * f = 0;

  For example, typedef struct { int a, b; } T;

  Elements can be added in 3 ways.

    #1 1 element is added:
       T x;
       x.a = 10; x.b = 20;
       fifo_add1 (f, x);

    #2 n elements are added
       T buf[10];
       initialize buf[0] .. buf[9];
       fifo_add (f, buf, 10);

    #3 1 element is added, pointer is returned
       T * x;
       fifo_add2 (f, x);
       x->a = 10;
       x->b = 20;

   Elements are removed 1 at a time:
       T x;
       fifo_sub1 (f, x);

   fifo_free (f) frees fifo.
*/

void *
_clib_fifo_resize (void *v_old, uword n_new_elts, uword elt_bytes)
{
  void *v_new, *end, *head;
  uword n_old_elts, header_bytes;
  uword n_copy_bytes, n_zero_bytes;
  clib_fifo_header_t *f_new, *f_old;

  n_old_elts = clib_fifo_elts (v_old);
  n_new_elts += n_old_elts;
  if (n_new_elts < 32)
    n_new_elts = 32;
  else
    n_new_elts = max_pow2 (n_new_elts);

  header_bytes = vec_header_bytes (sizeof (clib_fifo_header_t));

  v_new = clib_mem_alloc_no_fail (n_new_elts * elt_bytes + header_bytes);
  v_new += header_bytes;

  f_new = clib_fifo_header (v_new);
  f_new->head_index = 0;
  f_new->tail_index = n_old_elts;
  _vec_len (v_new) = n_new_elts;

  /* Copy old -> new. */
  n_copy_bytes = n_old_elts * elt_bytes;
  if (n_copy_bytes > 0)
    {
      f_old = clib_fifo_header (v_old);
      end = v_old + _vec_len (v_old) * elt_bytes;
      head = v_old + f_old->head_index * elt_bytes;

      if (head + n_copy_bytes >= end)
        {
          uword n = end - head;
          clib_memcpy (v_new, head, n);
          clib_memcpy (v_new + n, v_old, n_copy_bytes - n);
        }
      else
        clib_memcpy (v_new, head, n_copy_bytes);
    }

  /* Zero empty space. */
  n_zero_bytes = (n_new_elts - n_old_elts) * elt_bytes;
  memset (v_new + n_copy_bytes, 0, n_zero_bytes);

  clib_fifo_free (v_old);

  return v_new;
}

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