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204 for (ns = c->guard_seen_n.seen_n; ns->seen_n; ns = ns->seen_n) in zx_prefix_seen()260 ns->seen_n = old_ns->seen_n; /* Replace old_ns in middle of the list */ in zx_push_seen()262 old_ns->seen_n->seen_p = ns; in zx_push_seen()263 old_ns->seen_p->seen_n = ns; in zx_push_seen()266 ns->seen_n = c->guard_seen_n.seen_n; /* Add to beginning of seen_n list. */ in zx_push_seen()267 c->guard_seen_n.seen_n = ns; in zx_push_seen()268 ns->seen_n->seen_p = ns; in zx_push_seen()287 ns->seen_p->seen_n = ns->seen_n; in zx_pop_seen()300 ns->seen_n = c->guard_seen_n.seen_n; /* Add to beginning of seen_n list. */ in zx_see_elem_ns()301 c->guard_seen_n.seen_n = ns; in zx_see_elem_ns()[all …]
83 struct zx_ns_s* seen_n; /* Next prefix in seen structure (list) */ member
324 …n data structure (blue dotted and green dashed arrows) in the end of decoding F. S=seen, SN=seen_n.340 ctx [shape=record,label="{ctx|{|{<ns>ns_tab|<sn>seen_n}}}"]369 Here we can see how the ~seen_n~ list, represented by the blue dotted370 arrows, was built: at the head of the list, ~ctx->seen_n~, is the last
1382 ctx->guard_seen_n.seen_n = &ctx->guard_seen_p; in zx_reset_ns_ctx()
94 my $seen_n;296 $seen_n = 0;327 $seen_n++;345 $this_file_results->{$lastbucket} = "y".$seen_y."n".$seen_n;347 $seen_n = 0;
2201 if (arg1) (arg1)->seen_n = arg2; in ZEND_NAMED_FUNCTION()2225 result = (struct zx_ns_s *) ((arg1)->seen_n); in ZEND_NAMED_FUNCTION()
580 if (arg1) (arg1)->seen_n = arg2;592 result = (struct zx_ns_s *) ((arg1)->seen_n);
2803 if (arg1) (arg1)->seen_n = arg2; in XS()2833 result = (struct zx_ns_s *) ((arg1)->seen_n); in XS()