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/*++
Copyright (c) 1996 Microsoft Corporation
Module Name :
hashtab.hxx
Abstract:
Declares a stand alone multiple use hash table.
Author:
Murali R. Krishnan ( MuraliK ) 02-Oct-1996
Environment:
Win32 - User Mode
Project:
Internet Server DLL
Revision History:
--*/
# ifndef _HASHTAB_HXX_
# define _HASHTAB_HXX_
/************************************************************
* Include Headers
************************************************************/
# include <windows.h>
# if !defined(dllexp)
# define dllexp __declspec( dllexport)
# endif
/************************************************************
* Type Definitions
************************************************************/
/*++
HT_ELEMENT
o base class for hashable elements.
All the hash table elements should be derived from this base object
and should define the abstract virtual functions.
The data that the hash table elements should maintain include:
the key for hashing (LPCSTR), key length,
reference count -- usually a LONG value
+ any additional data specific to the object.
--*/
class dllexp HT_ELEMENT {
public:
virtual ~HT_ELEMENT( VOID) {}
virtual LPCSTR QueryKey(VOID) const = 0;
virtual DWORD QueryKeyLen(VOID) const = 0;
virtual LONG Reference( VOID) = 0;
virtual LONG Dereference( VOID) = 0;
virtual BOOL IsMatch( IN LPCSTR pszKey, IN DWORD cchKey) const = 0;
virtual VOID Print( VOID) const = 0;
}; // class HT_ELEMENT()
// forward declaration
class dllexp HASH_TABLE_BUCKET;
/*++
HT_ITERATOR - is used for iterating across the elements stored
in the hash table. The structure contains state information to
control the iteration. The user of the iterator should not
modify any data member here.
--*/
struct HT_ITERATOR {
PVOID nChunkId; // pointer for the bucket chunk
DWORD nBucketNumber;
DWORD nPos;
};
/*++
HASH_TABLE
o reusable hash table object - which contains state information
for each instance of the table.
Only LPCSTR keys are supported. Complex keys are not supported now.
The object is templatable using C++, but not done for now.
--*/
class dllexp HASH_TABLE {
public:
HASH_TABLE( IN DWORD nBuckets,
IN LPCSTR pszIdentifier,
IN DWORD dwHashTableFlags
);
virtual ~HASH_TABLE(VOID) { Cleanup(); }
virtual
DWORD CalculateHash( IN LPCSTR pszKey, IN DWORD cchKey) const;
virtual
DWORD CalculateHash( IN LPCSTR pszKey) const
{ return ( CalculateHash( pszKey, strlen( pszKey))); }
VOID Cleanup( VOID);
BOOL IsValid( VOID) const { return ( NULL != m_prgBuckets); }
HT_ELEMENT * Lookup( IN LPCSTR pszKey, IN DWORD cchKey);
HT_ELEMENT * Lookup( IN LPCSTR pszKey)
{ return ( Lookup( pszKey, strlen(pszKey))); }
BOOL Insert( HT_ELEMENT * phte,
IN BOOL fCheckBeforeInsert = TRUE
);
BOOL Delete( HT_ELEMENT * phte);
DWORD FlushElements(VOID) { return ( ERROR_CALL_NOT_IMPLEMENTED);}
DWORD InitializeIterator( IN HT_ITERATOR * phti);
DWORD FindNextElement( IN HT_ITERATOR * phti,
OUT HT_ELEMENT ** pphte);
DWORD CloseIterator( IN HT_ITERATOR * phti);
VOID Print( IN DWORD level = 0);
private:
DWORD m_nBuckets;
HASH_TABLE_BUCKET * m_prgBuckets;
// Statistics about Hash table usage
DWORD m_nLookups;
DWORD m_nHits;
DWORD m_nInserts;
DWORD m_nEntries;
DWORD m_nFlushes;
// Identification and Control Information
DWORD m_dwFlags;
CHAR m_rgchId[8];
};
typedef HASH_TABLE * PHASH_TABLE;
inline VOID
DerefAndKillElement( IN HT_ELEMENT * phte)
{
// if we are the last user, kill the object.
// if not the last user who does a deref has to kill the object
if ( phte->Dereference() == 0) {
// we are the last user. kill the object
delete phte;
}
} // DerefAndKillElement()
# endif // _HASHTAB_HXX_
/************************ End of File ***********************/