swi-prolog-nox 6.6.6-5 / usr / lib / swi-prolog / library / nb_rbtrees.pl

/*  $Id$

    Part of SWI-Prolog

    Author:        Jan Wielemaker
    E-mail:        wielemak@science.uva.nl
    WWW:           http://www.swi-prolog.org
    Copyright (C): 1985-2007, University of Amsterdam

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:- module(nb_rbtrees,
	  [ nb_rb_insert/3,		% !T0, +Key, +Value
	    nb_rb_get_node/3,		% +Tree, +Key, -Node
	    nb_rb_node_value/2,		% +Node, -Value
	    nb_rb_set_node_value/2	% +Node, +Value
	  ]).

/** <module> Non-backtrackable operations on red black trees

This library is  an  extension   to  rbtrees.pl,  implementing Red-black
trees. This library adds  non-backtrackable   destructive  update  to RB
trees which allows us to fill RB trees in a failure driven loop.

This module builds on top of the   rbtrees.pl  and used code copied from
library written by Vitor Santos Costa.

@author	Jan Wielemaker
*/

		 /*******************************
		 *	 TREE INSERTION		*
		 *******************************/

%%	nb_rb_insert(!RBTree, +Key, +Value)
%
%	Add  Key-Value  to  the  tree   RBTree  using  non-backtrackable
%	destructive assignment.

nb_rb_insert(Tree, Key0, Val0) :-
	duplicate_term(Key0, Key),
	duplicate_term(Val0, Val),
	Tree = t(Nil, T),
	insert(T, Key, Val, Nil, NT, Flag),
	(   Flag == shared
	->  true
	;   nb_linkarg(2, Tree, NT)
	).

insert(Tree0,Key,Val,Nil,Tree, Flag) :-
	insert2(Tree0,Key,Val,Nil,TreeI,Flag),
	(   Flag == shared
	->  Tree = Tree0
	;   fix_root(TreeI,Tree)
	).

%
% make sure the root is always black.
%
fix_root(black(L,K,V,R),black(L,K,V,R)).
fix_root(red(L,K,V,R),black(L,K,V,R)).


%
% Cormen et al present the algorithm as
% (1) standard tree insertion;
% (2) from the viewpoint of the newly inserted node:
%     partially fix the tree;
%     move upwards
% until reaching the root.
%
% We do it a little bit different:
%
% (1) standard tree insertion;
% (2) move upwards:
%      when reaching a black node;
%        if the tree below may be broken, fix it.
% We take advantage of Prolog unification
% to do several operations in a single go.
%



%
% actual insertion
%
insert2(black('',_,_,''), K, V, Nil, T, Status) :- !,
	T = red(Nil,K,V,Nil),
	Status = not_done.
insert2(In, K, V, Nil, NT, Flag) :-
	In = red(L,K0,V0,R), !,
	(   K @< K0
	->  insert2(L, K, V, Nil, NL, Flag),
	    (	Flag == shared
	    ->	NT = In
	    ;	NT = red(NL,K0,V0,R)
	    )
	;   insert2(R, K, V, Nil, NR, Flag),
	    (	Flag == shared
	    ->	NT = In
	    ;	NT = red(L,K0,V0,NR)
	    )
	).
insert2(In, K, V, Nil, NT, Flag) :-
	In = black(L,K0,V0,R),
	(   K @< K0
	->  insert2(L, K, V, Nil, IL, Flag0),
	    (	Flag0 == shared
	    ->	NT = In
	    ;   fix_left(Flag0, black(IL,K0,V0,R), NT0, Flag1),
		(   Flag1 == share
		->  nb_linkarg(1, In, IL),
		    Flag = shared,
		    NT = In
		;   NT = NT0,
		    Flag = Flag1
		)
	    )
	;   insert2(R, K, V, Nil, IR, Flag0),
	    (	Flag0 == shared
	    ->	NT = In
	    ;	fix_right(Flag0, black(L,K0,V0,IR), NT0, Flag1),
		(   Flag1 == share
		->  nb_linkarg(4, In, IR),
		    Flag = shared,
		    NT = In
		;   NT = NT0,
		    Flag = Flag1
		)
	    )
	).

%
% How to fix if we have inserted on the left
%
fix_left(shared,T,T,shared) :- !.
fix_left(done,T,T,done) :- !.
fix_left(not_done,Tmp,Final,Done) :-
	fix_left(Tmp,Final,Done).

%
% case 1 of RB: just need to change colors.
%
fix_left(black(red(Al,AK,AV,red(Be,BK,BV,Ga)),KC,VC,red(De,KD,VD,Ep)),
	red(black(Al,AK,AV,red(Be,BK,BV,Ga)),KC,VC,black(De,KD,VD,Ep)),
	not_done) :- !.
fix_left(black(red(red(Al,KA,VA,Be),KB,VB,Ga),KC,VC,red(De,KD,VD,Ep)),
	red(black(red(Al,KA,VA,Be),KB,VB,Ga),KC,VC,black(De,KD,VD,Ep)),
	not_done) :- !.
%
% case 2 of RB: got a knee so need to do rotations
%
fix_left(black(red(Al,KA,VA,red(Be,KB,VB,Ga)),KC,VC,De),
	black(red(Al,KA,VA,Be),KB,VB,red(Ga,KC,VC,De)),
	done) :- !.
%
% case 3 of RB: got a line
%
fix_left(black(red(red(Al,KA,VA,Be),KB,VB,Ga),KC,VC,De),
	black(red(Al,KA,VA,Be),KB,VB,red(Ga,KC,VC,De)),
	done) :- !.
%
% case 4 of RB: nothig to do
%
fix_left(T,T,share).			% shared?

%
% How to fix if we have inserted on the right
%
fix_right(shared,T,T,shared) :- !.
fix_right(done,T,T,done) :- !.
fix_right(not_done,Tmp,Final,Done) :-
	fix_right(Tmp,Final,Done).

%
% case 1 of RB: just need to change colors.
%
fix_right(black(red(Ep,KD,VD,De),KC,VC,red(red(Ga,KB,VB,Be),KA,VA,Al)),
	red(black(Ep,KD,VD,De),KC,VC,black(red(Ga,KB,VB,Be),KA,VA,Al)),
	not_done) :- !.
fix_right(black(red(Ep,KD,VD,De),KC,VC,red(Ga,Ka,Va,red(Be,KB,VB,Al))),
	red(black(Ep,KD,VD,De),KC,VC,black(Ga,Ka,Va,red(Be,KB,VB,Al))),
	not_done) :- !.
%
% case 2 of RB: got a knee so need to do rotations
%
fix_right(black(De,KC,VC,red(red(Ga,KB,VB,Be),KA,VA,Al)),
	black(red(De,KC,VC,Ga),KB,VB,red(Be,KA,VA,Al)),
	done) :- !.
%
% case 3 of RB: got a line
%
fix_right(black(De,KC,VC,red(Ga,KB,VB,red(Be,KA,VA,Al))),
	black(red(De,KC,VC,Ga),KB,VB,red(Be,KA,VA,Al)),
	done) :- !.
%
% case 4 of RB: nothing to do.
%
fix_right(T,T,share).


		 /*******************************
		 *	      UPDATE		*
		 *******************************/

%%	nb_rb_get_node(+RBTree, +Key, -Node) is semidet.
%
%	True if Node is the node in   RBTree associated to Key. Fails if
%	Key is not in RBTree. This  predicate   is  intended  to be used
%	together with nb_rb_set_node_value/2 to   update  the associated
%	key destructively.

nb_rb_get_node(t(_Nil, Tree), Key, Node) :-
	find_node(Key, Tree, Node).

find_node(Key, Tree, Node) :-
	arg(2, Tree, K),
	compare(Diff, Key, K),
	find_node(Diff, Key, Tree, Node).

find_node(=, _, Node, Node).
find_node(<, Key, Tree, Node) :-
	arg(1, Tree, Left),
	find_node(Key, Left, Node).
find_node(>, Key, Tree, Node) :-
	arg(4, Tree, Right),
	find_node(Key, Right, Node).

%%	nb_rb_node_value(+Node, -Value) is det.
%
%	Value is the value associated to Node.

nb_rb_node_value(Node, Value) :-
	arg(3, Node, Value).

%%	nb_rb_set_node_value(!Node, +Value) is det.
%
%	Associate Value with Node.

nb_rb_set_node_value(Node, Value) :-
	nb_setarg(3, Node, Value).