le_hashmap.h

    1 /**
    2  * @page c_hashmap HashMap API
    3  *
    4  * @ref le_hashmap.h "API Reference"
    5  *
    6  * <HR>
    7  *
    8  * This API provides a straightforward HashMap implementation.
    9  *
   10  * @section c_hashmap_create Creating a HashMap
   11  *
   12  * Use @c le_hashmap_Create() to create a hashmap. It's the responsibility of
   13  * the caller to maintain type integrity using this function's parameters.
   14  * It's important to supply hash and equality functions that operate on the
   15  * type of key that you intend to store. It's unwise to mix types in a single table because
   16  * implementation of the table has no way to detect this behaviour.
   17  *
   18  * Choose the initial size should carefully as the index size remains fixed. The best
   19  * choice for the initial size is a prime number slightly larger than the
   20  * maximum expected capacity. If a too small size is chosen, there will be an
   21  * increase in collisions that degrade performance over time.
   22  *
   23  * All hashmaps have names for diagnostic purposes.
   24  *
   25  * @section c_hashmap_insert Adding key-value pairs
   26  *
   27  * Key-value pairs are added using le_hashmap_Put(). For example:
   28  *
   29  * @code
   30  * static void StoreStuff(const char* keyStr, const char* valueStr)
   31  * {
   32  *     myTable = le_hashmap_Create(
   33  *                         "My Table",
   34  *                         31,
   35  *                         le_hashmap_HashString,
   36  *                         le_hashmap_EqualsString
   37  *                       );
   38  *
   39  *     le_hashmap_Put(myTable, keyStr, valueStr);
   40  *     ....
   41  * }
   42  * @endcode
   43  *
   44  * The table does not take control of the keys or values. The map only stores the pointers
   45  * to these values, not the values themselves. It's the responsibility of the caller to manage
   46  * the actual data storage.
   47  *
   48  * @subsection c_hashmap_tips Tip
   49  *
   50  * The code sample shows some pre-defined functions for certain
   51  * key types. The key types supported are uint32_t and strings. The strings must be
   52  * NULL terminated.
   53  *
   54  * Tables can also have their own hash and equality functions,
   55  * but ensure the functions work on the type of key you're
   56  * storing. The hash function should provide a good distribution of values. It
   57  * is not required that they be unique.
   58  *
   59  * @section c_hashmap_iterating Iterating over a map
   60  *
   61  * This API allows the user of the map to iterate over the entire
   62  * map, acting on each key-value pair. You supply a callback function conforming
   63  * to the prototype:
   64  * @code
   65  * bool (*callback)(void* key, void* value, void* context)
   66  * @endcode
   67  *
   68  * This can then be used to process every value in the map. The return value from the
   69  * callback function determines if iteration should continue or stop. If the function
   70  * returns false then iteration will cease. For example:
   71  *
   72  * @code
   73  * bool ProcessTableData
   74  * (
   75  *     void* keyPtr,     // Pointer to the map entry's key
   76  *     void* valuePtr,   // Pointer to the map entry's value
   77  *     void* contextPtr  // Pointer to an abritrary context for the callback function
   78  * )
   79  * {
   80  *     int keyCheck = *((int*)context);
   81  *     int currentKey = *((int*)key);
   82  *
   83  *     if (keyCheck == currentKey) return false;
   84  *
   85  *     // Do some stuff, maybe print out data or do a calculation
   86  *     return true;
   87  * }
   88  *
   89  * {
   90  *     // ... somewhere else in the code ...
   91  *     int lastKey = 10;
   92  *     le_hashmap_ForEach (myTable, processTableData, &lastKey);
   93  * }
   94  * @endcode
   95  *
   96  * This code sample shows the callback function must also be aware of the
   97  * types stored in the table.
   98  *
   99  * However, keep in mind that it is unsafe and undefined to modify the map during
  100  * this style of iteration.
  101  *
  102  * Alternatively, the calling function can control the iteration by first
  103  * calling @c le_hashmap_GetIterator(). This returns an iterator that is ready
  104  * to return each key/value pair in the map in the order in which they are
  105  * stored. The iterator is controlled by calling @c le_hashmap_NextNode(), and must
  106  * be called before accessing any elements. You can then retrieve pointers to
  107  * the key and value by using le_hashmap_GetKey() and le_hashmap_GetValue().
  108  *
  109  * @note There is only one iterator per hashtable. Calling le_hashmap_GetIterator()
  110  * will simply re-initialize the current iterator
  111  *
  112  * It is possible to add and remove items during this style of iteration.  When
  113  * adding items during an iteration it is not guaranteed that the newly added item
  114  * will be iterated over.  It's very possible that the newly added item is added in
  115  * an earlier location than the iterator is curently pointed at.
  116  *
  117  * When removing items during an iteration you also have to keep in mind that the
  118  * iterator's current item may be the one removed.  If this is the case,
  119  * le_hashmap_GetKey, and le_hashmap_GetValue will return NULL until either,
  120  * le_hashmap_NextNode, or le_hashmap_PrevNode are called.
  121  *
  122  * For example (assuming a table of string/string):
  123  *
  124  * @code
  125  * void ProcessTable(le_hashmap_Ref_t myTable)
  126  * {
  127  *     char* nextKey;
  128  *     char* nextVal;
  129  *
  130  *     le_hashmap_It_Ref_t myIter = le_hashmap_GetIterator(myTable);
  131  *
  132  *     while (LE_OK == le_hashmap_NextNode(myIter))
  133  *     {
  134  *         // Do something with the strings
  135  *         nextKey = le_hashmap_GetKey(myIter);
  136  *         nextVal = le_hashmap_GetValue(myIter);
  137  *     }
  138  * }
  139  * @endcode
  140  *
  141  * If you need to control access to the hashmap, then a mutex can be used.
  142  *
  143  * @section c_hashmap_tracing Tracing a map
  144  *
  145  * Hashmaps can be traced using the logging system.
  146  *
  147  * If @c le_hashmap_MakeTraceable() is called for a specified hashmap object, the name of that
  148  * hashmap (the name passed into le_hashmap_Create() ) becomes a trace keyword
  149  * to enable and disable tracing of that particular hashmap.
  150  *
  151  * If @c le_hashmap_EnableTrace() is called for a hashmap object, tracing is
  152  * immediately activated for that hashmap.
  153  *
  154  * See @ref c_log_controlling for more information on how to enable and disable tracing using
  155  * configuration and/or the log control tool.
  156  *
  157  * <HR>
  158  *
  159  * Copyright (C) Sierra Wireless Inc. Use of this work is subject to license.
  160  */
  161 
  162 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  163 /**
  164  * @file le_hashmap.h
  165  *
  166  * Legato @ref c_hashmap include file.
  167  *
  168  * Copyright (C) Sierra Wireless Inc. Use of this work is subject to license.
  169  */
  170 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  171 
  172 #ifndef LEGATO_HASHMAP_INCLUDE_GUARD
  173 #define LEGATO_HASHMAP_INCLUDE_GUARD
  174 
  175 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  176 /**
  177  * Reference to a HashMap.
  178  */
  179 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  180 typedef struct le_hashmap* le_hashmap_Ref_t;
  181 
  182 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  183 /**
  184  * Reference to a HashMap Iterator.
  185  */
  186 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  187 typedef struct le_hashmap_It* le_hashmap_It_Ref_t;
  188 
  189 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  190 /**
  191  * Prototype for hash functions.  The hash function must generate a good spread of hashes without
  192  * consuming lots of processing power.
  193  *
  194  * @param keyToHashPtr Pointer to the key which will be hashed
  195  * @return The calculated hash value
  196  */
  197 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  198 typedef size_t (*le_hashmap_HashFunc_t)
  199 (
  200     const void* keyToHashPtr
  201 );
  202 
  203 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  204 /**
  205  * Prototype for equality functions.  The equality function returns true if the the keys point to
  206  * values are equivalent. The HashMap doesn't know in advance which types are to be stored so
  207  * this function must be supplied by the caller.
  208  *
  209  * @param firstKeyPtr Pointer to the first key for comparing.
  210  * @param secondKeyPtr Pointer to the second key for comparing.
  211  * @return Returns true if the values are the same, false otherwise
  212  */
  213 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  214 typedef bool (*le_hashmap_EqualsFunc_t)
  215 (
  216     const void* firstKeyPtr,
  217     const void* secondKeyPtr
  218 );
  219 
  220 
  221 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  222 /**
  223  * Prototype for callback functions for the iterator function le_hashmap_ForEach().  This function should
  224  * return true in order to continue iterating, or false to stop.
  225  *
  226  * @param keyPtr Pointer to the key at the current position in the map
  227  * @param valuePtr Pointer to the value associated to this key
  228  * @param contextPtr Pointer to the context supplied to le_hashmap_ForEach()
  229  * @return Returns true to continue, false to stop
  230  */
  231 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  232 typedef bool (*le_hashmap_ForEachHandler_t)
  233 (
  234     const void* keyPtr,
  235     const void* valuePtr,
  236     void* contextPtr
  237 );
  238 
  239 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  240 /**
  241  * Create a HashMap.
  242  *
  243  * If you create a hashmap with a smaller capacity than you actually use, then
  244  * the map will continue to work, but performance will degrade the more you put in the map.
  245  *
  246  * @return  Returns a reference to the map.
  247  *
  248  * @note Terminates the process on failure, so no need to check the return value for errors.
  249  */
  250 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  251 le_hashmap_Ref_t le_hashmap_Create
  252 (
  253     const char*                nameStr,          ///< [in] Name of the HashMap
  254     size_t                     capacity,         ///< [in] Size of the hashmap
  255     le_hashmap_HashFunc_t      hashFunc,         ///< [in] Hash function
  256     le_hashmap_EqualsFunc_t    equalsFunc        ///< [in] Equality function
  257 );
  258 
  259 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  260 /**
  261  * Add a key-value pair to a HashMap. If the key already exists in the map, the previous value
  262  * will be replaced with the new value passed into this function.
  263  *
  264  * @return  Returns NULL for a new entry or a pointer to the old value if it is replaced.
  265  *
  266  */
  267 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  268 
  269 void* le_hashmap_Put
  270 (
  271     le_hashmap_Ref_t mapRef,   ///< [in] Reference to the map.
  272     const void* keyPtr,        ///< [in] Pointer to the key to be stored.
  273     const void* valuePtr       ///< [in] Pointer to the value to be stored.
  274 );
  275 
  276 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  277 /**
  278  * Retrieve a value from a HashMap.
  279  *
  280  * @return  Returns a pointer to the value or NULL if the key is not found.
  281  *
  282  */
  283 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  284 
  285 void* le_hashmap_Get
  286 (
  287     le_hashmap_Ref_t mapRef,   ///< [in] Reference to the map.
  288     const void* keyPtr         ///< [in] Pointer to the key to be retrieved.
  289 );
  290 
  291 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  292 /**
  293  * Retrieve a stored key from a HashMap.
  294  *
  295  * @return  Returns a pointer to the key that was stored in the HashMap by le_hashmap_Put() or
  296  *          NULL if the key is not found.
  297  *
  298  */
  299 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  300 void* le_hashmap_GetStoredKey
  301 (
  302     le_hashmap_Ref_t mapRef,   ///< [in] Reference to the map.
  303     const void* keyPtr         ///< [in] Pointer to the key to be retrieved.
  304 );
  305 
  306 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  307 /**
  308  * Remove a value from a HashMap.
  309  *
  310  * @return  Returns a pointer to the value or NULL if the key is not found.
  311  *
  312  */
  313 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  314 
  315 void* le_hashmap_Remove
  316 (
  317    le_hashmap_Ref_t mapRef,       ///< [in] Reference to the map.
  318    const void* keyPtr             ///< [in] Pointer to the key to be removed.
  319 );
  320 
  321 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  322 /**
  323  * Tests if the HashMap is empty (i.e. contains zero keys).
  324  *
  325  * @return  Returns true if empty, false otherwise.
  326  *
  327  */
  328 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  329 
  330 bool le_hashmap_isEmpty
  331 (
  332     le_hashmap_Ref_t mapRef    ///< [in] Reference to the map.
  333 );
  334 
  335 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  336 /**
  337  * Calculates the number of keys in the HashMap.
  338  *
  339  * @return  The number of keys in the HashMap.
  340  *
  341  */
  342 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  343 
  344 size_t le_hashmap_Size
  345 (
  346     le_hashmap_Ref_t mapRef    ///< [in] Reference to the map.
  347 );
  348 
  349 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  350 /**
  351  * Tests if the HashMap contains a particular key.
  352  *
  353  * @return  Returns true if the key is found, false otherwise.
  354  *
  355  */
  356 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  357 
  358 bool le_hashmap_ContainsKey
  359 (
  360     le_hashmap_Ref_t mapRef,  ///< [in] Reference to the map.
  361     const void* keyPtr        ///< [in] Pointer to the key to be searched.
  362 );
  363 
  364 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  365 /**
  366  * Deletes all the entries held in the hashmap. This will not delete the data pointed to by the
  367  * key and value pointers. That cleanup is the responsibility of the caller.
  368  * This allows the map to be re-used. Currently maps can't be deleted.
  369  *
  370  */
  371 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  372 
  373 void le_hashmap_RemoveAll
  374 (
  375     le_hashmap_Ref_t mapRef    ///< [in] Reference to the map.
  376 );
  377 
  378 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  379 /**
  380  * Iterates over the whole map, calling the supplied callback with each key-value pair. If the callback
  381  * returns false for any key then this function will return.
  382  *
  383  * @return  Returns nothing
  384  *
  385  */
  386 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  387 void le_hashmap_ForEach
  388 (
  389     le_hashmap_Ref_t mapRef,                 ///< [in] Reference to the map.
  390     le_hashmap_ForEachHandler_t forEachFn,   ///< [in] Callback function to be called with each pair.
  391     void* contextPtr                         ///< [in] Pointer to a context to be supplied to the callback.
  392 );
  393 
  394 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  395 /**
  396  * Gets an iterator for step-by-step iteration over the map. In this mode,
  397  * the iteration is controlled by the calling function using the le_hashmap_NextNode() function.
  398  * There is one iterator per map, and calling this function resets the
  399  * iterator position to the start of the map.
  400  * The iterator is not ready for data access until le_hashmap_NextNode() has been called
  401  * at least once.
  402  *
  403  * @return  Returns A reference to a hashmap iterator which is ready
  404  *          for le_hashmap_NextNode() to be called on it
  405  *
  406  */
  407 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  408 le_hashmap_It_Ref_t le_hashmap_GetIterator
  409 (
  410     le_hashmap_Ref_t mapRef                 ///< [in] Reference to the map.
  411 );
  412 
  413 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  414 /**
  415  * Moves the iterator to the next key/value pair in the map. Order is dependent
  416  * on the hash algorithm and the order of inserts, and is not sorted at all.
  417  *
  418  * @return  Returns LE_OK unless you go past the end of the map, then returns LE_NOT_FOUND.
  419  *
  420  */
  421 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  422 le_result_t le_hashmap_NextNode
  423 (
  424     le_hashmap_It_Ref_t iteratorRef        ///< [IN] Reference to the iterator.
  425 );
  426 
  427 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  428 /**
  429  * Moves the iterator to the previous key/value pair in the map. Order is dependent
  430  * on the hash algorithm and the order of inserts, and is not sorted at all.
  431  *
  432  * @return  Returns LE_OK unless you go past the beginning of the map, then returns LE_NOT_FOUND.
  433  *
  434  */
  435 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  436 le_result_t le_hashmap_PrevNode
  437 (
  438     le_hashmap_It_Ref_t iteratorRef        ///< [IN] Reference to the iterator
  439 );
  440 
  441 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  442 /**
  443  * Retrieves a pointer to the key where the iterator is currently pointing.
  444  * If the iterator has just been initialized and le_hashmap_NextNode() has not been
  445  * called, or if the iterator has been invalidated, this will return NULL.
  446  *
  447  * @return  Pointer to the current key, or NULL if the iterator has been invalidated or is not
  448  *          ready.
  449  *
  450  */
  451 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  452 const void* le_hashmap_GetKey
  453 (
  454     le_hashmap_It_Ref_t iteratorRef        ///< [IN] Reference to the iterator.
  455 );
  456 
  457 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  458 /**
  459  * Retrieves a pointer to the value where the iterator is currently pointing.
  460  * If the iterator has just been initialized and le_hashmap_NextNode() has not been
  461  * called, or if the iterator has been invalidated, this will return NULL.
  462  *
  463  * @return  Pointer to the current value, or NULL if the iterator has been invalidated or is not
  464  *          ready.
  465  *
  466  */
  467 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  468 void* le_hashmap_GetValue
  469 (
  470     le_hashmap_It_Ref_t iteratorRef        ///< [IN] Reference to the iterator.
  471 );
  472 
  473 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  474 /**
  475  * Retrieves the key and value of the first node stored in the hashmap.
  476  * The hashmap is not sorted so this will simply return the first node stored in the map.
  477  * There is no guarantee that a subsequent call to this function will return the same pair
  478  * if new keys have been added to the map.
  479  * If NULL is passed as the firstValuePointer then only the key will be returned.
  480  *
  481  * @return  LE_OK if the first node is returned or LE_NOT_FOUND if the map is empty.
  482  *          LE_BAD_PARAMETER if the key is NULL.
  483  *
  484  */
  485 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  486 le_result_t le_hashmap_GetFirstNode
  487 (
  488     le_hashmap_Ref_t mapRef,   ///< [in] Reference to the map
  489     void **firstKeyPtr,        ///< [out] Pointer to the first key
  490     void **firstValuePtr       ///< [out] Pointer to the first value
  491 );
  492 
  493 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  494 /**
  495  * Retrieves the key and value of the node after the passed in key.
  496  * The hashmap is not sorted so this will simply return the next node stored in the map.
  497  * There is no guarantee that a subsequent call to this function will return the same pair
  498  * if new keys have been added to the map.
  499  * If NULL is passed as the nextValuePtr then only the key will be returned.
  500  *
  501  * @return  LE_OK if the next node is returned. If the keyPtr is not found in the
  502  *          map then LE_BAD_PARAMETER is returned. LE_NOT_FOUND is returned if the passed
  503  *          in key is the last one in the map.
  504  *
  505  */
  506 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  507 le_result_t le_hashmap_GetNodeAfter
  508 (
  509     le_hashmap_Ref_t mapRef,   ///< [in] Reference to the map
  510     const void* keyPtr,        ///< [in] Pointer to the key to be searched for
  511     void **nextKeyPtr,         ///< [out] Pointer to the first key
  512     void **nextValuePtr        ///< [out] Pointer to the first value
  513 );
  514 
  515 
  516 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  517 /**
  518  * Counts the total number of collisions in the map. A collision occurs
  519  * when more than one entry is stored in the map at the same index.
  520  *
  521  * @return  Returns the total collisions in the map.
  522  *
  523  */
  524 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  525 
  526 size_t le_hashmap_CountCollisions
  527 (
  528     le_hashmap_Ref_t mapRef     ///< [in] Reference to the map.
  529 );
  530 
  531 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  532 /**
  533  * String hashing function. Can be used as a parameter to le_hashmap_Create() if the key to
  534  * the table is a string.
  535  *
  536  * @return  Returns the hash value of the string pointed to by stringToHash.
  537  *
  538  */
  539 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  540 
  541 size_t le_hashmap_HashString
  542 (
  543     const void* stringToHashPtr    ///< [in] Pointer to the string to be hashed.
  544 );
  545 
  546 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  547 /**
  548  * String equality function. Can be used as a parameter to le_hashmap_Create() if the key to
  549  * the table is a string
  550  *
  551  * @return  Returns true if the strings are identical, false otherwise.
  552  *
  553  */
  554 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  555 
  556 bool le_hashmap_EqualsString
  557 (
  558     const void* firstStringPtr,    ///< [in] Pointer to the first string for comparing.
  559     const void* secondStringPtr    ///< [in] Pointer to the second string for comparing.
  560 );
  561 
  562 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  563 /**
  564  * Integer hashing function. Can be used as a parameter to le_hashmap_Create() if the key to
  565  * the table is a uint32_t.
  566  *
  567  * @return  Returns the hash value of the uint32_t pointed to by intToHash.
  568  *
  569  */
  570 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  571 
  572 size_t le_hashmap_HashUInt32
  573 (
  574     const void* intToHashPtr    ///< [in] Pointer to the integer to be hashed.
  575 );
  576 
  577 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  578 /**
  579  * Integer equality function. Can be used as a parameter to le_hashmap_Create() if the key to
  580  * the table is a uint32_t.
  581  *
  582  * @return  Returns true if the integers are equal, false otherwise.
  583  *
  584  */
  585 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  586 
  587 bool le_hashmap_EqualsUInt32
  588 (
  589     const void* firstIntPtr,    ///< [in] Pointer to the first integer for comparing.
  590     const void* secondIntPtr    ///< [in] Pointer to the second integer for comparing.
  591 );
  592 
  593 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  594 /**
  595  * Pointer hashing function. Can be used as a parameter to le_hashmap_Create() if the key to
  596  * the table is an pointer or reference. Simply pass in the address as the key.
  597  *
  598  * @return  Returns the hash value of the pointer pointed to by voidToHashPtr
  599  *
  600  */
  601 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  602 
  603 size_t le_hashmap_HashVoidPointer
  604 (
  605     const void* voidToHashPtr    ///< [in] Pointer to be hashed
  606 );
  607 
  608 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  609 /**
  610  * Pointer equality function. Can be used as a parameter to le_hashmap_Create() if the key to
  611  * the table is an pointer or reference.
  612  *
  613  * @return  Returns true if the pointers are equal, false otherwise
  614  *
  615  */
  616 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  617 
  618 bool le_hashmap_EqualsVoidPointer
  619 (
  620     const void* firstVoidPtr,    ///< [in] First pointer for comparing.
  621     const void* secondVoidPtr    ///< [in] Second pointer for comparing.
  622 );
  623 
  624 
  625 
  626 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  627 /**
  628  * Makes a particular hashmap traceable without enabling the tracing.  After this is called, when
  629  * the trace keyword for this hashmap (the hashmap's name) is enabled for the "framework" component
  630  * in the process, tracing will start.  If that keyword was enabled before
  631  * this function was called, tracing will start immediately when it is called.
  632  **/
  633 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  634 void le_hashmap_MakeTraceable
  635 (
  636     le_hashmap_Ref_t mapRef     ///< [in] Reference to the map.
  637 );
  638 
  639 
  640 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  641 /**
  642  * Immediately enables tracing on a particular hashmap object.
  643  **/
  644 //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  645 void le_hashmap_EnableTrace
  646 (
  647     le_hashmap_Ref_t mapRef     ///< [in] Reference to the map.
  648 );
  649 
  650 
  651 #endif /* LEGATO_HASHMAP_INCLUDE_GUARD */
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