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/*
* udbradtree -- radix tree for binary strings for in udb file.
*
* Copyright (c) 2011, NLnet Labs. See LICENSE for license.
*/
#ifndef UDB_RADTREE_H
#define UDB_RADTREE_H
#include "udb.h"
struct udb_radnode;
/** length of the binary string */
typedef uint16_t udb_radstrlen_t;
/**
* The radix tree
*
* The elements are stored based on binary strings(0-255) of a given length.
* They are sorted, a prefix is sorted before its suffixes.
* If you want to know the key string, you should store it yourself, the
* tree stores it in the parts necessary for lookup.
* For binary strings for domain names see the radname routines.
*
* This is the tree on disk representation. It has _d suffix in the name
* to help delineate disk structures from normal structures.
*/
struct udb_radtree_d {
/** root node in tree, to udb_radnode_d */
struct udb_rel_ptr root;
/** count of number of elements */
uint64_t count;
};
/**
* A radix tree lookup node. It is stored on disk, and the lookup array
* is allocated.
*/
struct udb_radnode_d {
/** data element associated with the binary string up to this node */
struct udb_rel_ptr elem;
/** parent node (NULL for the root), to udb_radnode_d */
struct udb_rel_ptr parent;
/** the array structure, for lookup by [byte-offset]. udb_radarray_d */
struct udb_rel_ptr lookup;
/** index in the parent lookup array */
uint8_t pidx;
/** offset of the lookup array, add to [i] for lookups */
uint8_t offset;
};
/**
* radix select edge in array
* The string for this element is the Nth string in the stringarray.
*/
struct udb_radsel_d {
/** length of the additional string for this edge,
* additional string after the selection-byte for this edge.*/
udb_radstrlen_t len;
/** padding for non64bit compilers to 64bit boundaries, to make
* the udb file more portable, without this the file would work
* on the system it is created on (which is what we promise), but
* with this, you have a chance of it working on other platforms */
uint16_t padding16;
uint32_t padding32;
/** node that deals with byte+str, to udb_radnode_d */
struct udb_rel_ptr node;
};
/**
* Array of radsel elements.
* This is the header, the array is allocated contiguously behind it.
* The strings (often very short) are allocated behind the array.
* All strings are given the same amount of space (str_cap),
* so there is capacity*str_cap bytes at the end.
*/
struct udb_radarray_d {
/** length of the lookup array */
uint16_t len;
/** capacity of the lookup array (can be larger than length) */
uint16_t capacity;
/** space capacity of for every string */
udb_radstrlen_t str_cap;
/** padding to 64bit alignment, just in case compiler goes mad */
uint16_t padding;
/** the elements (allocated contiguously after this structure) */
struct udb_radsel_d array[0];
};
/**
* Create new radix tree on udb storage
* @param udb: the udb to allocate space on.
* @param ptr: ptr to the udbradtree is returned here. Pass uninitialised.
* type is udb_radtree_d.
* @return 0 on alloc failure.
*/
int udb_radix_tree_create(udb_base* udb, udb_ptr* ptr);
/**
* Delete intermediate nodes from radix tree
* @param udb: the udb.
* @param rt: radix tree to be cleared. type udb_radtree_d.
*/
void udb_radix_tree_clear(udb_base* udb, udb_ptr* rt);
/**
* Delete radix tree.
* You must have deleted the elements, this deletes the nodes.
* @param udb: the udb.
* @param rt: radix tree to be deleted. type udb_radtree_d.
*/
void udb_radix_tree_delete(udb_base* udb, udb_ptr* rt);
/**
* Insert element into radix tree.
* @param udb: the udb.
* @param rt: the radix tree, type udb_radtree_d.
* @param key: key string.
* @param len: length of key.
* @param elem: pointer to element data, on the udb store.
* @param result: the inserted node is set to this value. Pass uninitialised.
Not set if the routine fails.
* @return NULL on failure - out of memory.
* NULL on failure - duplicate entry.
* On success the new radix node for this element (udb_radnode_d).
*/
udb_void udb_radix_insert(udb_base* udb, udb_ptr* rt, uint8_t* k,
udb_radstrlen_t len, udb_ptr* elem, udb_ptr* result);
/**
* Delete element from radix tree.
* @param udb: the udb.
* @param rt: the radix tree. type udb_radtree_d
* @param n: radix node for that element. type udb_radnode_d
* if NULL, nothing is deleted.
*/
void udb_radix_delete(udb_base* udb, udb_ptr* rt, udb_ptr* n);
/**
* Find radix element in tree.
* @param rt: the radix tree, type udb_radtree_d.
* @param key: key string.
* @param len: length of key.
* @return the radix node or NULL if not found. type udb_radnode_d
*/
udb_void udb_radix_search(udb_ptr* rt, uint8_t* k,
udb_radstrlen_t len);
/**
* Find radix element in tree, and if not found, find the closest smaller or
* equal element in the tree.
* @param udb: the udb.
* @param rt: the radix tree, type udb_radtree_d.
* @param key: key string.
* @param len: length of key.
* @param result: returns the radix node or closest match (NULL if key is
* smaller than the smallest key in the tree). type udb_radnode_d.
* you can pass an uninitialized ptr, an unlinked or a zeroed one.
* @return true if exact match, false if no match.
*/
int udb_radix_find_less_equal(udb_base* udb, udb_ptr* rt, uint8_t* k,
udb_radstrlen_t len, udb_ptr* result);
/**
* Return the first (smallest) element in the tree.
* @param udb: the udb.
* @param rt: the radix tree, type udb_radtree_d.
* @param p: set to the first node in the tree, or NULL if none.
* type udb_radnode_d.
* pass uninitialised, zero or unlinked udb_ptr.
*/
void udb_radix_first(udb_base* udb, udb_ptr* rt, udb_ptr* p);
/**
* Return the last (largest) element in the tree.
* @param udb: the udb.
* @param rt: the radix tree, type udb_radtree_d.
* @param p: last node or NULL if none, type udb_radnode_d.
* pass uninitialised, zero or unlinked udb_ptr.
*/
void udb_radix_last(udb_base* udb, udb_ptr* rt, udb_ptr* p);
/**
* Return the next element.
* @param udb: the udb.
* @param n: adjusted to the next element, or NULL if none. type udb_radnode_d.
*/
void udb_radix_next(udb_base* udb, udb_ptr* n);
/**
* Return the previous element.
* @param udb: the udb.
* @param n: adjusted to the prev node or NULL if none. type udb_radnode_d.
*/
void udb_radix_prev(udb_base* udb, udb_ptr* n);
/*
* Perform a walk through all elements of the tree.
* node: variable of type struct radnode*.
* tree: pointer to the tree.
* for(udb_radix_first(tree, node); node->data; udb_radix_next(node))
*/
/** for use in udb-walkfunc, walks relptrs in udb_chunk_type_radtree */
void udb_radix_tree_walk_chunk(void* base, void* d, uint64_t s,
udb_walk_relptr_cb* cb, void* arg);
/** for use in udb-walkfunc, walks relptrs in udb_chunk_type_radnode */
void udb_radix_node_walk_chunk(void* base, void* d, uint64_t s,
udb_walk_relptr_cb* cb, void* arg);
/** for use in udb-walkfunc, walks relptrs in udb_chunk_type_radarray */
void udb_radix_array_walk_chunk(void* base, void* d, uint64_t s,
udb_walk_relptr_cb* cb, void* arg);
/** get the memory used by the lookup structure for a radnode */
size_t size_of_lookup_ext(udb_ptr* node);
/** insert radtree element, key is a domain name
* @param udb: udb.
* @param rt: the tree.
* @param dname: domain name in uncompressed wireformat.
* @param dlen: length of k.
* @param elem: element to store
* @param result: the inserted node is set to this value. Pass uninitialised.
Not set if the routine fails.
* @return 0 on failure
*/
udb_void udb_radname_insert(udb_base* udb, udb_ptr* rt, const uint8_t* dname,
size_t dlen, udb_ptr* elem, udb_ptr* result);
/** search for a radname element, key is a domain name.
* @param udb: udb
* @param rt: the tree
* @param dname: domain name in uncompressed wireformat.
* @param dlen: length of k.
* @param result: result ptr to store the node into.
* may be uninitialized.
* @return 0 if not found.
*/
int udb_radname_search(udb_base* udb, udb_ptr* rt, const uint8_t* dname,
size_t dlen, udb_ptr* result);
#define RADNODE(ptr) ((struct udb_radnode_d*)UDB_PTR(ptr))
#define RADTREE(ptr) ((struct udb_radtree_d*)UDB_PTR(ptr))
#endif /* UDB_RADTREE_H */
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