LCOM1920-T5G03

#ifndef QUEUE_H_INCLUDED

#define QUEUE_H_INCLUDED

/**

 * @defgroup    queue_t queue_t

 * @ingroup classes

 * @brief Queue module

 *

 * Can be used like a C++ std::queue.

 * A queue_t is an interface for a list_t that simulates a FIFO.

 *

 * @{

 */

/**

 * @brief Queue.

 */

typedef struct queue queue_t;

/**

 * @brief Construct empty queue.

 * @return  Pointer to created queue

 */

queue_t* (queue_ctor )(void);

/**

 * @brief Destruct queue.

 *

 * A queue can only be destroyed once it is empty.

 * This is because a queue stores void*, whose memory most likely need to be free'd.

 * @param   q   Pointer to queue to be destroyed

 * @return      SUCCESS if the destruction was successful, other value otherwise.

 */

int      (queue_dtor )(queue_t *q);

/**

 * @brief Get size of the queue.

 * @param   q   Pointer to queue

 * @return      Size of the queue

 */

size_t   (queue_size )(const queue_t *q);

/**

 * @brief Know if queue is empty or not.

 * @param   q   Pointer to queue

 * @return      true if the queue is empty (size is zero), false otherwise

 */

int      (queue_empty)(const queue_t *q);

/**

 * @brief Insert new value in the queue.

 * @param   q   Pointer to queue

 * @param   val Value to be inserted

 */

void     (queue_push )(queue_t *q, void *val);

/**

 * @brief Get next element in the queue.

 * @param   q   Pointer to queue

 * @return      Value at the beginning of the queue

 */

void*    (queue_top  )(const queue_t *q);

/**

 * @brief Erase next element of the queue.

 * @param   q   Pointer to queue

 */

void     (queue_pop  )(queue_t *q);

/**

 * @}

 */

#endif //QUEUE_H_INCLUDED