VS2005 reports the following build failure:
BaseOrderedCollectionRedBlackTreeLib.c(151) : warning C4244:
'return' : conversion from 'int' to 'BOOLEAN', possible loss of data
BaseOrderedCollectionRedBlackTreeLib.c(840) : warning C4244:
'return' : conversion from 'int' to 'BOOLEAN', possible loss of data
This is incorrect. The ISO C standard guarantees that the expressions in
question can only return values 0 and 1, both of which can be represented
by BOOLEAN (== UINT8, == unsigned char).
Silence the incorrect warnings with explicit casts to BOOLEAN.
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Gcc-4.4 reports the following build failure:
BaseOrderedCollectionRedBlackTreeLib.c:
In function 'OrderedCollectionInsert':
BaseOrderedCollectionRedBlackTreeLib.c:586:
error: 'Result' may be used uninitialized in this function
This is incorrect. There are two areas of use of Result to consider:
- In the very first while loop. The warning is likely not about this code
area, because Result is assigned directly before use.
- The last use of Result in the function. The build warning / error is
incorrect. For Result to be uninitialized at that point, the very first
while loop must not have been entered at all (because that loop assigns
a value to Result). However, if that loop is never entered, then Parent
is still NULL. And Parent==NULL implies that the use of Result is never
reached, because we jump to the Done label just before it.
Assign an irrelevant value of 0 to Result at the beginning of the function
in order to silence the incorrect warning.
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edk2 should have a fast and easy-to-use associative array (a dictionary)
type.
Red-black trees have O(log(n)) worst case time complexity for lookup,
insertion, and deletion (where n is the number of nodes in the tree). They
support minimum and maximum lookup with the same time complexity, hence
red-black trees double as priority queues as well.
Given an iterator to a red-black tree node, getting the next or previous
node (which corresponds to the ordered successor or the predecessor,
respectively, according to the user-defined ordering) is O(log(n)) as
well.
The code reflects the Binary Search Trees and Red-Black Trees chapters of
Introduction to Algorithms, by Cormen, Leiserson, Rivest. One point where
the implementation diverges is the first phase of the Delete() operation.
During that phase, the book's algorithm copies the key and other business
*contents* of the successor node (in case the successor node is affected),
and releases the successor node (instead of the node that the user
requested to delete).
While semantically correct, this would break the above iterator validity
guarantee. This implementation replaces the copying of business contents
between nodes with suitable relinking of nodes, so that all iterators
(except the one whose deletion is being requested) remain valid.
I had written this code originally in approx. 2002. I personally own the
copyright of that version and am hereby relicensing it to Red Hat, under
the BSDL. I had used the original code in a few personal projects since,
for example in the lbzip2-0.x parallel (de)compressor, and now I've ported
the library to edk2. Both during the original implementation and now
during the porting I verified all the cases and their proofs as rigorously
as I could, on paper. (NB, I couldn't find any errors in the 2002 code
now.)
During the porting to edk2, I documented all those cases in code comments
as well (at least half of the source is documentation). These comments are
not blind copies of diagrams from the Algorithms book, nor are they copies
from my original code -- I've done them all fresh now, and I've only
matched the results against the book. Reviewers are invited to sit down
with a pen, some paper, the book, and the code.
The Validate() function verifies the internal red-black properties of the
tree. This function helps with unit testing, and is only invoked when
requested with the PcdValidateOrderedCollection feature flag.
A note about diagrams: edges represented by backslash (\) characters are
often written as "\_", ie. with a following underscore. This is because
line-trailing backslashes are processed very early in compilation (in
translation phase 2), "splicing physical source lines to form logical
source lines". Since the edk2 coding style requires "//" comments for such
documentation, a trailing backslash would splice the next physical line
into the "scope" of the comment. To prevent this, trailing backslashes are
defanged by appending underscores, which should be visually bearable.
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This library class provides a set of APIs to manage an ordered collection
of items:
- Init(),
- UnInit(),
- Insert(),
- Delete(),
- IsEmpty(),
- Next(),
- Prev(),
- Min(),
- Max(),
- Find(),
- UserStruct().
There are many ways to implement an ordered collection. Depending on the
frequency of the different actions, different internal implementations may
have different performance, memory overhead, or code size.
Developers can select the library instance for a platform or module in
their DSC files that meets the needs of that platform or module.
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The overlap may happen when the address of Destination in
UnicodeStrToAsciiStr() or Source in AsciiStrToUnicodeStr()
is not two bytes aligned.
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2. PeiCore will call this API to migrate the PEI Services Table pointer from temporary RAM to permanent RAM.
Signed-off-by: Gao, Liming <liming.gao@intel.com>
Reviewed-by: Kinney, Michael D <michael.d.kinney@intel.com>
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This adds PCI Express extended capabilities structures. These structures are required for enhancements to the shell.
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Signed-off-by: Jaben Carsey <jaben.carsey@intel.com>
Reviewed-by: Ruiyu Ni <ruiyu.ni@intel.com>
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Let the comments to be aligned with code behavior for LibPcdSetX APIs.
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Reviewed by: Liming Gao <liming.gao@intel.com>
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Laszlo Ersek
lhauch
Kinney, Michael D
Gao, Liming
Elvin Li
Qiu Shumin
jyao1
Star Zeng
Harry Liebel
Eric Dong
Ruiyu Ni
Fu Siyuan
Tian, Feng
Ari Zigler
Tian, Hot
Ruiyu Ni
Jaben Carsey
Yi Li