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(* This file is part of Marionnet, a virtual network laboratory
Copyright (C) 2007, 2008 Luca Saiu
Copyright (C) 2009 Jean-Vincent Loddo
Copyright (C) 2007, 2008, 2009 Université Paris 13
This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation, either version 2 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
GNU General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
along with this program. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>. *)
(* open PreludeExtra.Prelude;; *) (* We want synchronous terminal output *)
(** A general-purpose polymorphic graph data structure, written in imperative
style.
Nodes are identified by automatically-assigned unique ids, which are used
also to recognize endpoints, for each edge.
The implementation should be reasonably efficient, but remove_node can be
optimized. remove_edge is difficult to make better because of a (gratuitous,
in my opinion) restriction in Hashtbl: it's not allowed to remove a pair
<key, value>, but only to blindly remove the "current" binding of key.
So I have to get all bindings, filter them out, remove all bindings from the
table, and reinsert the surviving ones. *)
(* --- *)
module Log = Marionnet_log
type id = int;;
let fresh_id = Ocamlbricks.Counter.make_int_generator ()
type 'a graph =
(* Nodes: *)
(id, 'a) Hashtbl.t *
(* Edges, as a set of ordered node pairs: *)
((id, id) Hashtbl.t) * (* for the edge "x |-> y" x is the key, y is the value *)
(* Reversed edges, as a set of ordered node pairs: *)
((id, id) Hashtbl.t);;
let make_empty_graph () : 'a graph =
Hashtbl.create 257, Hashtbl.create 257, Hashtbl.create 257;;
let add_node node (graph : 'a graph) =
let nodes, _, _ = graph in
let id = fresh_id () in
Hashtbl.add nodes id node;
id;;
let get_node_ids (graph : 'a graph) : id list =
let nodes, _, _ = graph in
Hashtbl.fold
(fun id _ list -> id :: list)
nodes
[];;
let get_node (id : id) (graph : 'a graph) : 'a =
let nodes, _, _ = graph in
Hashtbl.find nodes id;;
let get_forward_star id (graph : 'a graph) =
let _, edges, _ = graph in
Hashtbl.find_all edges id;;
let get_backward_star id (graph : 'a graph) =
let _, _, backward_edges = graph in
Hashtbl.find_all backward_edges id;;
(** Print an understandable representation of a graph, given a function printing
a node: *)
let print_graph (print_node : 'a -> unit) (graph : 'a graph) =
let ids : id list = List.sort compare (get_node_ids graph) in
print_string "Nodes:\n";
List.iter
(fun id ->
let node : 'a = get_node id graph in
Printf.printf "%i. " id;
print_node node;
print_string "\n")
ids;
print_string "Edges:\n";
List.iter
(fun from_id ->
let forward_star = List.sort compare (get_forward_star from_id graph) in
if forward_star <> [] then begin
List.iter
(fun to_id -> Printf.printf "%i -> %i; " from_id to_id)
forward_star;
print_string "\n";
end)
ids;;
let has_edge from_id to_id (graph : 'a graph) =
List.exists
(fun a_to_id -> a_to_id = to_id)
(get_forward_star from_id graph);;
let add_edge source_id destination_id (graph : 'a graph) =
if not (has_edge source_id destination_id graph) then begin
let _, edges, reversed_edges = graph in
Hashtbl.add edges source_id destination_id;
Hashtbl.add reversed_edges destination_id source_id;
end;;
let clear (graph : 'a graph) =
let nodes, forward_edges, backward_edges = graph in
Hashtbl.clear nodes;
Hashtbl.clear forward_edges;
Hashtbl.clear backward_edges;;
let get_forward_edges (graph : 'a graph) =
let _, edges, _ = graph in
Hashtbl.fold
(fun from_id to_id list -> (from_id, to_id) :: list)
edges
[];;
let get_backward_edges (graph : 'a graph) =
let _, edges, _ = graph in
Hashtbl.fold
(fun from_id to_id list -> (to_id, from_id) :: list)
edges
[];;
(** Remove the edge (from_id |-> to_id), if it exists, otherwise do nothing.
In any case *don't* remove any node.
Yes, this implementation sucks: see the comment at the beginning to
understand why I had to do it this way. *)
let remove_edge from_id to_id (graph : 'a graph) =
let _, forward_edges, backward_edges = graph in
(* Get the current forward star of from_id and the current backward star of
to_id: the edge we want to remove, if it exists, is in both: *)
let forward_star = get_forward_star from_id graph in
let backward_star = get_backward_star to_id graph in
(* Temporarily remove all the edges from from_id and all the edges to to_id: *)
List.iter
(fun _ -> Hashtbl.remove forward_edges from_id)
forward_star;
List.iter
(fun _ -> Hashtbl.remove backward_edges to_id)
backward_star;
(* Re-insert all the edges, except the one we want to remove: *)
List.iter
(fun a_to_id -> if a_to_id <> to_id then Hashtbl.add forward_edges from_id a_to_id)
forward_star;
List.iter
(fun a_from_id -> if a_from_id <> from_id then Hashtbl.add backward_edges to_id a_from_id)
backward_star;;
(** Remove the given node, if it exists; otherwise do nothing *)
let remove_node id (graph : 'a graph) =
let nodes, _, _ = graph in
(* print_string "================ Before:\n"; print_graph print_string graph; *)
(* First remove all edges involving id... *)
let forward_star = get_forward_star id graph in
List.iter (fun to_node -> remove_edge id to_node graph) forward_star;
let backward_star = get_backward_star id graph in
List.iter (fun from_node -> remove_edge from_node id graph) backward_star;
(* print_string "================ After edges removal:\n"; print_graph print_string graph; *)
(* ...then remove the node: *)
Hashtbl.remove nodes id;
(* print_string "================ After node removal:\n"; print_graph print_string graph *)
;;
(** Given a graph and its root, return a list of the reachable node ids in some unspecified
topological sort, where if a |-> b is an edge b precedes a in the result. Forward edges
are taken as elements of a 'source depends on destination' relation.
This also works when the graph is made of several distinct connected
components: every node is returned (exactly once).
If the graph is cyclic then the result is undefined. *)
let topological_sort (graph : 'a graph) =
let nodes = get_node_ids graph in
let touched_nodes = Hashtbl.create (List.length nodes) in
let result = ref [] in
let rec depth_first_visit root =
if not (Hashtbl.mem touched_nodes root) then begin
Hashtbl.add touched_nodes root ();
List.iter depth_first_visit (get_forward_star root graph);
result := root :: !result;
end in
List.iter
depth_first_visit
(List.filter
(fun node -> get_backward_star node graph = [])
nodes);
List.rev !result;;
(*
(** Example *)
let rec print_list print_node g xs =
match xs with
[] -> print_string "\n";
| id :: ys -> (print_node (get_node id g); print_string " "; print_list print_node g ys);;
let _ =
let g = make_empty_graph () in
(* let a = add_node "a" g in *)
(* let b = add_node "b" g in *)
(* let c = add_node "c" g in *)
(* let _ = add_edge a b g in *)
(* let _ = add_edge a c g in *)
(* let _ = add_edge b c g in *)
(* let _ = add_edge b b g in *)
(* let _ = remove_node a g in *)
(* let n1 = add_node "a" g in *)
(* let n2 = add_node "b" g in *)
(* let n3 = add_node "c" g in *)
(* let n4 = add_node "d" g in *)
(* let n5 = add_node "e" g in *)
(* let n6 = add_node "f" g in *)
(* let n7 = add_node "g" g in *)
(* let n8 = add_node "h" g in *)
(* let n9 = add_node "i" g in *)
let n4 = add_node "d" g in
let n2 = add_node "b" g in
let n1 = add_node "a" g in
let n8 = add_node "h" g in
let n3 = add_node "c" g in
let n6 = add_node "f" g in
let n9 = add_node "i" g in
let n5 = add_node "e" g in
let n7 = add_node "g" g in
let _ = add_edge n1 n2 g in
let _ = add_edge n2 n3 g in
let _ = add_edge n1 n4 g in
let _ = add_edge n1 n5 g in
let _ = add_edge n3 n5 g in
let _ = add_edge n5 n6 g in
let _ = add_edge n7 n4 g in
let _ = add_edge n5 n8 g in
let _ = add_edge n8 n7 g in
print_graph print_string g;
print_string "\nTopological sort: ";
print_list print_string g (topological_sort g);
print_string "\n";;
*)
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