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/* * * * * * *
* Module containing various graph algorithms.
*
* created for COMP20007 Design of Algorithms 2020
* by Tobias Edwards
*/

#include
#include
#include
#include

#include “graph.h”
#include “graphalgs.h”

// —– Prototypes for non-exposed functions —–

// Recursive explore function which explores from node u in the graph.
// order and visited are arrays of length n_vertices, n_visited is a pointer
// to the number of nodes which have already been visited.
//
// order[i] == k means that vertex k was visited ith in the order, while
// visited[i] == true means that node i has been visited
void dfs_explore(Graph *graph, int u, int *order, bool *visited, int *n_visited);

// —– Function implementations —–

// Runs a depth first search on the given graph, returning a dynamically
// allocated array of integers representing the order in which the DFS
// visits the nodes in the graph.
//
// The resultant array will be of size n_vertices and must be freed after use.
int *dfs(Graph *graph) {
int n = graph_num_vertices(graph);
int *order = malloc(sizeof(int) * n);
assert(order);
// Use calloc to allocate and set all memory to 0
bool *visited = calloc(n, sizeof(bool));
assert(visited);

int n_visited = 0;

for (int u = 0; u < n; u++) { if (!visited[u]) { dfs_explore(graph, u, order, visited, &n_visited); } } free(visited); return order; } // Recursive explore function which explores from node u in the graph. // order and visited are arrays of length n_vertices, n_visited is a pointer // to the number of nodes which have already been visited. // // order[i] == k means that vertex k was visited ith in the order, while // visited[i] == true means that node i has been visited void dfs_explore(Graph *graph, int u, int *order, bool *visited, int *n_visited) { visited[u] = true; order[*n_visited] = u; (*n_visited)++; // Create an array to hold the neighbors of u int n_neighbours = graph_out_degree(graph, u); int *neighbours = malloc(sizeof(int) * n_neighbours); // Retrieve these neighbours from the graph graph_get_neighbours(graph, u, neighbours, NULL, n_neighbours); int v; for (int i = 0; i < n_neighbours; i++) { v = neighbours[i]; if (!visited[v]) { dfs_explore(graph, v, order, visited, n_visited); } } free(neighbours); }