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#include "vx/graph.h"

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Macros
#define	VX_LIST(name, type) VX_GRAPH(name, 1, type)
	Define the list.

#define	vx_list_foreach(type, i, listp) vx_graph_foredge (type, i, listp, 0)
	Traverse a list.

#define	vx_list_ins(list, ...) VX__LIST_INS((list), __VA_ARGS__, 0, )
	Insert, at a given position, an entry into a list.

#define	vx_list_rem(...) VX__LIST_REM(__VA_ARGS__, 0, )
	Remove, at a given position, an entry from a list.

Detailed Description

Singly linked list.

This header file provides data types, functions and macros that define and operate on singly linked lists.

Macro Definition Documentation

◆ VX_LIST

#define VX_LIST	(	name,
		type
	)	VX_GRAPH(name, 1, type)

Define the list.

Parameters

[in]	name	The name of the type used for the list.
[in]	type	The type of the data held by name.

This macro will define a compound type (must be struct or union) name, a type for a list entry that holds the data of the type type.

◆ vx_list_foreach

#define vx_list_foreach	(	type,
		i,
		listp
	)	vx_graph_foredge (type, i, listp, 0)

Traverse a list.

Traverse the list of type type referenced by listp in the forward direcion, assigning every entry in turn to i.

◆ vx_list_ins

#define vx_list_ins	(	list,
		...
	)	VX__LIST_INS((list), __VA_ARGS__, 0, )

Insert, at a given position, an entry into a list.

A call vx_list_ins(list, entry, pos) will insert the entry into the list at the pos. To insert at the head use 0 for the pos and to insert at the tail use -1 for the pos. The argument pos is optional and by default it equals 0.

◆ vx_list_rem

#define vx_list_rem ( ... ) VX__LIST_REM(__VA_ARGS__, 0, )

Remove, at a given position, an entry from a list.

A call vx_list_rem(listp, pos) will remove an entry from the listp at the pos and will return the removed entry. To remove from the head use 0 for the pos and to remove from the tail use -1 for the pos. The argument pos is optional and by default it equals 0.