Java example source code file (hprof_stack.c)

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The hprof_stack.c Java example source code

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/*
 * This source code is provided to illustrate the usage of a given feature
 * or technique and has been deliberately simplified. Additional steps
 * required for a production-quality application, such as security checks,
 * input validation and proper error handling, might not be present in
 * this sample code.
 */


/* Simple stack storage mechanism (or simple List). */

/*
 * Stack is any depth (grows as it needs to), elements are arbitrary
 *   length but known at stack init time.
 *
 * Stack elements can be accessed via pointers (be careful, if stack
 *   moved while you point into stack you have problems)
 *
 * Pointers to stack elements passed in are copied.
 *
 * Since the stack can be inspected, it can be used for more than just
 *    a simple stack.
 *
 */

#include "hprof.h"

static void
resize(Stack *stack)
{
    void  *old_elements;
    void  *new_elements;
    int    old_size;
    int    new_size;

    HPROF_ASSERT(stack!=NULL);
    HPROF_ASSERT(stack->elements!=NULL);
    HPROF_ASSERT(stack->size>0);
    HPROF_ASSERT(stack->elem_size>0);
    HPROF_ASSERT(stack->incr_size>0);
    old_size     = stack->size;
    old_elements = stack->elements;
    if ( (stack->resizes % 10) && stack->incr_size < (old_size >> 2) ) {
        stack->incr_size = old_size >> 2; /* 1/4 the old_size */
    }
    new_size = old_size + stack->incr_size;
    new_elements = HPROF_MALLOC(new_size*stack->elem_size);
    (void)memcpy(new_elements, old_elements, old_size*stack->elem_size);
    stack->size     = new_size;
    stack->elements = new_elements;
    HPROF_FREE(old_elements);
    stack->resizes++;
}

Stack *
stack_init(int init_size, int incr_size, int elem_size)
{
    Stack *stack;
    void  *elements;

    HPROF_ASSERT(init_size>0);
    HPROF_ASSERT(elem_size>0);
    HPROF_ASSERT(incr_size>0);
    stack            = (Stack*)HPROF_MALLOC((int)sizeof(Stack));
    elements         = HPROF_MALLOC(init_size*elem_size);
    stack->size      = init_size;
    stack->incr_size = incr_size;
    stack->elem_size = elem_size;
    stack->count       = 0;
    stack->elements  = elements;
    stack->resizes   = 0;
    return stack;
}

void *
stack_element(Stack *stack, int i)
{
    HPROF_ASSERT(stack!=NULL);
    HPROF_ASSERT(stack->elements!=NULL);
    HPROF_ASSERT(stack->count>i);
    HPROF_ASSERT(i>=0);
    return (void*)(((char*)stack->elements) + i * stack->elem_size);
}

void *
stack_top(Stack *stack)
{
    void *element;

    HPROF_ASSERT(stack!=NULL);
    element = NULL;
    if ( stack->count > 0 ) {
        element = stack_element(stack, (stack->count-1));
    }
    return element;
}

int
stack_depth(Stack *stack)
{
    HPROF_ASSERT(stack!=NULL);
    return stack->count;
}

void *
stack_pop(Stack *stack)
{
    void *element;

    element = stack_top(stack);
    if ( element != NULL ) {
        stack->count--;
    }
    return element;
}

void
stack_push(Stack *stack, void *element)
{
    void *top_element;

    HPROF_ASSERT(stack!=NULL);
    if ( stack->count >= stack->size ) {
        resize(stack);
    }
    stack->count++;
    top_element = stack_top(stack);
    (void)memcpy(top_element, element, stack->elem_size);
}

void
stack_term(Stack *stack)
{
    HPROF_ASSERT(stack!=NULL);
    if ( stack->elements != NULL ) {
        HPROF_FREE(stack->elements);
    }
    HPROF_FREE(stack);
}