Category : C Source Code
Archive   : LLST1201.ZIP
Filename : LISTDEMO.C

 
Output of file : LISTDEMO.C contained in archive : LLST1201.ZIP
#include

#define NELEMS 10

struct LST_DATA
{ int elem1;
int elem2;
};

typedef struct LST_DATA DATA_T;

main()

{ int floop, delnum;

void do_it(struct LST_DATA *);

DATA_T data_ary[NELEMS];
DATA_T *data_ptr[NELEMS];
DATA_T *dtemp;
HEAD_T *list1, *list2;
LINK_T *temp1, *temp2;

printf("\nInitializing data array.");
for (floop = 0; floop < NELEMS; ++floop)
{ data_ptr[floop] = &data_ary[floop];
data_ary[floop].elem1 = floop;
data_ary[floop].elem2 = floop * 10;
}

printf("\nInstantiating list1.");
list1 = inst_list(); /* create list1 */

printf("\nFilling list 1.\n");
for (floop = 0; floop < 5; ++floop)
add_last(data_ptr[floop], list1); /* and fill it */

printf("\nNow to traverse the list!\n\t");
temp1 = list1->L_FIRST;
for (floop = 0; floop < list1->L_LENGTH; ++floop)
{ printf("(%d, %d) ",
temp1->L_DATA->elem1, temp1->L_DATA->elem2);
temp1 = temp1->L_NEXT;
}
printf("\n");

printf("\nInstantiating list2.");
list2 = inst_list(); /* create list1 */

printf("\nFilling list 2.\n");
for (floop = 5; floop < NELEMS; ++floop)
add_last(data_ptr[floop], list2); /* and fill it */

printf("\nNow to traverse the second list!\n\t");
temp2 = list2->L_FIRST;
for (floop = 0; floop < list1->L_LENGTH; ++floop)
{ printf("(%d, %d) ",
temp2->L_DATA->elem1, temp2->L_DATA->elem2);
temp2 = temp2->L_NEXT;
}
printf("\n");

printf("\nThis will delete the first link.");
del_first(list1);
printf("\nNow to show the new list!\n\t");
temp1 = list1->L_FIRST;
for (floop = 0; floop < list1->L_LENGTH; ++floop)
{ printf("(%d, %d) ",
temp1->L_DATA->elem1, temp1->L_DATA->elem2);
temp1 = temp1->L_NEXT;
}
printf("\n");

printf("\nThis will put the first link back at the end!");
add_last(data_ptr[0], list1);
printf("\nAnd here we have the list:\n\t");
temp1 = list1->L_FIRST;
for (floop = 0; floop < list1->L_LENGTH; ++floop)
{ printf("(%d, %d) ",
temp1->L_DATA->elem1, temp1->L_DATA->elem2);
temp1 = temp1->L_NEXT;
}
printf("\n");

printf("\nThis will delete the third link.");
dtemp = del_link(list1, 3);
printf("\nNow to show the new list!\n\t");
temp1 = list1->L_FIRST;
for (floop = 0; floop < list1->L_LENGTH; ++floop)
{ printf("(%d, %d) ",
temp1->L_DATA->elem1, temp1->L_DATA->elem2);
temp1 = temp1->L_NEXT;
}
printf("\n");

printf("\nThis will put the third link back after the new third!");
add_after(dtemp, list1, 3);
printf("\nAnd here we have the list:\n\t");
temp1 = list1->L_FIRST;
for (floop = 0; floop < list1->L_LENGTH; ++floop)
{ printf("(%d, %d) ",
temp1->L_DATA->elem1, temp1->L_DATA->elem2);
temp1 = temp1->L_NEXT;
}
printf("\n");

printf("\nNow, we'll move elements 2-4 from list 2 to list 1, after element 2!");
move_list(list2, list1, 2, 4, 2);
printf("\nAnd here we have the new lists:");
printf("\n\tLIST 1:\n\t");
temp1 = list1->L_FIRST;
for (floop = 0; floop < list1->L_LENGTH; ++floop)
{ printf("(%d, %d) ",
temp1->L_DATA->elem1, temp1->L_DATA->elem2);
temp1 = temp1->L_NEXT;
}
printf("\n\tLIST 2:\n\t");
temp2 = list2->L_FIRST;
for (floop = 0; floop < list2->L_LENGTH; ++floop)
{ printf("(%d, %d) ",
temp2->L_DATA->elem1, temp2->L_DATA->elem2);
temp2 = temp2->L_NEXT;
}
printf("\n");

printf("\nNow, we will delete links 3-5 in list 1!\n\t");
delnum = del_from_to(list1, 3, 5, do_it);
printf("\nAnd here we have the new list 1:");
printf("\tDeleted %d links\n\t", delnum);
temp1 = list1->L_FIRST;
for (floop = 0; floop < list1->L_LENGTH; ++floop)
{ printf("(%d, %d) ",
temp1->L_DATA->elem1, temp1->L_DATA->elem2);
temp1 = temp1->L_NEXT;
}

printf("\nNow to destroy the list(s)!\n");
purge_list(list1);
purge_list(list2);

printf("\nNow, to exit. Cheerio!\n");
}


void do_it(data)
struct LST_DATA *data;

{ return;
}


  3 Responses to “Category : C Source Code
Archive   : LLST1201.ZIP
Filename : LISTDEMO.C
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    January 27, 2013 at 3:59 pm

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