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00040
00041 namespace ost {
00042
00043 template <class T, class K, unsigned S>
00044 class objMap {
00045 protected:
00046 static T *objIndex[S];
00047 T* objNext;
00048 const K objKey;
00049
00050 virtual unsigned keyIndex(K k)
00051 {
00052 unsigned idx = 0;
00053 unsigned char *p = (unsigned char *)&k;
00054 unsigned len = sizeof(K);
00055
00056 while(len--)
00057 {
00058 idx ^= (idx << 1) ^ *p;
00059 ++p;
00060 }
00061 return idx % S;
00062 }
00063
00064 inline unsigned getSize(void)
00065 {
00066 return S;
00067 }
00068
00069 objMap(const K key)
00070 {
00071 unsigned idx = keyIndex(key);
00072 objKey = key;
00073 objNext = objIndex[idx];
00074 objIndex[idx] = (T *)this;
00075 }
00076 public:
00077 static T *getObject(keystring key);
00078 };
00079
00080 template <class T, unsigned S>
00081 class keyMap : public objMap<T, keystring, S>
00082 {
00083 keyMap(keystring key) : objMap<T, keystring, S>(key) {};
00084
00085 unsigned keyIndex(keystring k)
00086 {
00087 unsigned idx = 0;
00088 while(*k)
00089 {
00090 idx = (idx << 1) ^ (unsigned)*k;
00091 ++k;
00092 }
00093 return idx % S;
00094 }
00095 };
00096
00097 template <class T, class K, unsigned S>
00098 T *objMap<T, K, S>::objIndex[S](0);
00099
00100 template <class T, class K, unsigned S>
00101 T *objmap<T, K, S>::getObject(const keystring key)
00102 {
00103 T *obj = objIndex[keyIndex(key)];
00104 while(obj)
00105 {
00106 if(key == obj->objKey)
00107 break;
00108 obj = obj->objNext;
00109 }
00110 return obj;
00111 }
00112
00113 };
1.2.10 written by Dimitri van Heesch,
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