sim/igen/filter.h

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/* NB, an empty filter is NULL */
typedef struct _filter filter;


/* parse the list merging any flags into the filter */

extern void filter_parse (filter **filters, const char *filt);


/* add the second filter to the first */

extern void filter_add (filter **filters, filter *add);



/* returns true if SUB is a strict subset of SUPER.  For an empty set
   is a member of any set */

extern int filter_is_subset (filter *superset, filter *subset);


/* return true if there is at least one member common to the two
   filters */

extern int filter_is_common (filter *l, filter *r);


/* returns the index (pos + 1) if the name is in the filter.  */

extern int filter_is_member (filter *set, const char *flag);


/* returns true if one of the flags is not present in the filter.
   === !filter_is_subset (filter_parse (NULL, flags), filters) */
int is_filtered_out (filter *filters, const char *flags);


/* returns the next member of the filter set that follows MEMBER.
   Member does not need to be an elememt of the filter set.  Next of
   "" is the first non-empty member */
char *filter_next (filter *set, char *member);



/* for debugging */

extern void dump_filter (lf *file, char *prefix, filter *filt, char *suffix);