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/*

 * Copyright (C) 2006 Jakub Jermar

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 *

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/*

 * This implementation of FIFO stores values in an array

 * (static or dynamic). As such, these FIFOs have upper bound

 * on number of values they can store. Push and pop operations

 * are done via accessing the array through head and tail indices.

 * Because of better operation ordering in fifo_pop(), the access

 * policy for these two indices is to 'increment (mod size of FIFO)

 * and use'.

 */

#ifndef __FIFO_H__

#define __FIFO_H__

#include <typedefs.h>

#include <mm/slab.h>

/** Create and initialize static FIFO.

 *

 * FIFO is allocated statically.

 * This macro is suitable for creating smaller FIFOs.

 *

 * @param name Name of FIFO.

 * @param t Type of values stored in FIFO.

 * @param itms Number of items that can be stored in FIFO.

 */

#define FIFO_INITIALIZE_STATIC(name, t, itms)       \

    struct {                    \

        t fifo[(itms)];             \

        count_t items;              \

        index_t head;               \

        index_t tail;               \

    } name = {                  \

        .items = (itms),            \

        .head = 0,              \

        .tail = 0               \

    }

/** Create and prepare dynamic FIFO.

 *

 * FIFO is allocated dynamically.

 * This macro is suitable for creating larger FIFOs.

 *

 * @param name Name of FIFO.

 * @param t Type of values stored in FIFO.

 * @param itms Number of items that can be stored in FIFO.

 */

#define FIFO_INITIALIZE_DYNAMIC(name, t, itms)      \

    struct {                    \

        t *fifo;                \

        count_t items;              \

        index_t head;               \

        index_t tail;               \

    } name = {                  \

        .fifo = NULL,               \

        .items = (itms),            \

        .head = 0,              \

        .tail = 0               \

    }

/** Pop value from head of FIFO.

 *

 * @param name FIFO name.

 *

 * @return Leading value in FIFO.

 */

#define fifo_pop(name) \

    name.fifo[name.head = (name.head + 1) < name.items ? (name.head + 1) : 0]

/** Push value to tail of FIFO.

 *

 * @param name FIFO name.

 * @param value Value to be appended to FIFO.

 *

 */

#define fifo_push(name, value) \

    name.fifo[name.tail = (name.tail + 1) < name.items ? (name.tail + 1) : 0] = (value) 

/** Allocate memory for dynamic FIFO.

 *

 * @param name FIFO name.

 */

#define fifo_create(name) \

    name.fifo = malloc(sizeof(*name.fifo) * name.items, 0)

#endif