Fix concatenating to handle separators properly
author |
Steve Losh <steve@stevelosh.com> |
date |
Mon, 24 May 2021 01:05:42 -0400 |
parents |
6bf064d46006 |
children |
(none) |
(in-package :losh.ring-buffers)
;;;; Data Structure -----------------------------------------------------------
(defstruct (ring-buffer (:constructor make-ring-buffer%)
(:conc-name nil))
(data (error "Data is required.") :type simple-vector)
(r 0 :type fixnum)
(w 0 :type fixnum))
(defun make-ring-buffer (&key (size 64))
"Create and return a fresh ring buffer able to hold `(1- size)` elements."
(check-type size (and (integer 2) fixnum))
(make-ring-buffer% :data (make-array (list size) :initial-element nil)))
;;;; Operations ---------------------------------------------------------------
(defun-inline size (ring-buffer)
(length (data ring-buffer)))
(defun rb-size (ring-buffer)
"Return the size of `ring-buffer`.
A ring buffer can hold at most `(1- (rb-size ring-buffer))` elements.
"
(size ring-buffer))
(defun rb-count (ring-buffer)
"Return the number of elements currently stored in `ring-buffer`."
(mod (- (w ring-buffer) (r ring-buffer))
(size ring-buffer)))
(defun rb-clear (ring-buffer)
"Clear the contents of `ring-buffer`."
(fill (data ring-buffer) nil)
(setf (r ring-buffer) 0
(w ring-buffer) 0)
nil)
(defmacro 1+mod ((field ring-buffer))
(once-only (ring-buffer)
(with-gensyms (result)
`(let ((,result (1+ (,field ,ring-buffer))))
(if (= (size ,ring-buffer) ,result)
0
,result)))))
(defmacro 1+modf ((field ring-buffer))
(once-only (ring-buffer)
`(setf (,field ,ring-buffer) (1+mod (,field ,ring-buffer)))))
(defun rb-full-p (ring-buffer)
"Return whether `ring-buffer` is full."
(= (1+mod (w ring-buffer))
(r ring-buffer)))
(defun rb-empty-p (ring-buffer)
"Return whether `ring-buffer` is empty."
(= (w ring-buffer) (r ring-buffer)))
(defun rb-push (ring-buffer object)
"Push `object` into `ring-buffer` and return `object`.
If `ring-buffer` is full, its oldest element will be silently dropped. If you
want an error to be signaled instead, use `rb-safe-push`.
"
(setf (svref (data ring-buffer) (w ring-buffer)) object)
(let ((w (1+mod (w ring-buffer))))
(setf (w ring-buffer) w)
(when (= w (r ring-buffer))
(setf (svref (data ring-buffer) w) nil)
(1+modf (r ring-buffer))))
object)
(defun rb-safe-push (ring-buffer object)
"Push `object` into `ring-buffer`, or signal an error if it is already full."
(assert (not (rb-full-p ring-buffer)) ()
"Cannot safely push ~S to a full ring buffer ~S." object ring-buffer)
(setf (svref (data ring-buffer) (w ring-buffer)) object)
(1+modf (w ring-buffer))
object)
(defun-inline pop% (vector index)
(prog1 (svref vector index)
(setf (svref vector index) nil)))
(defun rb-pop (ring-buffer)
"Remove and return the oldest element of `ring-buffer`, or signal an error if it is empty."
(if (rb-empty-p ring-buffer)
(error "Cannot pop from empty ring buffer ~S." ring-buffer)
(prog1 (pop% (data ring-buffer) (r ring-buffer))
(1+modf (r ring-buffer)))))
(defun-inline bad-index (ring-buffer index)
(error "Invalid index ~D for ring buffer with ~D element~:P."
index (rb-count ring-buffer)))
(defun-inline compute-index (ring-buffer index)
(if (minusp index)
(if (< index (- (rb-count ring-buffer)))
(bad-index ring-buffer index)
(mod (+ index (w ring-buffer)) (size ring-buffer)))
(if (>= index (rb-count ring-buffer))
(bad-index ring-buffer index)
(mod (+ index (r ring-buffer)) (size ring-buffer)))))
(defun rb-ref (ring-buffer index)
"Return the element of `ring-buffer` at `index`.
Elements are indexed oldest to newest: element 0 is the oldest element in the
ring buffer, element 1 is the second oldest, and so on.
Negative indices are supported: element -1 is the newest element, element -2
the second newest, and so on.
An error will be signaled if `index` is out of range.
"
(svref (data ring-buffer) (compute-index ring-buffer index)))
;;;; Iteration ----------------------------------------------------------------
(defmacro do-ring-buffer ((symbol ring-buffer) &body body)
"Iterate over `ring-buffer`, executing `body` with `symbol` bound to each element.
Elements are walked oldest to newest.
"
(with-gensyms (r w d s)
(once-only (ring-buffer)
`(do ((,r (r ,ring-buffer))
(,w (w ,ring-buffer))
(,d (data ,ring-buffer))
(,s (size ,ring-buffer)))
((= ,r ,w))
(let ((,symbol (svref ,d ,r)))
,@body)
(incf ,r)
(when (= ,r ,s) (setf ,r 0))))))
(defun rb-contents (ring-buffer &key (result-type 'list))
"Return a fresh sequence of the contents of `ring-buffer` (oldest to newest).
`result-type` can be `list` or `vector`.
"
(ecase result-type
(list (loop :with r = (r ring-buffer)
:with w = (w ring-buffer)
:with d = (data ring-buffer)
:with s = (size ring-buffer)
:until (= r w)
:collect (svref d r)
:do (incf r)
:when (= r s) :do (setf r 0)))
(vector
(let* ((n (rb-count ring-buffer))
(result (make-array n))
(data (data ring-buffer))
(r (r ring-buffer))
(w (w ring-buffer)))
(if (<= r w)
(replace result data :start2 r :end2 w)
(progn (replace result data :start2 r)
(replace result data :start2 0 :end2 w :start1 (- (size ring-buffer) r))))
result))))
;;;; Printing -----------------------------------------------------------------
(defvar *debug-ring-buffers* nil)
(defmethod print-object ((o ring-buffer) s)
(print-unreadable-object (o s :type t :identity t)
(if *debug-ring-buffers*
(format s "~D/~D contents ~:S array [~A]"
(rb-count o) (size o) (rb-contents o)
(with-output-to-string (s)
(loop :with r = (r o)
:with w = (w o)
:for i :from 0
:for el :across (data o)
:unless (zerop i) :do (princ #\space s)
:do (format s (cond
((= i r w) "{R+W ~A}")
((= i r) "{R ~A}")
((= i w) "{W ~A}")
(t "~A"))
el))))
(format s "~D/~D" (rb-count o) (size o)))))