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/*
 *  linked_list.h
 *
 *  Created by Matthias Ringwald on 7/13/09.
 */

#ifndef __LINKED_LIST_H
#define __LINKED_LIST_H

#if defined __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif

typedef struct linked_item {
    struct linked_item *next; // <-- next element in list, or NULL
    void *user_data;          // <-- pointer to struct base
} linked_item_t;

typedef linked_item_t * linked_list_t;

typedef struct {
	int advance_on_next;
    linked_item_t * prev;	// points to the item before the current one
    linked_item_t * curr;	// points to the current item (to detect item removal)
} linked_list_iterator_t;


void            linked_item_set_user(linked_item_t *item, void *user_data);        // <-- set user data
void *          linked_item_get_user(linked_item_t *item);                         // <-- get user data
int             linked_list_empty(linked_list_t * list);
void            linked_list_add(linked_list_t * list, linked_item_t *item);        // <-- add item to list as first element
void            linked_list_add_tail(linked_list_t * list, linked_item_t *item);   // <-- add item to list as last element
int             linked_list_remove(linked_list_t * list, linked_item_t *item);     // <-- remove item from list
linked_item_t * linked_list_get_last_item(linked_list_t * list);                   // <-- find the last item in the list

//
// iterator for linked lists. alloes to remove current element. also robust against removal of current element by linked_list_remove
//
void            linked_list_iterator_init(linked_list_iterator_t * it, linked_list_t * list);
int             linked_list_iterator_has_next(linked_list_iterator_t * it);
linked_item_t * linked_list_iterator_next(linked_list_iterator_t * it);
void            linked_list_iterator_remove(linked_list_iterator_t * it);

void test_linked_list(void);

#if defined __cplusplus
}
#endif

#endif // __LINKED_LIST_H