source: soft/giet_vm/memo/include/libelfpp/dpp/interval_set

/* -*- c++ -*-

   C++ Interval set template with boolean operations.

   This file is part of the dpp library of C++ template classes

   doc: http://diaxen.ssji.net/dpp/index.html
   repo: https://www.ssji.net/svn/projets/trunk/libdpp

   This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or
   modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License
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   MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the GNU
   Lesser General Public License for more details.

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   License along with this program.  If not, see
   <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.

   (c) 2008 Alexandre Becoulet <alexandre.becoulet@free.fr>

*/

#ifndef DPP_INTERVAL_SET_HH_
#define DPP_INTERVAL_SET_HH_

#include <cassert>
#include <vector>
#include <stdexcept>
#include <limits>
#include <ios>

/** @file @module{Interval set} */

namespace dpp {

  template <typename X>
  class interval_bound;

  template <typename X>
  class interval_bound_inclusive;

  template <typename X>
  class interval_bound_exclusive;

  template <typename X>
  class interval_scalar_limits;

  template <typename X, class Bound = interval_bound<X> >
  class interval;

  template <typename X, class Bound = interval_bound<X>,
            class Limits = interval_scalar_limits<X> >
  class interval_set;

//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//      interval bound classes
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

  /** @short Default interval bound class
      @module {Interval set}
      @header dpp/interval_set

      @This may be used with the @ref interval and @ref interval_set
      classes to specify interval bounds inclusivity.

      This class must be used to handles both inclusive and exclusive
      interval bounds in the same interval set. This is the default
      behavior and more generic choice but @ref interval_bound_inclusive
      and @ref interval_bound_exclusive may be used instead to allow
      further optimization of the code.
  */

  template <typename X>
  class interval_bound
  {
    template <typename, class> friend class interval;
    template <typename, class, class> friend class interval_set;

    X _bound;
    bool _inclusive;

    interval_bound()
    {
    }

    interval_bound(const X bound, bool inclusive)
      : _bound(bound),
        _inclusive(inclusive)
    {
    }

    X bound() const
    {
      return _bound;
    }

    void set_bound(X b)
    {
      _bound = b;
    }

    bool inclusive() const
    {
      return _inclusive;
    }

    void set_inclusive(bool i)
    {
      _inclusive = i;
    }

    bool operator==(const interval_bound &b) const
    {
      return _bound == b._bound && _inclusive == b._inclusive;
    }

    static const bool default_inc = true;
  };

  /** @short Inclusive interval bound class
      @module {Interval set}
      @header dpp/interval_set

      @This may be used with the @ref interval and @ref interval_set
      classes to specify interval bounds inclusivity.

      When used this specify @b inclusive bounds and @ref interval bound values 
      will always be considered as included in the interval.

      @see interval_bound
      @see interval_bound_exclusive
  */

  template <typename X>
  class interval_bound_inclusive
  {
    template <typename, class> friend class interval;
    template <typename, class, class> friend class interval_set;

    X _bound;

    interval_bound_inclusive()
    {
    }

    interval_bound_inclusive(const X bound, bool inclusive)
      : _bound(bound)
    {
    }

    X bound() const
    {
      return _bound;
    }

    void set_bound(X b)
    {
      _bound = b;
    }

    bool inclusive() const
    {
      return true;
    }

    void set_inclusive(bool i)
    {
      assert(i);
    }

    bool operator==(const interval_bound_inclusive &b) const
    {
      return _bound == b._bound;
    }

    static const bool default_inc = true;
  };

  /** @short Exclusive interval bound class
      @module {Interval set}
      @header dpp/interval_set

      @This may be used with the @ref interval and @ref interval_set
      classes to specify interval bounds inclusivity.

      When used this specify @b exclusive bounds and @ref interval bound values
      will always be considered as excluded from the interval.

      @see interval_bound
      @see interval_bound_inclusive
  */

  template <typename X>
  class interval_bound_exclusive
  {
    template <typename, class> friend class interval;
    template <typename, class, class> friend class interval_set;

    X _bound;

    interval_bound_exclusive()
    {
    }

    interval_bound_exclusive(X bound, bool inclusive)
      : _bound(bound)
    {
    }

    X bound() const
    {
      return _bound;
    }

    void set_bound(X b)
    {
      _bound = b;
    }

    bool inclusive() const
    {
      return false;
    }

    void set_inclusive(bool i)
    {
      assert(!i);
    }

    bool operator==(const interval_bound_exclusive &b) const
    {
      return _bound == b._bound;
    }

    static const bool default_inc = false;
  };

//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//      interval bound limits
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

  /** @short Interval limits class for standard scalar types
      @module {Interval set}
      @header dpp/interval_set

      This class specify upper and lower limits for scalar types and
      is the default limits definition class used by the @ref interval_set class.

      Similar classes must be defined when using the @ref interval_set
      class with user defined non scalar types.
  */

  template <typename X>
  class interval_scalar_limits
  {
  public:
    /** @This returns interval maximum value */
    static X upper()
    {
      if (!std::numeric_limits<X>::is_integer && std::numeric_limits<X>::has_infinity)
        return std::numeric_limits<X>::infinity();
      else
        return std::numeric_limits<X>::max();
    }

    /** @This returns interval minimum value */
    static X lower()
    {
      if (std::numeric_limits<X>::is_integer)
        return std::numeric_limits<X>::min();
      else
        return -upper();
    }
  };

//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//      interval (bound pair) class
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

  /** @short Interval class
      @module {Interval set}
      @header dpp/interval_set
      @main
      @showvalue

      @This defines an interval with its low and high bounds for a
      given type and bound inclusivity.

      @tt X can be a standard scalar type or an user defined type.

      Acceptable values for @tt Bound template parameter are
      @ref interval_bound (default), @ref interval_bound_inclusive and
      @ref interval_bound_exclusive

      This class is used as an @ref interval_set element.
  */

  template <typename X, class Bound>
  class interval
  {
    template <typename, class, class> friend class interval_set;

    Bound _low;
    Bound _high;

  public:

    /** @This creates a non initialized interval object. */
    interval()
    {
    }

    /** @This creates a new {@tt low, @tt high } interval.
        Bounds are inclusive by default when @ref interval_bound_exclusive is not used.
        @alias interval_1
    */
    interval(const X low, const X high)
      : _low(low, Bound::default_inc),
        _high(high, Bound::default_inc)
    {
      assert(low < high || low == high);
    }

    /** @This creates a new {@tt low, @tt high } interval with specified inclusivity.
        @alias interval_2
     */
    interval(const X low, bool low_inclusive,
             const X high, bool high_inclusive)
      : _low(low, low_inclusive),
        _high(high, high_inclusive)     
    {
      assert(low < high || (low == high && low_inclusive && high_inclusive));
    }

    /** @This returns the low bound value. */
    X low_bound() const
    {
      return _low.bound();
    }

    /** @This returns the high bound value. */
    X high_bound() const
    {
      return _high.bound();
    }

    /** @This tests if low bound is inclusive. */
    bool low_inclusive() const
    {
      return _low.inclusive();
    }

    /** @This tests if high bound is inclusive. */
    bool high_inclusive() const
    {
      return _high.inclusive();
    }

    /** @This tests if specified value is included in interval range. */
    bool contains(const X a) const
    {
      if (a == _low.bound())
        return _low.inclusive();
      else if (a == _high.bound())
        return _high.inclusive();
      else
        return (!(a < _low.bound()) && a < _high.bound());
    }

    /** @This tests if two intervals are equals. */
    bool operator==(const interval &i) const
    {
      return _low == i._low && _high == i._high;
    }

    /** @This prints an interval to stream in the form "@tt {[low, high]}".
        Square brackets or parenthesis may be used depending on inclusivity. 
        @alias print
    */
    friend std::ostream & operator<<(std::ostream &o, const interval<X, Bound> &i)
    {
      o << (i.low_inclusive() ? "[" : "(") << i.low_bound()
        << ", " << i.high_bound() << (i.high_inclusive() ? "]" : ")");
      return o;
    }
  };


//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//      interval set class
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

  /** @short Interval set class 
      @module {Interval set}
      @header dpp/interval_set
      @main
      @showvalue

      @This may contain several @ref interval objects to act as an
      interval set.

      It provides several common boolean set operations like union,
      intersection, complement and value inclusion test.

      No extra value can be attached to intervals in set; it wouldn't
      make sense because interval may be splited, joined, created or
      destroyed by boolean operations.

      @tt X can be a standard scalar type or an user defined type.
      When a user defined type is used, a custom @tt Limits
      class parameter must be provided to define upper and lower value
      limits. The @ref interval_scalar_limits is used by default.

      @tt Bound specify interval bounds inclusivity policy.
      Acceptable values for @tt Bound template parameter are
      @ref interval_bound (default), @ref interval_bound_inclusive and
      @ref interval_bound_exclusive.
  */

  template <typename X, class Bound, class Limits>
  class interval_set
  {
  public:

    /** Associated @ref interval type */
    typedef interval<X, Bound> interval_type;

  private:
    typedef std::vector<interval_type> set_container;

  public:
    /** Value type */
    typedef X value_type;
    /** @ref interval iterator */
    typedef typename set_container::iterator iterator;
    /** @ref interval const iterator */
    typedef typename set_container::const_iterator const_iterator;
    /** @ref interval set limits class */
    typedef Limits limits_type;

  private:

    static void union_glob(const set_container &a, unsigned int &i,
                           const set_container &b, unsigned int &j,
                           set_container &c, unsigned int &k)
    {
      // skip all included intervals
      while (j < b.size() && b[j]._high.bound() < c[k]._high.bound())
        j++;

      if (j < b.size())
        {
          // if interval end equal to next interval start
          if (((c[k]._high.bound() == b[j]._low.bound())
               && (c[k]._high.inclusive() || b[j]._low.inclusive()))
          // or interval end greater than next interval start
              || (b[j]._low.bound() < c[k]._high.bound()))
            {
              // join intervals
              c[k]._high = b[j++]._high;
              // terminal recursion
              return union_glob(b, j, a, i, c, k);
            }
        }
    }

    static interval_set union_(const set_container &a, const set_container &b)
    {
      interval_set res;
      set_container &c = res._set;

      unsigned int i, j, k;

      c.resize(a.size() + b.size());

      for (i = j = k = 0; i < a.size() && j < b.size(); k++)
        {
          if (a[i]._low.bound() == b[j]._low.bound())
            {
              c[k] = a[i];
              c[k]._low.set_inclusive(a[i]._low.inclusive() | b[j]._low.inclusive());
              i++;
              union_glob(a, i, b, j, c, k);
            }
          else if (a[i]._low.bound() < b[j]._low.bound())
            {
              c[k] = a[i++];
              union_glob(a, i, b, j, c, k);
            }
          else // if (a[i]._low._bound > b[j]._low._bound)
            {
              c[k] = b[j++];
              union_glob(b, j, a, i, c, k);
            }
        }

      for (; i < a.size(); i++, k++)
        c[k] = a[i];

      for (; j < b.size(); j++, k++)
        c[k] = b[j];

      res._set.resize(k);

      return res;
    }

    static bool pair_intersect(const interval_type &a, const interval_type &b, interval_type &r)
    {
      if (b._low.bound() < a._low.bound())
        r._low = a._low;
      else // if (a._low.bound() <= b._low.bound())
        {
          r._low = b._low;
          if (!a._low.inclusive() && a._low.bound() == b._low.bound())
            r._low.set_inclusive(false);
        }

      if (a._high.bound() < b._high.bound())
        r._high = a._high;
      else // if (b._high.bound() <= a._high.bound())
        {
          r._high = b._high;
          if (!a._high.inclusive() && a._high.bound() == b._high.bound())
            r._high.set_inclusive(false);
        }

      if (r._high.bound() == r._low.bound())
        return r._low.inclusive() && r._high.inclusive();
      else
        return(r._low.bound() < r._high.bound());
    }

    static interval_set intersection(const set_container &a, const set_container &b)
    {
      interval_set res;
      set_container &c = res._set;

      unsigned int i, j, k;

      c.resize(a.size() + b.size());

      for (i = j = k = 0; i < a.size() && j < b.size(); )
        {
          if (b[j]._high.bound() < a[i]._low.bound())
            while (j < b.size() && b[j]._high.bound() < a[i]._low.bound())
              j++;
          else if (a[i]._high.bound() < b[j]._low.bound())
            while (i < a.size() && a[i]._high.bound() < b[j]._low.bound())
              i++;
          else 
            {
              if (pair_intersect(a[i], b[j], c[k]))
                k++;

              if (a[i]._high.bound() == b[j]._high.bound())
                j++, i++;
              else if (a[i]._high.bound() < b[j]._high.bound())
                i++;
              else
                j++;
            }
        }

      res._set.resize(k);

      return res;
    }

    static interval_set complement(const set_container &a)
    {
      if (a.empty())
        return interval_set(true);

      unsigned int i, j;
      interval_set res;
      set_container &r = res._set;

      if (a[0]._low.bound() == limits_type::lower() && a[0]._low.inclusive())
        {
          r.resize(a.size());
          r[0]._low.set_bound(a[0]._high.bound());
          r[0]._low.set_inclusive(!a[0]._high.inclusive());
          j = 1;
        }
      else
        {
          r.resize(a.size() + 1);
          r[0]._low.set_bound(limits_type::lower());
          r[0]._low.set_inclusive(true);
          j = 0;
        }

      for (i = 0; i < r.size() - 1; i++, j++)
        {
          r[i]._high.set_bound(a[j]._low.bound());
          r[i]._high.set_inclusive(!a[j]._low.inclusive());
          r[i+1]._low.set_bound(a[j]._high.bound());
          r[i+1]._low.set_inclusive(!a[j]._high.inclusive());
        }

      assert(j >= 1);

      if (a[j-1]._high.bound() == limits_type::upper() && a[j-1]._high.inclusive())
        {
          r.pop_back();
        }
      else
        {
          r[i]._high.set_bound(limits_type::upper());
          r[i]._high.set_inclusive(true);
        }

      return res;
    }

    unsigned int dicho(const X a) const
    {
      unsigned int min_idx = 0;
      unsigned int max_idx = _set.size();

      assert(!_set.empty());

      // dichotomic search
      while (max_idx - min_idx > 1)
        {
          unsigned int p = (max_idx + min_idx) / 2;

          if (a < _set[p]._low.bound())
            max_idx = p;
          else
            min_idx = p;
        }

      return min_idx;
    }

  public:

    /** @This creates an empty interval set */
    interval_set()
    {
    }

    /** @This creates an empty or whole interval set */
    interval_set(bool whole)
    {
      if (whole)
        _set.push_back(interval_type(limits_type::lower(),
                                     limits_type::upper()));
    }

    /** @This creates an interval set including values in given @ref interval */
    interval_set(const interval_type &i)
    {
      _set.push_back(i);
    }

    /** @This creates an interval set including values in [@tt low, @tt high] range.
        @see interval::__interval_1__ */
    interval_set(const X low, const X high)
    {
      _set.push_back(interval_type(low, high));
    }

    /** @This creates an interval set including values in range {@tt low, @tt high} with given inclusivity
        @see interval::__interval_2__ */
    interval_set(const X low, bool low_inclusive,
                 const X high, bool high_inclusive)
    {
      _set.push_back(interval_type(low, low_inclusive, high, high_inclusive));
    }

    /** @This resets the interval set to empty state */
    void clear()
    {
      _set.clear();
    }

    /** @This tests if interval set is empty */
    bool empty()
    {
      return _set.empty();
    }

    /** @This tests if interval set is whole */
    bool whole()
    {
      return (!_set.empty()
              && _set.back()._low.bound() == limits_type::lower()
              && _set.back()._high.bound() == limits_type::upper());
    }

    /** @This returns a new interval set being the union of the two interval sets */
    interval_set operator|(const interval_set &i) const
    {
      return union_(_set, i._set);
    }

    /** @This replaces the current interval set by the union with given interval set */
    interval_set & operator|=(const interval_set &i)
    {
      return *this = *this | i; // FIXME write optimized version
    }

    /** @This replaces the current interval set by the union with given interval */
    interval_set & operator|=(const interval_type &i)
    {
      return *this = *this | interval_set(i); // FIXME write optimized version
    }

    /** @This returns a new interval set being the intersection of the two interval sets */
    interval_set operator&(const interval_set &i) const
    {
      return intersection(_set, i._set);
    }

    /** @This replaces the current interval set by the intersection with given interval set */
    interval_set & operator&=(const interval_set &i)
    {
      return *this = *this & i; // FIXME write optimized version
    }

    /** @This replaces the current interval set by the intersection with given interval */
    interval_set & operator&=(const interval_type &i)
    {
      return *this = *this & interval_set(i); // FIXME write optimized version
    }

    /** @This returns the complementary interval set */
    interval_set operator~() const
    {
      return complement(_set);
    }

    /** @This returns a new interval set being the exclusive or of the two interval sets */
    interval_set operator^(const interval_set &i) const
    {
      return (*this & ~i) | (~*this & i);
    }

    /** @This replaces the current interval set by the exclusive or with given interval set */
    interval_set & operator^=(const interval_set &i)
    {
      return *this = *this ^ i;
    }

    /** @This replaces the current interval set by the exclusive or with given interval */
    interval_set & operator^=(const interval_type &i)
    {
      return *this = *this ^ interval_set(i);
    }

    /** @This returns the interval which contains the given value.
        This throws a @ref std::out_of_range exception if no matching
        interval is available in set. */
    interval_type get_interval(const X a) const throw (std::out_of_range)
    {
      if (_set.empty())
        throw std::out_of_range("empty interval_set");

      unsigned int p = dicho(a);

      if (!_set[p].contains(a))
        throw std::out_of_range("no matching interval found");

      return _set[p];
    }

    /** @This tests if specified value is included in interval set
        @alias contains_1
     */
    bool contains(const X a) const
    {
      return !_set.empty() && _set[dicho(a)].contains(a);
    }

    /** @This tests if specified interval set is included in interval set */
    bool contains(const interval_set &i) const
    {
      return (i & *this) == i; // FIXME write optimized version
    }

    /** @This is a shortcut for @ref __contains_1__ */
    bool operator[](const X a) const
    {
      return contains(a);
    }

    /** @This tests if two interval sets are equals */
    bool operator==(const interval_set &i) const
    {
      if (_set.size() != i._set.size())
        return false;

      for (unsigned int j = 0; j < _set.size(); j++)
        if (!(_set[j] == i._set[j]))
          return false;

      return true;
    }

    /** @This returns an interval set iterator. It can be
        used to iterator over all @ref interval contained in the set. */
    iterator begin()
    {
      return _set.begin();
    }

    /** @This returns an interval set end iterator. */
    iterator end()
    {
      return _set.end();
    }

    /** @This returns an interval set const iterator. It can be
        used to iterator over all @ref interval contained in the set. */
    const_iterator begin() const
    {
      return _set.begin();
    }

    /** @This returns an interval set end iterator. */
    const_iterator end() const
    {
      return _set.end();
    }

    /** @This prints interval set to stream by iterating over all @ref interval
        present in the set using @ref interval::__print__
    */
    friend std::ostream & operator<<(std::ostream &o, const interval_set<X, Bound, Limits> &is)
    {
      for (typename interval_set<X, Bound, Limits>::const_iterator i = is.begin(); i != is.end(); i++)
        o << *i;
      return o;
    }

  private:

    set_container _set;
  };

}

#endif