Binary.h File Reference

#include "Graph.h"

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Functions
struct Binary *	Binary_construct (unsigned int root, struct Graph *graph, int *error)
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struct Binary *	Binary_destruct (struct Binary *this)
unsigned int	Binary_writeCode (struct Binary *this, unsigned int input, int *error)
	It writes binary value from an unsigned integer into a graph.
unsigned int	Binary_readCode (struct Binary *this, unsigned int code, int *error)
	It reads binary value into an unsigned integer when given a vertex from a binary cluster.

Function Documentation

Binary_construct()

struct Binary * Binary_construct	(	unsigned int	root,
		struct Graph *	graph,
		int *	error
	)

ssssw

Parameters

root
graph
error

Returns

struct Binary*

Definition at line 42 of file Binary.c.

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Binary_destruct()

struct Binary * Binary_destruct

(

struct Binary *

this

)

Definition at line 87 of file Binary.c.

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Binary_readCode()

unsigned int Binary_readCode	(	struct Binary *	this,
		unsigned int	code,
		int *	error
	)

It reads binary value into an unsigned integer when given a vertex from a binary cluster.

Parameters

this	a manager object for binary codes
code	a special vertex that exists at the border of a binary layer
error	error tracking (0 means no error)

Definition at line 211 of file Binary.c.

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Binary_writeCode()

unsigned int Binary_writeCode	(	struct Binary *	this,
		unsigned int	input,
		int *	error
	)

It writes binary value from an unsigned integer into a graph.

Leading zeros of the value container are ignored. It's expected that most significant digits are at the beginning of the container. The last bit is attached to the binary root in order to simplify reading the value back.

Returns

a special vertex that exists at the border of a binary layer. Normal binary clusters have 2 vertices. Clusters at the border have 3 vertices.

Parameters

this	a manager object for binary codes
input	a container with a binary value
error	error tracking (0 means no error)

Definition at line 96 of file Binary.c.

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