#pragma once typedef struct _HASH_NODE { // hash structural links struct _HASH_NODE *pUpLink; // up level link to the "parent" node LIST_ENTRY lstHoriz; // horizontal links to "brother" nodes LIST_ENTRY lstDown; // down level links to "child" nodes // hash node data LPWSTR wszKey; // partial key info LPVOID pObject; // pointer to data opaque object } HASH_NODE, *PHASH_NODE; typedef struct _HASH { BOOL bValid; // boolean telling whether the HASH is a valid object CRITICAL_SECTION csMutex; PHASH_NODE pRoot; } HASH, *PHASH; //--------- Private calls ------------------------------------------------ // Matches the keys one against the other. UINT // [RET] number of matching chars HshPrvMatchKeys( LPWSTR wszKey1, // [IN] key 1 LPWSTR wszKey2); // [IN] key 2 // deletes all the pHash tree - doesn't touch the pObjects from within // (if any) VOID HshDestructor( PHASH_NODE pHash); // [IN] hash tree to delete //--------- Public calls ------------------------------------------------- // // Initializes a HASH structure DWORD HshInitialize(PHASH pHash); // Cleans all resources referenced by a HASH structures VOID HshDestroy(PHASH pHash); // Inserts an opaque object into the cache. The object is keyed on a wstring // The call could alter the structure of the hash, hence it returns the reference // to the updated hash. DWORD // [RET] win32 error code HshInsertObjectRef( PHASH_NODE pHash, // [IN] hash to operate on LPWSTR wszKey, // [IN] key of the object to insert LPVOID pObject, // [IN] object itself to insert in the cache PHASH_NODE *ppOutHash); // [OUT] pointer to the updated hash // Retrieves an object from the hash. The hash structure is not touched in // any manner. DWORD // [RET] win32 error code HshQueryObjectRef( PHASH_NODE pHash, // [IN] hash to operate on LPWSTR wszKey, // [IN] key of the object to retrieve PHASH_NODE *ppHashNode); // [OUT] hash node referencing the queried object // Removes the object referenced by the pHash node. This could lead to one or // more hash node removals (if a leaf node on an isolated branch) but it could // also let the hash node untouched (i.e. internal node). // It is the caller's responsibility to clean up the object pointed by ppObject DWORD // [RET] win32 error code HshRemoveObjectRef( PHASH_NODE pHash, // [IN] hash to operate on PHASH_NODE pRemoveNode, // [IN] hash node to clear the reference to pObject LPVOID *ppObject, // [OUT] pointer to the object whose reference has been cleared PHASH_NODE *ppOutHash); // [OUT] pointer to the updated hash