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#include "impl/impl_traits.h"

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Entry Interface
Obtain and operate on container entries for efficient queries when non-trivial control flow is needed.
#define	ccc_insert(container_ptr, insert_args...) ccc_impl_insert(container_ptr, insert_args)
	Insert an element and obtain the old value if Occupied.

#define	ccc_insert_r(container_ptr, insert_args...) ccc_impl_insert_r(container_ptr, insert_args)
	Insert an element and obtain the old value if Occupied.

#define	ccc_try_insert(container_ptr, try_insert_args...) ccc_impl_try_insert(container_ptr, try_insert_args)
	Insert an element if the entry is Vacant.

#define	ccc_try_insert_r(container_ptr, try_insert_args...) ccc_impl_try_insert_r(container_ptr, try_insert_args)
	Insert an element if the entry is Vacant.

#define	ccc_insert_or_assign(container_ptr, insert_or_assign_args...) ccc_impl_insert_or_assign(container_ptr, insert_or_assign_args)
	Insert an element or overwrite the Occupied entry.

#define	ccc_insert_or_assign_r(container_ptr, insert_or_assign_args...) ccc_impl_insert_or_assign_r(container_ptr, insert_or_assign_args)
	Insert an element or overwrite the Occupied entry.

#define	ccc_remove(container_ptr, remove_args...) ccc_impl_remove(container_ptr, remove_args)
	Remove an element and retain access to its value.

#define	ccc_remove_r(container_ptr, remove_args...) ccc_impl_remove_r(container_ptr, remove_args)
	Remove an element and retain access to its value.

#define	ccc_entry(container_ptr, key_ptr...) ccc_impl_entry(container_ptr, key_ptr)
	Obtain a container specific entry for the Entry Interface.

#define	ccc_entry_r(container_ptr, key_ptr...) ccc_impl_entry_r(container_ptr, key_ptr)
	Obtain a container specific entry for the Entry Interface.

#define	ccc_and_modify(entry_ptr, mod_fn) ccc_impl_and_modify(entry_ptr, mod_fn)
	Modify an entry if Occupied.

#define	ccc_and_modify_aux(entry_ptr, mod_fn, aux_args...) ccc_impl_and_modify_aux(entry_ptr, mod_fn, aux_args)
	Modify an entry if Occupied.

#define	ccc_insert_entry(entry_ptr, insert_entry_args...) ccc_impl_insert_entry(entry_ptr, insert_entry_args)
	Insert new element or overwrite old element.

#define	ccc_or_insert(entry_ptr, or_insert_args...) ccc_impl_or_insert(entry_ptr, or_insert_args)
	Insert new element if the entry is Vacant.

#define	ccc_remove_entry(entry_ptr) ccc_impl_remove_entry(entry_ptr)
	Remove the element if the entry is Occupied.

#define	ccc_remove_entry_r(entry_ptr) ccc_impl_remove_entry_r(entry_ptr)
	Remove the element if the entry is Occupied.

#define	ccc_unwrap(entry_ptr) ccc_impl_unwrap(entry_ptr)
	Unwrap user type in entry.

#define	ccc_occupied(entry_ptr) ccc_impl_occupied(entry_ptr)
	Check occupancy of entry.

#define	ccc_insert_error(entry_ptr) ccc_impl_insert_error(entry_ptr)
	Check last insert status.

Membership Interface
Test membership or obtain references to stored user types directly.
#define	ccc_get_key_val(container_ptr, key_ptr...) ccc_impl_get_key_val(container_ptr, key_ptr)
	Obtain a reference to the user type stored at the key.

#define	ccc_contains(container_ptr, key_ptr...) ccc_impl_contains(container_ptr, key_ptr)
	Check for membership of the key.

Push Pop Front Back Interface
Push, pop, and view elements in sorted or unsorted containers.
#define	ccc_push(container_ptr, push_args...) ccc_impl_push(container_ptr, push_args)
	Push an element into a container.

#define	ccc_push_back(container_ptr, push_args...) ccc_impl_push_back(container_ptr, push_args)
	Push an element to the back of a container.

#define	ccc_push_front(container_ptr, push_args...) ccc_impl_push_front(container_ptr, push_args)
	Push an element to the front of a container.

#define	ccc_pop(container_ptr) ccc_impl_pop(container_ptr)
	Pop an element from a container.

#define	ccc_pop_front(container_ptr) ccc_impl_pop_front(container_ptr)
	Pop an element from the front of a container.

#define	ccc_pop_back(container_ptr) ccc_impl_pop_back(container_ptr)
	Pop an element from the back of a container.

#define	ccc_front(container_ptr) ccc_impl_front(container_ptr)
	Obtain a reference the front element of a container.

#define	ccc_back(container_ptr) ccc_impl_back(container_ptr)
	Obtain a reference the back element of a container.

#define	ccc_splice(container_ptr, splice_args...) ccc_impl_splice(container_ptr, splice_args)
	Splice an element from one position to another in the same or a different container.

#define	ccc_splice_range(container_ptr, splice_args...) ccc_impl_splice_range(container_ptr, splice_args)
	Splice a range of elements from one position to another in the same or a different container.

Priority Queue Interface
Interface to support generic priority queue operations.
#define	ccc_update(container_ptr, update_args...) ccc_impl_update(container_ptr, update_args)
	Update the value of an element known to be in a container.

#define	ccc_increase(container_ptr, increase_args...) ccc_impl_increase(container_ptr, increase_args)
	Increase the value of an element known to be in a container.

#define	ccc_decrease(container_ptr, decrease_args...) ccc_impl_decrease(container_ptr, decrease_args)
	Decrease the value of an element known to be in a container.

#define	ccc_erase(container_ptr, erase_args...) ccc_impl_erase(container_ptr, erase_args)
	Erase an element known to be in a container.

#define	ccc_extract(container_ptr, extract_args...) ccc_impl_extract(container_ptr, extract_args)
	Extract an element known to be in a container (does not free).

#define	ccc_extract_range(container_ptr, extract_args...) ccc_impl_extract_range(container_ptr, extract_args)
	Extract elements known to be in a container (does not free).

Iterator Interface
Obtain and manage iterators over the container.
#define	ccc_begin(container_ptr) ccc_impl_begin(container_ptr)
	Obtain a reference to the start of a container.

#define	ccc_rbegin(container_ptr) ccc_impl_rbegin(container_ptr)
	Obtain a reference to the reversed start of a container.

#define	ccc_next(container_ptr, void_iterator_ptr) ccc_impl_next(container_ptr, void_iterator_ptr)
	Obtain a reference to the next element in the container.

#define	ccc_rnext(container_ptr, void_iterator_ptr) ccc_impl_rnext(container_ptr, void_iterator_ptr)
	Obtain a reference to the rnext element in the container.

#define	ccc_end(container_ptr) ccc_impl_end(container_ptr)
	Obtain a reference to the end sentinel of a container.

#define	ccc_rend(container_ptr) ccc_impl_rend(container_ptr)
	Obtain a reference to the rend sentinel of a container.

#define	ccc_equal_range(container_ptr, range_args...) ccc_impl_equal_range(container_ptr, range_args)
	Obtain a range of values from a container.

#define	ccc_equal_range_r(container_ptr, range_args...) ccc_impl_equal_range_r(container_ptr, range_args)
	Obtain a range of values from a container.

#define	ccc_equal_rrange(container_ptr, rrange_args...) ccc_impl_equal_rrange(container_ptr, rrange_args)
	Obtain a rrange of values from a container.

#define	ccc_equal_rrange_r(container_ptr, rrange_args...) ccc_impl_equal_rrange_r(container_ptr, rrange_args)
	Obtain a rrange of values from a container.

State Interface
Obtain the container state.
#define	ccc_size(container_ptr) ccc_impl_size(container_ptr)
	Return the size of the container.

#define	ccc_is_empty(container_ptr) ccc_impl_is_empty(container_ptr)
	Return the size status of a container.

#define	ccc_validate(container_ptr) ccc_impl_validate(container_ptr)
	Return the invariant statuses of the container.

Detailed Description

The C Container Collection Traits Interface.

Many functionalities across containers are similar. These can be described as traits that each container implements (see Rust Traits for a more pure example of the topic). Only a selections of shared traits across containers are represented here because some containers implement unique functionality that cannot be shared with other containers. These can simplify code greatly at a slightly higher compilation time cost. There is no runtime cost to using traits.

To shorten names in the interface, define the following preprocessor directive at the top of your file.

#define TRAITS_USING_NAMESPACE_CCC

All traits can then be written without the ccc_ prefix.

Macro Definition Documentation

◆ ccc_and_modify

#define ccc_and_modify	(	entry_ptr,
		mod_fn
	)	ccc_impl_and_modify(entry_ptr, mod_fn)

Modify an entry if Occupied.

Parameters

[in]	entry_ptr	a pointer to the container.
[in]	mod_fn	a modification function that does not need aux.

Returns: a reference to the modified entry if Occupied or original if Vacant.

See container documentation for specific behavior.

◆ ccc_and_modify_aux

#define ccc_and_modify_aux	(	entry_ptr,
		mod_fn,
		aux_args...
	)	ccc_impl_and_modify_aux(entry_ptr, mod_fn, aux_args)

Modify an entry if Occupied.

Parameters

[in]	entry_ptr	a pointer to the container.
[in]	mod_fn	a modification function.
[in]	aux_args	auxiliary data for mod_fn.

Returns: a reference to the modified entry if Occupied or original if Vacant.

See container documentation for specific behavior.

◆ ccc_back

#define ccc_back ( container_ptr ) ccc_impl_back(container_ptr)

Obtain a reference the back element of a container.

Parameters

[in] container_ptr a pointer to the container.

Returns: a reference to a user type.

See container documentation for specific behavior.

◆ ccc_begin

#define ccc_begin ( container_ptr ) ccc_impl_begin(container_ptr)

Obtain a reference to the start of a container.

Parameters

[in] container_ptr a pointer to the container.

Returns: a reference to the user type stored at the start.

See container documentation for specific behavior.

◆ ccc_contains

#define ccc_contains	(	container_ptr,
		key_ptr...
	)	ccc_impl_contains(container_ptr, key_ptr)

Check for membership of the key.

Parameters

[in]	container_ptr	a pointer to the container.
[in]	key_ptr	a pointer to the search key.

Returns: true if present false if absent.

See container documentation for specific behavior.

◆ ccc_decrease

#define ccc_decrease	(	container_ptr,
		decrease_args...
	)	ccc_impl_decrease(container_ptr, decrease_args)

Decrease the value of an element known to be in a container.

Parameters

[in]	container_ptr	a pointer to the container.
	decrease_args	depend on the container.

See container documentation for specific behavior.

◆ ccc_end

#define ccc_end ( container_ptr ) ccc_impl_end(container_ptr)

Obtain a reference to the end sentinel of a container.

Parameters

[in] container_ptr a pointer to the container.

Returns: a reference to the end sentinel.

See container documentation for specific behavior.

◆ ccc_entry

#define ccc_entry	(	container_ptr,
		key_ptr...
	)	ccc_impl_entry(container_ptr, key_ptr)

Obtain a container specific entry for the Entry Interface.

Parameters

[in]	container_ptr	a pointer to the container.
[in]	key_ptr	a pointer to the search key.

Returns: a container specific entry depending on container specific context.

See container documentation for specific behavior.

◆ ccc_entry_r

#define ccc_entry_r	(	container_ptr,
		key_ptr...
	)	ccc_impl_entry_r(container_ptr, key_ptr)

Obtain a container specific entry for the Entry Interface.

Parameters

[in]	container_ptr	a pointer to the container.
[in]	key_ptr	a pointer to the search key.

Returns: a container specific entry reference depending on container specific context.

See container documentation for specific behavior.

◆ ccc_equal_range

#define ccc_equal_range	(	container_ptr,
		range_args...
	)	ccc_impl_equal_range(container_ptr, range_args)

Obtain a range of values from a container.

Parameters

[in]	container_ptr	a pointer to the container.
	range_args	are container specific.

Returns: the range.

See container documentation for specific behavior.

◆ ccc_equal_range_r

#define ccc_equal_range_r	(	container_ptr,
		range_args...
	)	ccc_impl_equal_range_r(container_ptr, range_args)

Obtain a range of values from a container.

Parameters

[in]	container_ptr	a pointer to the container.
	range_args	are container specific.

Returns: a reference to the range.

See container documentation for specific behavior.

◆ ccc_equal_rrange

#define ccc_equal_rrange	(	container_ptr,
		rrange_args...
	)	ccc_impl_equal_rrange(container_ptr, rrange_args)

Obtain a rrange of values from a container.

Parameters

[in]	container_ptr	a pointer to the container.
	rrange_args	are container specific.

Returns: the rrange.

See container documentation for specific behavior.

◆ ccc_equal_rrange_r

#define ccc_equal_rrange_r	(	container_ptr,
		rrange_args...
	)	ccc_impl_equal_rrange_r(container_ptr, rrange_args)

Obtain a rrange of values from a container.

Parameters

[in]	container_ptr	a pointer to the container.
	rrange_args	are container specific.

Returns: a reference to the rrange.

See container documentation for specific behavior.

◆ ccc_erase

#define ccc_erase	(	container_ptr,
		erase_args...
	)	ccc_impl_erase(container_ptr, erase_args)

Erase an element known to be in a container.

Parameters

[in]	container_ptr	a pointer to the container.
	erase_args	depend on the container.

See container documentation for specific behavior.

◆ ccc_extract

#define ccc_extract	(	container_ptr,
		extract_args...
	)	ccc_impl_extract(container_ptr, extract_args)

Extract an element known to be in a container (does not free).

Parameters

[in]	container_ptr	a pointer to the container.
	extract_args	depend on the container.

See container documentation for specific behavior.

◆ ccc_extract_range

#define ccc_extract_range	(	container_ptr,
		extract_args...
	)	ccc_impl_extract_range(container_ptr, extract_args)

Extract elements known to be in a container (does not free).

Parameters

[in]	container_ptr	a pointer to the container.
	extract_args	depend on the container.

See container documentation for specific behavior.

◆ ccc_front

#define ccc_front ( container_ptr ) ccc_impl_front(container_ptr)

Obtain a reference the front element of a container.

Parameters

[in] container_ptr a pointer to the container.

Returns: a reference to a user type.

See container documentation for specific behavior.

◆ ccc_get_key_val

#define ccc_get_key_val	(	container_ptr,
		key_ptr...
	)	ccc_impl_get_key_val(container_ptr, key_ptr)

Obtain a reference to the user type stored at the key.

Parameters

[in]	container_ptr	a pointer to the container.
[in]	key_ptr	a pointer to the search key.

Returns: a reference to the stored user type or NULL of absent.

See container documentation for specific behavior.

◆ ccc_increase

#define ccc_increase	(	container_ptr,
		increase_args...
	)	ccc_impl_increase(container_ptr, increase_args)

Increase the value of an element known to be in a container.

Parameters

[in]	container_ptr	a pointer to the container.
	increase_args	depend on the container.

See container documentation for specific behavior.

◆ ccc_insert

#define ccc_insert	(	container_ptr,
		insert_args...
	)	ccc_impl_insert(container_ptr, insert_args)

Insert an element and obtain the old value if Occupied.

Parameters

[in]	container_ptr	a pointer to the container.
	insert_args	args depend on container.

Returns: an entry depending on container specific context.

See container documentation for specific behavior.

◆ ccc_insert_entry

#define ccc_insert_entry	(	entry_ptr,
		insert_entry_args...
	)	ccc_impl_insert_entry(entry_ptr, insert_entry_args)

Insert new element or overwrite old element.

Parameters

[in]	entry_ptr	a pointer to the container.
	insert_entry_args	args depend on container.

Returns: an reference to the inserted element.

See container documentation for specific behavior.

◆ ccc_insert_error

#define ccc_insert_error ( entry_ptr ) ccc_impl_insert_error(entry_ptr)

Check last insert status.

Parameters

[in] entry_ptr a pointer to the container.

Returns: true if an insert error occurred false if not.

See container documentation for specific behavior.

◆ ccc_insert_or_assign

#define ccc_insert_or_assign	(	container_ptr,
		insert_or_assign_args...
	)	ccc_impl_insert_or_assign(container_ptr, insert_or_assign_args)

Insert an element or overwrite the Occupied entry.

Parameters

[in]	container_ptr	a pointer to the container.
	insert_or_assign_args	args depend on container.

Returns: an entry depending on container specific context.

See container documentation for specific behavior.

◆ ccc_insert_or_assign_r

#define ccc_insert_or_assign_r	(	container_ptr,
		insert_or_assign_args...
	)	ccc_impl_insert_or_assign_r(container_ptr, insert_or_assign_args)

Insert an element or overwrite the Occupied entry.

Parameters

[in]	container_ptr	a pointer to the container.
	insert_or_assign_args	args depend on container.

Returns: an entry depending on container specific context.

See container documentation for specific behavior.

◆ ccc_insert_r

#define ccc_insert_r	(	container_ptr,
		insert_args...
	)	ccc_impl_insert_r(container_ptr, insert_args)

Insert an element and obtain the old value if Occupied.

Parameters

[in]	container_ptr	a pointer to the container.
	insert_args	args depend on container.

Returns: an entry depending on container specific context.

See container documentation for specific behavior.

◆ ccc_is_empty

#define ccc_is_empty ( container_ptr ) ccc_impl_is_empty(container_ptr)

Return the size status of a container.

Parameters

[in] container_ptr a pointer to the container.

Returns: true if empty or NULL false if not.

See container documentation for specific behavior.

◆ ccc_next

#define ccc_next	(	container_ptr,
		void_iterator_ptr
	)	ccc_impl_next(container_ptr, void_iterator_ptr)

Obtain a reference to the next element in the container.

Parameters

[in]	container_ptr	a pointer to the container.
[in]	void_iterator_ptr	the user type returned from the last iteration.

Returns: a reference to the user type stored next.

See container documentation for specific behavior.

◆ ccc_occupied

#define ccc_occupied ( entry_ptr ) ccc_impl_occupied(entry_ptr)

Check occupancy of entry.

Parameters

[in] entry_ptr a pointer to the container.

Returns: true if Occupied, false if Vacant.

See container documentation for specific behavior.

◆ ccc_or_insert

#define ccc_or_insert	(	entry_ptr,
		or_insert_args...
	)	ccc_impl_or_insert(entry_ptr, or_insert_args)

Insert new element if the entry is Vacant.

Parameters

[in]	entry_ptr	a pointer to the container.
	or_insert_args	args depend on container.

Returns: an reference to the old element or new element if entry was Vacant.

See container documentation for specific behavior.

◆ ccc_pop

#define ccc_pop ( container_ptr ) ccc_impl_pop(container_ptr)

Pop an element from a container.

Parameters

[in] container_ptr a pointer to the container.

Returns: a result of the pop operation.

See container documentation for specific behavior.

◆ ccc_pop_back

#define ccc_pop_back ( container_ptr ) ccc_impl_pop_back(container_ptr)

Pop an element from the back of a container.

Parameters

[in] container_ptr a pointer to the container.

Returns: a result of the pop operation.

See container documentation for specific behavior.

◆ ccc_pop_front

#define ccc_pop_front ( container_ptr ) ccc_impl_pop_front(container_ptr)

Pop an element from the front of a container.

Parameters

[in] container_ptr a pointer to the container.

Returns: a result of the pop operation.

See container documentation for specific behavior.

◆ ccc_push

#define ccc_push	(	container_ptr,
		push_args...
	)	ccc_impl_push(container_ptr, push_args)

Push an element into a container.

Parameters

[in]	container_ptr	a pointer to the container.
	push_args	depend on container.

Returns: a reference to the pushed element.

See container documentation for specific behavior.

◆ ccc_push_back

#define ccc_push_back	(	container_ptr,
		push_args...
	)	ccc_impl_push_back(container_ptr, push_args)

Push an element to the back of a container.

Parameters

[in]	container_ptr	a pointer to the container.
	push_args	depend on container.

Returns: a reference to the pushed element.

See container documentation for specific behavior.

◆ ccc_push_front

#define ccc_push_front	(	container_ptr,
		push_args...
	)	ccc_impl_push_front(container_ptr, push_args)

Push an element to the front of a container.

Parameters

[in]	container_ptr	a pointer to the container.
	push_args	depend on container.

Returns: a reference to the pushed element.

See container documentation for specific behavior.

◆ ccc_rbegin

#define ccc_rbegin ( container_ptr ) ccc_impl_rbegin(container_ptr)

Obtain a reference to the reversed start of a container.

Parameters

[in] container_ptr a pointer to the container.

Returns: a reference to the user type stored at the reversed start.

See container documentation for specific behavior.

◆ ccc_remove

#define ccc_remove	(	container_ptr,
		remove_args...
	)	ccc_impl_remove(container_ptr, remove_args)

Remove an element and retain access to its value.

Parameters

[in]	container_ptr	a pointer to the container.
	remove_args	args depend on container.

Returns: an entry depending on container specific context.

See container documentation for specific behavior.

◆ ccc_remove_entry

#define ccc_remove_entry ( entry_ptr ) ccc_impl_remove_entry(entry_ptr)

Remove the element if the entry is Occupied.

Parameters

[in] entry_ptr a pointer to the container.

Returns: an entry depending on container specific context.

See container documentation for specific behavior.

◆ ccc_remove_entry_r

#define ccc_remove_entry_r ( entry_ptr ) ccc_impl_remove_entry_r(entry_ptr)

Remove the element if the entry is Occupied.

Parameters

[in] entry_ptr a pointer to the container.

Returns: an entry depending on container specific context.

See container documentation for specific behavior.

◆ ccc_remove_r

#define ccc_remove_r	(	container_ptr,
		remove_args...
	)	ccc_impl_remove_r(container_ptr, remove_args)

Remove an element and retain access to its value.

Parameters

[in]	container_ptr	a pointer to the container.
	remove_args	args depend on container.

Returns: an entry depending on container specific context.

See container documentation for specific behavior.

◆ ccc_rend

#define ccc_rend ( container_ptr ) ccc_impl_rend(container_ptr)

Obtain a reference to the rend sentinel of a container.

Parameters

[in] container_ptr a pointer to the container.

Returns: a reference to the rend sentinel.

See container documentation for specific behavior.

◆ ccc_rnext

#define ccc_rnext	(	container_ptr,
		void_iterator_ptr
	)	ccc_impl_rnext(container_ptr, void_iterator_ptr)

Obtain a reference to the rnext element in the container.

Parameters

[in]	container_ptr	a pointer to the container.
[in]	void_iterator_ptr	the user type returned from the last iteration.

Returns: a reference to the user type stored rnext.

See container documentation for specific behavior.

◆ ccc_size

#define ccc_size ( container_ptr ) ccc_impl_size(container_ptr)

Return the size of the container.

Parameters

[in] container_ptr a pointer to the container.

Returns: the size or zero if container_ptr is NULL.

See container documentation for specific behavior.

◆ ccc_splice

#define ccc_splice	(	container_ptr,
		splice_args...
	)	ccc_impl_splice(container_ptr, splice_args)

Splice an element from one position to another in the same or a different container.

Parameters

[in]	container_ptr	a pointer to the container.
	splice_args	are container specific.

Returns: the result of the splice.

See container documentation for specific behavior.

◆ ccc_splice_range

#define ccc_splice_range	(	container_ptr,
		splice_args...
	)	ccc_impl_splice_range(container_ptr, splice_args)

Splice a range of elements from one position to another in the same or a different container.

Parameters

[in]	container_ptr	a pointer to the container.
	splice_args	are container specific.

Returns: the result of the splice.

See container documentation for specific behavior.

◆ ccc_try_insert

#define ccc_try_insert	(	container_ptr,
		try_insert_args...
	)	ccc_impl_try_insert(container_ptr, try_insert_args)

Insert an element if the entry is Vacant.

Parameters

[in]	container_ptr	a pointer to the container.
	try_insert_args	args depend on container.

Returns: an entry depending on container specific context.

See container documentation for specific behavior.

◆ ccc_try_insert_r

#define ccc_try_insert_r	(	container_ptr,
		try_insert_args...
	)	ccc_impl_try_insert_r(container_ptr, try_insert_args)

Insert an element if the entry is Vacant.

Parameters

[in]	container_ptr	a pointer to the container.
	try_insert_args	args depend on container.

Returns: an entry depending on container specific context.

See container documentation for specific behavior.

◆ ccc_unwrap

#define ccc_unwrap ( entry_ptr ) ccc_impl_unwrap(entry_ptr)

Unwrap user type in entry.

Parameters

[in] entry_ptr a pointer to the container.

Returns: a valid reference if Occupied or NULL if vacant.

See container documentation for specific behavior.

◆ ccc_update

#define ccc_update	(	container_ptr,
		update_args...
	)	ccc_impl_update(container_ptr, update_args)

Update the value of an element known to be in a container.

Parameters

[in]	container_ptr	a pointer to the container.
	update_args	depend on the container.

See container documentation for specific behavior.

◆ ccc_validate

#define ccc_validate ( container_ptr ) ccc_impl_validate(container_ptr)

Return the invariant statuses of the container.

Parameters

[in] container_ptr a pointer to the container.

Returns: true if all invariants hold, false if not.

See container documentation for specific behavior.

Entry Interface

Membership Interface

Push Pop Front Back Interface

Priority Queue Interface

Iterator Interface

State Interface

Detailed Description

Macro Definition Documentation

◆ ccc_and_modify

◆ ccc_and_modify_aux

◆ ccc_back

◆ ccc_begin

◆ ccc_contains

◆ ccc_decrease

◆ ccc_end

◆ ccc_entry

◆ ccc_entry_r

◆ ccc_equal_range

◆ ccc_equal_range_r

◆ ccc_equal_rrange

◆ ccc_equal_rrange_r

◆ ccc_erase

◆ ccc_extract

◆ ccc_extract_range

◆ ccc_front

◆ ccc_get_key_val

◆ ccc_increase

◆ ccc_insert

◆ ccc_insert_entry

◆ ccc_insert_error

◆ ccc_insert_or_assign

◆ ccc_insert_or_assign_r

◆ ccc_insert_r

◆ ccc_is_empty

◆ ccc_next

◆ ccc_occupied

◆ ccc_or_insert

◆ ccc_pop

◆ ccc_pop_back

◆ ccc_pop_front

◆ ccc_push

◆ ccc_push_back

◆ ccc_push_front

◆ ccc_rbegin

◆ ccc_remove

◆ ccc_remove_entry

◆ ccc_remove_entry_r

◆ ccc_remove_r

◆ ccc_rend

◆ ccc_rnext

◆ ccc_size

◆ ccc_splice

◆ ccc_splice_range

◆ ccc_try_insert

◆ ccc_try_insert_r

◆ ccc_unwrap

◆ ccc_update

◆ ccc_validate