MAPPINGS

Section: Miscellaneous Library Functions (3X)
Updated: August 7, 1990
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NAME

mappings - vector represented mappings definitions

SYNOPSIS

#include mappings.f83

mappings

DESCRIPTION

Library for mappings represented as vectors. The mapping consists of pairs of cells, domain and range, and is terminated by a double zero pair. This mapping representation is mainly used for small mapping sets as all operations are dependent on the size of the mapping. The pair zero-zero cannot be a member of the mapping.

: .mapping ( mapping -- ): Assuming that the domain is entry addresses this word will display the mapping as a set of pairs. The following form is used:
{ <pairs> }
where the <pairs> are is the format:
( <entry> <value> )
: ?empty-mapping ( mapping -- bool): Returns "true" if the mapping is empty else "false".
: ?map-mapping ( mapping block[range domain -- bool] -- ): Conditional iterator function for mappings. The block will receive the pair, domain and range, as parameters and should return a boolean flag indicating is the iterator should terminate. The return value "true" will terminate the iterator.
: ?range-mapping ( domain mapping -- bool): Returns "true" is the domain is defined and has a range in the mapping else "false" is returned.
: add-mapping ( range domain mapping -- ): Adds the domain-range pair to the mapping. If the domain is already defined in the mapping the new range value is stored.
: empty-mapping ( mapping -- ): This word will empty the mapping by assigning the terminal pair first in the mapping vector.
: map-mapping ( mapping block[range domain -- ] -- ): Iterator function for mappings. The block will receive the domain-range pair as parameters. The block is called for all pairs in the mapping.
: mapping ( size -- ): Used in the following form:
<size> mapping <name> ( -- mapping)
to create a mapping variable. All operation are destructive on mapping variables. The maximum number of domain-range pairs in a mapping set is <size> - 1.
vocabulary mappings ( -- ): The vector represented mapping library vocabulary. Include into the vocabulary search set, "context", to allow access to these extensions.
: range-mapping ( domain mapping -- addr): Returns the range address, "addr", for the domain in the mapping. The value "nil" is returned if the domain is not a member of the mapping. The address may be used to manipulate the range value. Most mapping operations are destructive. This makes the address only valid until the next destructive mapping operation.
: remove-mapping ( domain mapping -- ): Removes the domain-range pair from the mapping.
: size-mapping ( mapping -- num): Returns the number of domain-range pairs in the mapping.

INTERNALS

The mappings library contains the following internal function to search a mapping and access the domain-range pair.

field +domain ( mapping -- addr) private: Access field for domain address of a domain-range pair in a mapping vector.
field +pair ( mapping -- addr) private: Access field for the next pair address in a mapping vector.
field +range ( mapping -- addr) private: Access field for range address of a domain-range pair in a mapping vector.
: search-mapping ( domain mapping -- [addr1] or [domain addr2 false]): Primitive mapping search function. Tries to locate the domain-range pair in the mapping. If found the pair address, "addr1", is returned and may be accessed with the fields; "+domain", and "+range". If not found the domain and the address of the terminal pair together with the flag "false" is returned. The function is used to implement the words "add-mapping", "remove-mapping", "?range-mapping", and "range-mapping".

NOTE

The function list is sorted in ASCII order. The type and mode of the entry is indicated together with the parameter stack effect.

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AUTHOR

Mikael R.K. Patel
Computer Aided Design Laboratory (CADLAB)
Department of Computer and Information Science
Linkoping University
S-581 83 LINKOPING
SWEDEN
Email: mip@ida.liu.se
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