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/** @file parallel/merge.h
 *  @brief Parallel implementation of std::merge().
 *  This file is a GNU parallel extension to the Standard C++ Library.
 */
 
// Written by Johannes Singler.
 
#ifndef _GLIBCXX_PARALLEL_MERGE_H
#define _GLIBCXX_PARALLEL_MERGE_H 1
 
#include <parallel/basic_iterator.h>
#include <bits/stl_algo.h>
 
namespace __gnu_parallel
{
  /** @brief Merge routine being able to merge only the @c __max_length
   * smallest elements.
   *
   * The @c __begin iterators are advanced accordingly, they might not
   * reach @c __end, in contrast to the usual variant.
   * @param __begin1 Begin iterator of first sequence.
   * @param __end1 End iterator of first sequence.
   * @param __begin2 Begin iterator of second sequence.
   * @param __end2 End iterator of second sequence.
   * @param __target Target begin iterator.
   * @param __max_length Maximum number of elements to merge.
   * @param __comp Comparator.
   * @return Output end iterator. */
  template<typename _RAIter1, typename _RAIter2,
           typename _OutputIterator, typename _DifferenceTp,
           typename _Compare>
    _OutputIterator
    __merge_advance_usual(_RAIter1& __begin1, _RAIter1 __end1,
                          _RAIter2& __begin2, _RAIter2 __end2,
                          _OutputIterator __target,
                          _DifferenceTp __max_length, _Compare __comp)
    {
      typedef _DifferenceTp _DifferenceType;
      while (__begin1 != __end1 && __begin2 != __end2 && __max_length > 0)
        {
          // array1[__i1] < array0[i0]
          if (__comp(*__begin2, *__begin1))
            *__target++ = *__begin2++;
          else
            *__target++ = *__begin1++;
          --__max_length;
        }
 
      if (__begin1 != __end1)
        {
          __target = std::copy(__begin1, __begin1 + __max_length, __target);
          __begin1 += __max_length;
        }
      else
        {
          __target = std::copy(__begin2, __begin2 + __max_length, __target);
          __begin2 += __max_length;
        }
      return __target;
    }
 
  /** @brief Merge routine being able to merge only the @c __max_length
   * smallest elements.
   *
   * The @c __begin iterators are advanced accordingly, they might not
   * reach @c __end, in contrast to the usual variant.
   * Specially designed code should allow the compiler to generate
   * conditional moves instead of branches.
   * @param __begin1 Begin iterator of first sequence.
   * @param __end1 End iterator of first sequence.
   * @param __begin2 Begin iterator of second sequence.
   * @param __end2 End iterator of second sequence.
   * @param __target Target begin iterator.
   * @param __max_length Maximum number of elements to merge.
   * @param __comp Comparator.
   * @return Output end iterator. */
  template<typename _RAIter1, typename _RAIter2,
           typename _OutputIterator, typename _DifferenceTp,
           typename _Compare>
    _OutputIterator
    __merge_advance_movc(_RAIter1& __begin1, _RAIter1 __end1,
                         _RAIter2& __begin2, _RAIter2 __end2,
                         _OutputIterator __target,
                         _DifferenceTp __max_length, _Compare __comp)
    {
      typedef _DifferenceTp _DifferenceType;
      typedef typename std::iterator_traits<_RAIter1>::value_type
        _ValueType1;
      typedef typename std::iterator_traits<_RAIter2>::value_type
        _ValueType2;
 
#if _GLIBCXX_PARALLEL_ASSERTIONS
      _GLIBCXX_PARALLEL_ASSERT(__max_length >= 0);
#endif
 
      while (__begin1 != __end1 && __begin2 != __end2 && __max_length > 0)
        {
          _RAIter1 __next1 = __begin1 + 1;
          _RAIter2 __next2 = __begin2 + 1;
          _ValueType1 __element1 = *__begin1;
          _ValueType2 __element2 = *__begin2;
 
          if (__comp(__element2, __element1))
            {
              __element1 = __element2;
              __begin2 = __next2;
            }
          else
            __begin1 = __next1;
 
          *__target = __element1;
 
          ++__target;
          --__max_length;
        }
      if (__begin1 != __end1)
        {
          __target = std::copy(__begin1, __begin1 + __max_length, __target);
          __begin1 += __max_length;
        }
      else
        {
          __target = std::copy(__begin2, __begin2 + __max_length, __target);
          __begin2 += __max_length;
        }
      return __target;
    }
 
  /** @brief Merge routine being able to merge only the @c __max_length
   * smallest elements.
   *
   *  The @c __begin iterators are advanced accordingly, they might not
   *  reach @c __end, in contrast to the usual variant.
   *  Static switch on whether to use the conditional-move variant.
   *  @param __begin1 Begin iterator of first sequence.
   *  @param __end1 End iterator of first sequence.
   *  @param __begin2 Begin iterator of second sequence.
   *  @param __end2 End iterator of second sequence.
   *  @param __target Target begin iterator.
   *  @param __max_length Maximum number of elements to merge.
   *  @param __comp Comparator.
   *  @return Output end iterator. */
  template<typename _RAIter1, typename _RAIter2,
           typename _OutputIterator, typename _DifferenceTp,
           typename _Compare>
    inline _OutputIterator
    __merge_advance(_RAIter1& __begin1, _RAIter1 __end1,
                    _RAIter2& __begin2, _RAIter2 __end2,
                    _OutputIterator __target, _DifferenceTp __max_length,
                    _Compare __comp)
    {
      _GLIBCXX_CALL(__max_length)
 
      return __merge_advance_movc(__begin1, __end1, __begin2, __end2,
                                  __target, __max_length, __comp);
    }
 
  /** @brief Merge routine fallback to sequential in case the
      iterators of the two input sequences are of different type.
      *  @param __begin1 Begin iterator of first sequence.
      *  @param __end1 End iterator of first sequence.
      *  @param __begin2 Begin iterator of second sequence.
      *  @param __end2 End iterator of second sequence.
      *  @param __target Target begin iterator.
      *  @param __max_length Maximum number of elements to merge.
      *  @param __comp Comparator.
      *  @return Output end iterator. */
  template<typename _RAIter1, typename _RAIter2,
           typename _RAIter3, typename _Compare>
    inline _RAIter3
    __parallel_merge_advance(_RAIter1& __begin1, _RAIter1 __end1,
                             _RAIter2& __begin2,
                             // different iterators, parallel implementation
                             // not available
                             _RAIter2 __end2, _RAIter3 __target, typename
                             std::iterator_traits<_RAIter1>::
                             difference_type __max_length, _Compare __comp)
    { return __merge_advance(__begin1, __end1, __begin2, __end2, __target,
                             __max_length, __comp); }
 
  /** @brief Parallel merge routine being able to merge only the @c
   * __max_length smallest elements.
   *
   *  The @c __begin iterators are advanced accordingly, they might not
   *  reach @c __end, in contrast to the usual variant.
   *  The functionality is projected onto parallel_multiway_merge.
   *  @param __begin1 Begin iterator of first sequence.
   *  @param __end1 End iterator of first sequence.
   *  @param __begin2 Begin iterator of second sequence.
   *  @param __end2 End iterator of second sequence.
   *  @param __target Target begin iterator.
   *  @param __max_length Maximum number of elements to merge.
   *  @param __comp Comparator.
   *  @return Output end iterator.
   */
  template<typename _RAIter1, typename _RAIter3,
           typename _Compare>
    inline _RAIter3
    __parallel_merge_advance(_RAIter1& __begin1, _RAIter1 __end1,
                             _RAIter1& __begin2, _RAIter1 __end2,
                             _RAIter3 __target, typename
                             std::iterator_traits<_RAIter1>::
                             difference_type __max_length, _Compare __comp)
    {
      typedef typename
          std::iterator_traits<_RAIter1>::value_type _ValueType;
      typedef typename std::iterator_traits<_RAIter1>::
        difference_type _DifferenceType1 /* == difference_type2 */;
      typedef typename std::iterator_traits<_RAIter3>::
        difference_type _DifferenceType3;
      typedef typename std::pair<_RAIter1, _RAIter1>
        _IteratorPair;
 
      _IteratorPair __seqs[2] = { std::make_pair(__begin1, __end1),
                                  std::make_pair(__begin2, __end2) };
      _RAIter3 __target_end = parallel_multiway_merge
        < /* __stable = */ true, /* __sentinels = */ false>
        (__seqs, __seqs + 2, __target, multiway_merge_exact_splitting
         < /* __stable = */ true, _IteratorPair*,
         _Compare, _DifferenceType1>, __max_length, __comp,
         omp_get_max_threads());
 
      return __target_end;
    }
}       //namespace __gnu_parallel
 
#endif /* _GLIBCXX_PARALLEL_MERGE_H */