Source: ../../bgp/bgp_trie.hh
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// -*- c-basic-offset: 4; tab-width: 8; indent-tabs-mode: t -*-
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// $XORP: xorp/bgp/bgp_trie.hh,v 1.10 2003/08/28 16:23:56 pavlin Exp $
#ifndef __BGP_BGP_TRIE_HH__
#define __BGP_BGP_TRIE_HH__
#include "subnet_route.hh"
#include <map>
#include "libxorp/ref_trie.hh"
template <class A>
class Path_Att_Ptr_Cmp {
public:
bool operator() (const PathAttributeList<A> *a,
const PathAttributeList<A> *b) const {
return *a < *b;
}
};
template<class A>
class ChainedSubnetRoute : public SubnetRoute<A> {
public:
ChainedSubnetRoute(const IPNet<A> &net,
const PathAttributeList<A> *attributes) :
SubnetRoute<A>(net, attributes), _prev(0), _next(0) {}
ChainedSubnetRoute(const SubnetRoute<A>& route,
const ChainedSubnetRoute<A>* prev);
ChainedSubnetRoute(const ChainedSubnetRoute& csr);
const ChainedSubnetRoute<A> *prev() const { return _prev; }
const ChainedSubnetRoute<A> *next() const { return _next; }
bool unchain() const;
protected:
inline void set_next(const ChainedSubnetRoute<A> *next) const {
_next = next;
}
inline void set_prev(const ChainedSubnetRoute<A> *prev) const {
_prev = prev;
}
ChainedSubnetRoute& operator=(const ChainedSubnetRoute& csr); // Not impl.
private:
//The destructor is private because it's not supposed to be called
//directly. Instead, unref() should be used which will only delete
//the SubnetRoute when the reference count reaches zero.
friend class SubnetRoute<A>; //shut the compiler up.
~ChainedSubnetRoute() {}
// it looks odd to have these be mutable and the methods to set
// them be const, but that's because the chaining is really
// conceptually part of the container, not the payload. It these
// aren't mutable we can't modify the chaining and have the payload
// be const.
mutable const ChainedSubnetRoute<A> *_prev;
mutable const ChainedSubnetRoute<A> *_next;
};
/**
* Template specialization of the RefTrieNode, so that the payload is
* not immediately deleted unless the SubnetRoute reference count is
* zero.
*/
template<>
inline void
RefTrieNode<IPv4, const ChainedSubnetRoute<IPv4> >::delete_payload(const ChainedSubnetRoute<IPv4>* p)
{
p->unref();
}
template<>
inline void
RefTrieNode<IPv6, const ChainedSubnetRoute<IPv6> >::delete_payload(const ChainedSubnetRoute<IPv6>* p)
{
p->unref();
}
/**
* The BgpTrie is an augmented, specialized trie that allows us to
* lookup by network address or by path attribute list. We need this
* because we can't efficiently extract entries with the same path
* attribute list from a regular trie. Each set of nodes with the same
* path attribute pointer are linked together into a chain (a circular
* doubly-linked list). The BgpTrie holds a pointer to any one of
* those nodes.
*/
template<class A>
class BgpTrie {
public:
typedef IPNet<A> IPNet;
typedef ChainedSubnetRoute<A> ChainedSubnetRoute;
typedef map<const PathAttributeList<A> *,
const ChainedSubnetRoute*, Path_Att_Ptr_Cmp<A> > PathmapType;
typedef RefTrie<A, const ChainedSubnetRoute> RouteTrie;
typedef typename RouteTrie::iterator iterator;
BgpTrie() {}
iterator insert(const IPNet& net, const SubnetRoute<A>& route);
void erase(const IPNet& net);
void delete_all_nodes() {
while (_pathmap.empty() == false)
_pathmap.erase(_pathmap.begin());
_trie.delete_all_nodes();
}
iterator lookup_node(const IPNet& net) const {
return _trie.lookup_node(net);
}
iterator lower_bound(const IPNet& net) const {
return _trie.lower_bound(net);
}
iterator find(const A& addr) const { return _trie.find(addr); }
#if 0
// find_less_specific asks the question: if I were to add this
// net to the trie, what would be its parent node? net may or
// may not already be in the trie
iterator find_less_specific(const IPNet& net) const {
return _trie.find_less_specific(net);
}
void find_bounds(const A& net, A& lo, A& hi) const {
_trie.find_bounds(net, lo, hi);
}
#endif
int route_count() const { return _trie.route_count(); }
iterator begin() const { return _trie.begin(); }
iterator end() const { return _trie.end(); }
iterator search_subtree(const IPNet& net) const {
return _trie.search_subtree(net);
}
const PathmapType& pathmap() const { return _pathmap; }
private:
RouteTrie _trie;
PathmapType _pathmap;
};
#endif // __BGP_BGP_TRIE_HH__
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