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#ifndef MICROPY_INCLUDED_PY_PAIRHEAP_H
#define MICROPY_INCLUDED_PY_PAIRHEAP_H

// This is an implementation of a pairing heap. It is stable and has deletion
// support. Only the less-than operation needs to be defined on elements.
//
// See original paper for details:
// Michael L. Fredman, Robert Sedjewick, Daniel D. Sleator, and Robert E. Tarjan.
// The Pairing Heap: A New Form of Self-Adjusting Heap.
// Algorithmica 1:111-129, 1986.
// https://www.cs.cmu.edu/~sleator/papers/pairing-heaps.pdf

#include <assert.h>
#include "py/obj.h"

// This struct forms the nodes of the heap and is intended to be extended, by
// placing it first in another struct, to include additional information for the
// element stored in the heap. It includes "base" so it can be a MicroPython
// object allocated on the heap and the GC can automatically trace all nodes by
// following the tree structure.
typedef struct _mp_pairheap_t {
 mp_obj_base_t base;
 struct _mp_pairheap_t *child;
 struct _mp_pairheap_t *child_last;
 struct _mp_pairheap_t *next;
} mp_pairheap_t;

// This is the function for the less-than operation on nodes/elements.
typedef int (*mp_pairheap_lt_t)(mp_pairheap_t *, mp_pairheap_t *);

// Core functions.
mp_pairheap_t *mp_pairheap_meld(mp_pairheap_lt_t lt, mp_pairheap_t *heap1, mp_pairheap_t *heap2);
mp_pairheap_t *mp_pairheap_pairing(mp_pairheap_lt_t lt, mp_pairheap_t *child);
mp_pairheap_t *mp_pairheap_delete(mp_pairheap_lt_t lt, mp_pairheap_t *heap, mp_pairheap_t *node);

// Create a new heap.
static inline mp_pairheap_t *mp_pairheap_new(mp_pairheap_lt_t lt) {
 (void)lt;
 return NULL;
}

// Initialise a single pairing-heap node so it is ready to push on to a heap.
static inline void mp_pairheap_init_node(mp_pairheap_lt_t lt, mp_pairheap_t *node) {
 (void)lt;
 node->child = NULL;
 node->next = NULL;
}

// Test if the heap is empty.
static inline bool mp_pairheap_is_empty(mp_pairheap_lt_t lt, mp_pairheap_t *heap) {
 (void)lt;
 return heap == NULL;
}

// Peek at the top of the heap. Will return NULL if empty.
static inline mp_pairheap_t *mp_pairheap_peek(mp_pairheap_lt_t lt, mp_pairheap_t *heap) {
 (void)lt;
 return heap;
}

// Push new node onto existing heap. Returns the new heap.
static inline mp_pairheap_t *mp_pairheap_push(mp_pairheap_lt_t lt, mp_pairheap_t *heap, mp_pairheap_t *node) {
 assert(node->child == NULL && node->next == NULL);
 return mp_pairheap_meld(lt, node, heap); // node is first to be stable
}

// Pop the top off the heap, which must not be empty. Returns the new heap.
static inline mp_pairheap_t *mp_pairheap_pop(mp_pairheap_lt_t lt, mp_pairheap_t *heap) {
 assert(heap->next == NULL);
 mp_pairheap_t *child = heap->child;
 heap->child = NULL;
 return mp_pairheap_pairing(lt, child);
}

#endif // MICROPY_INCLUDED_PY_PAIRHEAP_H