windows-nt/Source/XPSP1/NT/enduser/troubleshoot/tshoot/apgtscac.cpp

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//
// MODULE: APGTSCAC.CPP
//
// PURPOSE: Belief network caching support classes
// Fully implements class CBNCacheItem
// Fully implements class CBNCache
//
// PROJECT: Generic Troubleshooter DLL for Microsoft AnswerPoint
//
// COMPANY: Saltmine Creative, Inc. (206)-284-7511 support@saltmine.com
//
// AUTHOR: Joe Mabel, modeled on earlier work by Roman Mach
//
// ORIGINAL DATE: 10-2-96, completely rewritten 8/98
//
// NOTES:
// 1. The strategy here builds a "Most-recently-used" cache (singly-linked list of
// CBNCacheItem ordered by how recently used)
// 2. Although you are first supposed to call FindCacheItem and only call AddCacheItem
// if that fails, there is no support to do this in a threadsafe manner, so there
// had better be only one thread with access to a given CCache. Mutex protection
// must come at a higher level.
// 3. One cache is associated with each [instance of a] Belief Network
//
// Version Date By Comments
//--------------------------------------------------------------------
// V0.1 - RM Original
// V3.0 8/7/98 JM Original
//
#include "stdafx.h"
#include "event.h"
#include "apgtscac.h"
#include "baseexception.h"
#include "CharConv.h"
#include <algorithm>
// The CCacheItem comparison operators depend on the assumption that if the cache key
// is identical, the cache value will be, too.
bool CCacheItem::operator== (const CCacheItem &item) const
{
return (BasisForInference == item.BasisForInference);
}
bool CCacheItem::operator!= (const CCacheItem &item) const
{
return (BasisForInference != item.BasisForInference);
}
// Note that this is not lexicographical order. We're saying any shorter
// cache key compares as less than any longer.
bool CCacheItem::operator< (const CCacheItem &item) const
{
const CBasisForInference::size_type thisSize = BasisForInference.size();
const CBasisForInference::size_type otherSize = item.BasisForInference.size();
if (thisSize < otherSize)
return true;
if (thisSize > otherSize)
return false;
// same length, use lexicographical order.
return (BasisForInference < item.BasisForInference);
}
// Note that this is not lexicographical order. We're saying any longer
// cache key compares as greater than any shorter.
bool CCacheItem::operator> (const CCacheItem &item) const
{
const CBasisForInference::size_type thisSize = BasisForInference.size();
const CBasisForInference::size_type otherSize = item.BasisForInference.size();
if (thisSize > otherSize)
return true;
if (thisSize < otherSize)
return false;
// same length, use lexicographical order.
return (BasisForInference > item.BasisForInference);
}
// NOTE: Must call FindCacheItem first and not call this
// function to prevent duplicate records from going into cache
bool CCache::AddCacheItem(
const CBasisForInference &BasisForInference,
const CRecommendations &Recommendations)
{
if (GetCount() >= MAXCACHESIZE)
listItems.pop_back();
try
{
CCacheItem item(BasisForInference, Recommendations);
listItems.push_front(item);
if (listItems.size() >= k_CacheSizeMax)
listItems.pop_back();
return true; // always succeeds
}
catch (exception& x)
{
CString str;
// Note STL exception in event log.
CBuildSrcFileLinenoStr SrcLoc( __FILE__, __LINE__ );
CEvent::ReportWFEvent( SrcLoc.GetSrcFileLineStr(),
SrcLoc.GetSrcFileLineStr(),
CCharConversion::ConvertACharToString(x.what(), str),
_T(""),
EV_GTS_STL_EXCEPTION );
return( false );
}
}
bool CCache::FindCacheItem(
const CBasisForInference &BasisForInference,
CRecommendations &Recommendations /* output */) const
{
Recommendations.clear();
CCacheItem item(BasisForInference, Recommendations /* effectively, a dummy */ );
const list<CCacheItem>::const_iterator itBegin = listItems.begin();
const list<CCacheItem>::const_iterator itEnd = listItems.end();
const list<CCacheItem>::const_iterator itMatch = find(itBegin, itEnd, item);
if (itMatch == itEnd)
return false;
Recommendations = itMatch->GetRecommendations();
return true;
}
UINT CCache::GetCount() const
{
return listItems.size();
}