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maintainer-clean-generic mostlyclean mostlyclean-compile \ mostlyclean-generic pdf pdf-am ps ps-am tags uninstall \ uninstall-am # Tell versions [3.59,3.63) of GNU make to not export all variables. # Otherwise a system limit (for SysV at least) may be exceeded. .NOEXPORT: libhash-1.3/tests/test_binary_key.c0000644000014500001450000000273412353635622014420 00000000000000/******************************************************** ** TEST_STRINGS ** ** Test the vanilla interface using string keys and data ** Copyright 2014 Bryan Costales ** Licensed: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/deed.en_US ********************************************************/ #include "hash.h" #include #include #include typedef struct { int count; char name[10]; } MY_KEY_T; int my_id_cmp(const void *key1, const void *key2) { MY_KEY_T *k1, *k2; k1 = (MY_KEY_T *) key1; k2 = (MY_KEY_T *) key2; if (k1 == NULL || k2 == NULL) return 1; return strcmp(k1->name, k2->name); } int main() { int fails = 0, successes = 0; static MY_KEY_T keys[] = { {1, "tom"}, {2,"123.45"}, {3,"aaaaaa"}, {4,"x"}, {0, ""}, }; HASH_CTX *hctx; MY_KEY_T *kpp; void *ret; hctx = hash_init(48); if (hctx == NULL) { (void) fprintf(stderr, "hash_init(): %s\n", strerror(errno)); fails = 4; goto fail; } (void) hash_set_key_cmp(hctx, my_id_cmp); for (kpp = keys; kpp->count != 0; ++kpp) { ret = hash_lookup(hctx, kpp, sizeof(MY_KEY_T), kpp->name, strlen(kpp->name)+1); if (ret == NULL) ++fails; else ++successes; } for (kpp = keys; kpp->count != 0; ++kpp) { ret = hash_lookup(hctx, kpp, sizeof(MY_KEY_T), NULL, 0); if (ret == NULL) ++fails; else if (strcmp(kpp->name, (char *)ret) != 0) ++fails; else ++successes; } fail: printf("test_binary_key: %d success, %d fail\n", successes, fails); return fails; } libhash-1.3/tests/test_set_hash.c0000644000014500001450000000305112353635627014060 00000000000000/******************************************************** ** TEST_STATISTICS ** ** Make sure our hash function is effecient. ** Copyright 2014 Bryan Costales ** Licensed: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/deed.en_US ********************************************************/ #include "hash.h" #include #include #include #include size_t hashfunction(void *key, size_t key_len, size_t limit) { return 0; } int main() { int fails = 0, successes = 0; HASH_CTX *hctx; int *array = NULL; int intcount; void *ret; int wordcount; int i; char *strs[] = {"aaa", "bbb", "ccc", "ddd", NULL}; char **spp; hctx = hash_init(48); if (hctx == NULL) { (void) fprintf(stderr, "hash_init(): %s\n", strerror(errno)); fails = 4; goto fail; } (void)hash_set_hash_funct(hctx, hashfunction); wordcount = 0; for (spp = strs; *spp != NULL; ++spp) { ret = hash_lookup(hctx, *spp, strlen(*spp), *spp, strlen(*spp)+1); ++wordcount; } array = hash_snapshot(hctx, &intcount); if (array == NULL || intcount == 0) { (void) fprintf(stderr, "hash_snapshot: %s\n", strerror(errno)); fails = 48; goto fail; } if (array[0] != wordcount) { (void) fprintf(stderr, "Hashed %d words into array[0] but got %d\n", wordcount, array[0]); ++fails; } else ++successes; for (i = 1; i < intcount; i++) { if (array[i] != 0) ++fails; else ++successes; } fail: (void) hash_shutdown(hctx); if (array != NULL) (void) free(array); printf("test_set_hash: %d success, %d fail\n", successes, fails); return fails; } libhash-1.3/tests/test_statistics.c0000644000014500001450000000316612353635633014460 00000000000000/******************************************************** ** TEST_STATISTICS ** ** Make sure our hash function is effecient. ** Copyright 2014 Bryan Costales ** Licensed: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/deed.en_US ********************************************************/ #include "hash.h" #include #include #include #include int main() { int fails = 0, successes = 0; FILE *fp; char buf[BUFSIZ]; HASH_CTX *hctx; int *array = NULL; int intcount; void *ret; int wordcount; int average; int i; int j; hctx = hash_init(2048); if (hctx == NULL) { (void) fprintf(stderr, "hash_init(): %s\n", strerror(errno)); fails = 4; goto fail; } fp = fopen("wordlist", "r"); if (fp == NULL) { (void) fprintf(stderr, "%s: %s\n", "wordlist", strerror(errno)); fails = 2048; goto fail; } wordcount = 0; while (fgets(buf, sizeof buf, fp) != NULL) { ret = hash_lookup(hctx, buf, strlen(buf), buf, strlen(buf)+1); ++wordcount; if (ret == NULL) ++fails; else ++successes; } (void) fclose(fp); array = hash_snapshot(hctx, &intcount); if (array == NULL || intcount == 0) { (void) fprintf(stderr, "hash_snapshot: %s\n", strerror(errno)); fails = 2048; goto fail; } average = wordcount / intcount; for (i = 0; i < intcount; i++) { j = array[i]; if (j > average * 2) ++fails; else if (j == 0) ++fails; else ++successes; } if (((float) fails / (float) successes) < .02) fails = 0; fail: (void) hash_shutdown(hctx); if (array != NULL) (void) free(array); printf("test_statistics: %d success, %d fail\n", successes, fails); return fails; } libhash-1.3/tests/test_strings.c0000644000014500001450000000224512353635637013760 00000000000000/******************************************************** ** TEST_STRINGS ** ** Test the vanilla interface using string keys and data ** Copyright 2014 Bryan Costales ** Licensed: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/deed.en_US ********************************************************/ #include "hash.h" #include #include #include int main() { int fails = 0, successes = 0; static char *strs[] = { "tom foolery", "123.45.67.89", "aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa", "x", NULL }; HASH_CTX *hctx; char **cpp; void *ret; hctx = hash_init(48); if (hctx == NULL) { (void) fprintf(stderr, "hash_init(): %s\n", strerror(errno)); fails = 4; goto fail; } for (cpp = strs; *cpp != NULL; ++cpp) { ret = hash_lookup(hctx, *cpp, strlen(*cpp), *cpp, strlen(*cpp)+1); if (ret == NULL) ++fails; else ++successes; } for (cpp = strs; *cpp != NULL; ++cpp) { ret = hash_lookup(hctx, *cpp, strlen(*cpp), NULL, 0); if (ret == NULL) ++fails; else if (strcmp(*cpp, (char *)ret) != 0) ++fails; else ++successes; } fail: printf("test_strings: %d success, %d fail\n", successes, fails); return fails; } libhash-1.3/tests/wordlist0000644000014500001450000062223212353576222012654 0000000000000010th 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th a AAA AAAS Aarhus Aaron AAU ABA Ababa aback abacus abalone abandon abase abash abate abater abbas abbe abbey abbot Abbott abbreviate abc abdicate abdomen abdominal abduct Abe abed Abel Abelian Abelson Aberdeen Abernathy aberrant aberrate abet abetted abetting abeyance abeyant abhorred abhorrent abide Abidjan Abigail abject ablate ablaze able ablution Abner abnormal Abo aboard abode abolish abolition abominable abominate aboriginal aborigine aborning abort abound about above aboveboard aboveground abovementioned abrade Abraham Abram Abramson abrasion abrasive abreact abreast abridge abridgment abroad abrogate abrupt abscess abscissa abscissae absence absent absentee 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Open Source Hash Table Library (libhash)

Open Source Hash Table Library (libhash)

Introduction

A hash table is one where a keys can be turned into a numeric hash so that it can be looked up using just an add and a multiply. Each hash value points to a bucket off data and other meta information. There can be, but is seldom, more than one bucket at a hash, so those are stored in a doubly linked list.

One use for a hash table is to store database information in memory for fast repeated lookups. Another use is to store data in real-time that can be re-looked-up and later dowloaded to stable storage.

This API (libhash) at its current release, allows multiple separate hash tables to be used at once in any given program. Buckets may be dropped and expired when too old. This library is thread safe and uses pthread mutexes when necessary.

Data Types

Data Type Description
HASH_CTX Context used for all calls to the library.

Functions

Function Description
Library Startup/Shutdown
hash_init() Initialize and startup an empty hash table.
hash_shutdown() Shut down a hash table to free resources.
hash_set_callback() Substitute your own function to replace free() for freeing expired or removed data.
hash_set_key_cmp() Substitute your own function to replace strcasecmp() for comparing keys.
hash_lookup() Lookup key in hash table and possibly insert data
hash_drop() Lookup key in hash table and, if found, drop from hash table.
hash_expire() Remove all entries older than a specified age.
hash_set_hash_funct() Use you own hash function in place of the internal hash.
hash_dont_alloc_data() Prevent library from allocating memory for your data and copying that data into it.
hash_dont_alloc_key() Prevent library from allocating memory for your key and copying that key into it.
hash_snapshot() Judge how well your hash function is operating.

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hash_init()

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SYNOPSIS 
#include <hash.h>
HASH_CTX * hash_init(
	size_t tablesize
);
Call to startup a hash table with tablesize buckets.
DESCRIPTION
Called When hash_init() may be called at any time.
ARGUMENTS
ArgumentDescription
tablesize The size of the internal hash table. If tablesize is zero, defaults to (2048). Tablesize should be a power of two, if not, it is silently adjusted to a power of two.
RETURN VALUES
  • HASH_CTX * -- On success
  • NULL -- On any error. Note this also sets errno to an appropriate value.
NOTES
  • Note that there is no way to later increase or decrease the size of hash table after it starts.
  • If you want a callback to free your data, call hash_set_callback() immediately after this call.
  • If you want a callback to replace strcasecmp() your own key comparison routine, call hash_set_key_cmp() immediately after this call.
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HASH_CTX

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DESCRIPTION
Purpose The HASH_CTX is an opaque structure used to interact with a hash table.
Synopsis
#include <hash.h>

HASH_CTX *hctx;

HASH_CTX This opaque type is used to interact with a with a hash table. The use of contexts allow you to create and use multiple hash tables, each with its own context.
Usage You initialize a context by calling hash_init() and free (deallocate) it by calling hash_shutdown().
NOTES
  • HASH_CTX is thread safe even when used concurrently by two or more threads.
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hash_drop()

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SYNOPSIS 
#include <hash.h>
void * hash_drop(
        HASH_CTX *hctx,
        void *key,
	size_t key_len
);
Call to lookup a key and, if found in the hash table, remove it from that table.
DESCRIPTION
Called When hash_drop() may be call anytime after hash_init() has been called to initialize a context.
ARGUMENTS
ArgumentDescription
hctx A pointer of type HASH_CTX that was initialized with a call to hash_init().
key A pointer to a key to look up. If your key is something other than a string, you will need to call hash_set_key_cmp() to arrange your own key comparisons.
key_len The size or length of your key in bytes. For strings you can pass "strlen(string)" because the library always zero pads the key.
RETURN VALUES
  • 0 -- On success and if key not found.
  • >0 and sets errno -- if there was a system failure.
NOTES
  • If you are using strings by default only the one key/data pair is removed.
  • If you are using custom keys, and have called hash_set_key_cmp(), it will remove all the key/data pairs that your comparison function finds a match for.
EXAMPLE CODE 
#include <hash.h>
	HASH_CTX *hctx;
        char *my_key =  "foo";

...
        (void) hash_drop(hctx, my_key, strlen(my_key));
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hash_expire()

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SYNOPSIS 
#include <hash.h>
void * hash_expire(
        HASH_CTX *hctx,
	time_t age
);
Drop from the hash table any items older than age seconds in the past.
DESCRIPTION
Called When hash_expire() may be call anytime after hash_init() has been called to initialize a context.
ARGUMENTS
ArgumentDescription
hctx A pointer of type HASH_CTX that was initialized with a call to hash_init().
age The number of seconds in the past, older than which to expire.
RETURN VALUES
  • 0 -- On success and if key not found.
  • >0 and sets errno -- if there was a system failure.
NOTES
  • An age of zero will return an error.
  • Each item is timestamped when entered into the table. Any items older than now - age are removed.
EXAMPLE CODE 
#include <hash.h>
	HASH_CTX *hctx;
        time_t hour = 3600; /* one hour */
...
	/* throw away anything older than an hour */
        (void) hash_expire(hctx, hour);
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hash_lookup()

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SYNOPSIS 
#include <hash.h>
void * hash_lookup(
        HASH_CTX *hctx,
        void *key,
	size_t key_len,
	void *data,
	size_t datalen
);
Call to lookup a key's data, or to insert new data or to update new data for existing data.
DESCRIPTION
Called When hash_lookup() may be call anytime after hash_init() has been called to initialize a context.
ARGUMENTS
ArgumentDescription
hctx A pointer of type HASH_CTX that was initialized with a call to hash_init().
key A pointer to a key to look up. If your key is something other than a string, you will need to call hash_set_key_cmp() to arrange your own key comparisons.
key_len The size or length of your key in bytes. For strings you can pass "strlen(string)" because the library always zero pads the key.
data A pointer to a a data blob to insert or update. If your key does not already exist, new data with that key will be inserted. If your key already exists, the existing data is replaced with the new data. If data is NULL, the key is looked up and, if found, its data is returned. If not found, NULL is returned.
data_len The length or size of the data. The data is not zero padded so a string should specify a length that includes its terminating zero. If the data_len is zero, the effect is that same as if data is NULL.
RETURN VALUES
  • void * -- if data is found for that key.
  • NULL -- if key is not found in the hash table.
NOTES
  • Remember that keys are zero padded, but data is not zero padded.
EXAMPLE CODE 
#include <hash.h>
	HASH_CTX *hctx;
        char *my_key =  "foo";
	char *my_data = "bar";
	void *ret;

...
        ret = hash_lookup(hctx, my_key, strlen(my_key), my_data, strlen(my_data)*1);
	if (ret == NULL)
		failed;
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hash_set_callback()

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SYNOPSIS 
#include <hash.h>
void hash_set_callback(
        HASH_CTX *hctx,
	void (*callback)(void *)
);
Call to substitute your own freeing function for free(). This will be the function called to free a data blob.
DESCRIPTION
Called When hash_set_callback() should be call just after hash_init() and before you start using the hash table.
ARGUMENTS
ArgumentDescription
hctx A pointer of type HASH_CTX that was initialized with a call to hash_init().
callback A pointer to a function that returns void and accepts a single argument of type void *.
RETURN VALUES
  • Nothing -- Returns nothing.
NOTES
  • Note that passing a callback of NULL will cancel this setting.
  • In a multi-threaded application this hash_set_callback() should only be called once and left alone for the remainder of the program.
  • In a single-threaded application this hash_set_callback() may be called as often as you want to change it.
EXAMPLE CODE 
#include <hash.h>
typedef struct {
        char *foo;
	char *bar;
} MY_DATUM_T;

void
my_free(void *arg)
{
        MY_DATUM_T *md = (MY_DATUM_T *)arg;

	if (arg == NULL) return;
	if (md->foo != NULL) (void) free(md->foo);
	if (md->bar != NULL) (void) free(md->bar);
	(void) free(arg);
	return;
}
...
        hash_set_callback(hctx, my_free);
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hash_set_key_cmp()

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SYNOPSIS 
#include <hash.h>
void hash_set_key_cmp(
        HASH_CTX *hctx,
	int (*callback)(const void *, const void *)
);
Call to substitute your own comparison function for strcasecmp(). This will be the function called to compare your key to the keys in the hash table.
DESCRIPTION
Called When hash_set_key_cmp() should be call just after hash_init() and before you start using the hash table.
ARGUMENTS
ArgumentDescription
hctx A pointer of type HASH_CTX that was initialized with a call to hash_init().
callback A pointer to a function that returns int and accepts a two arguments both of type void *. The first argument is the key, the second argument is the key from the hash to compare to it.
RETURN VALUES
  • void -- Nothing useful is returned.
NOTES
  • Note that passing a callback of NULL will cancel this setting.
  • In a multi-threaded application this hash_set_key_cmp() should only be called once and left alone for the remainder of the program.
  • In a single-threaded application this hash_set_key_cmp() may be called as often as you want to change it.
EXAMPLE CODE 
#include <hash.h>
typedef struct {
        time_t date;
	void *datum;
} MY_KEY_T;

int
my_compare(const void *arg1, const void *arg2)
{
        MY_KEY_T *k1 = (MY_KEY_T *)arg1;
        MY_KEY_T *k2 = (MY_KEY_T *)arg2;

        if (k1 == NULL || k2 == NULL) return 1;
        if (k1->date == k2->date)
                return strcmp(k1->datum, k2->datum);
        return 1;
}
...
        hash_set_key_cmp(hctx, my_compare);
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hash_shutdown()

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SYNOPSIS 
#include <hash.h>
HASH_CTX * hash_shutdown(
        HASH_CTX * hctx
);
Call to shutdown and free a hash table previously set up with a call to hash_init().
DESCRIPTION
Called When hash_shutdown() may be called at any time after its argument has been initialized by hash_init().
ARGUMENTS
ArgumentDescription
hctx A hash context derived from an earlier call to hash_init().
RETURN VALUES
  • HASH_CTX * NULL -- Always
NOTES
  • None.
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hash_set_hash_funct()

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SYNOPSIS 
#include <hash.h>
void hash_set_hash_funct(
        HASH_CTX *hctx,
	size_t (*callback)(void *, size_t, size_t)
);
Call to substitute your own hash value generating function for the internal one.
DESCRIPTION
Called When hash_set_hash_funct() should be call just after hash_init() and before you start using the hash table.
ARGUMENTS
ArgumentDescription
hctx A pointer of type HASH_CTX that was initialized with a call to hash_init().
callback A pointer to a function that returns size_t and accepts three arguments the fisrt is void * and is the key to be hashed. The second argument is the size of the key in bytes. The third argument is the maximum value you may return. The minimum is zero.
RETURN VALUES
  • void -- Returns no useful information.
NOTES
  • Note that passing a callback of NULL will cancel this setting.
  • In a multi-threaded application this hash_set_hash_funct() should only be called once and left alone for the remainder of the program.
  • In a single-threaded application this hash_set_hash_funct() may be called as often as you want to change it.
EXAMPLE CODE 
#include <hash.h>
typedef struct {
        time_t date;
	void *datum;
} MY_KEY_T;

int
my_hash(void *key, size_t key_len, size_t max)
{
	MY_KEY_T k1 = (MY_KEY_T *)key;

	return sha256_hash(k1->datum) % max;
}
...
        hash_set_hash_funct(hctx, my_hash);
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hash_snapshot()

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SYNOPSIS 
#include <hash.h>
void * hash_snapshot(
        HASH_CTX *hctx,
        int *size,
);
Call to summarize the effect of your hash function.
DESCRIPTION
Called When hash_snapshot() may be call anytime after hash_init() has been called to initialize a context. But shouldn't be called until your code has filled the hash table with data.
ARGUMENTS
ArgumentDescription
hctx A pointer of type HASH_CTX that was initialized with a call to hash_init().
size The address of an integer to receive the count of integers in the returned array.
RETURN VALUES
  • int * -- Filled in array
  • NULL and sets errno -- if there was a system failure.
NOTES
  • Each item in the array is a count of the buckets of data for that corresponding hash item.
  • Ideally there should be one datum per item. Or if there is significantly more items than can fit, they should be roughly evenly spread across all the items. The hash table is an array of linked lists. The hash provides a simple add and multiply access to an item, but then three pointer assignments and byte comparison must be performed for each item in the linked list.
EXAMPLE CODE 
#include <hash.h>
	HASH_CTX *hctx;
	int *array;
	int  array_len;
...
        array = hash_snapshot(hctx, &array_len);;
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