view accumulator_test.cpp @ 459:fcc6f7c4856b api-inversion

No more global shingle vector of vectors.

Convert audioDB::index_initialize_shingles and
audioDB::index_norm_shingles to plain old functions.  In doing so, the
latter in particular acquires a silly argument list; we need that
complexity for now because it's called both from audioDB::query (which
we're currently inverting) and from audioDB::index (which is out of
scope for now).

The loss of the global vv thing made me check up on memory discipline
[hence the new API function audiodb_query_free_results() as well as the
internal audiodb_index_delete_shingles()].  It's not too bad, but there
are plenty of leaks for those with time to do
  AUDIODB="valgrind --leak-check=full ../../audioDB" sh ./run-test.sh
on their favourite test case.  For example, the Radius reporters leak
one triple per hit.

(Honestly, C++ memory management is teh suck.)

#include "audioDB.h"
extern "C" {
#include "audioDB_API.h"
}
#include "audioDB-internals.h"

#include "accumulators.h"

static NearestAccumulator<adb_result_dist_lt> *foo = new NearestAccumulator<adb_result_dist_lt>();

int main() {
  adb_result_t r;
  r.key = "hello";
  r.ipos = 0;
  r.qpos = 0;
  r.dist = 3;
  foo->add_point(&r);
  r.ipos = 1;
  r.dist = 2;
  foo->add_point(&r);
  r.qpos = 1;
  foo->add_point(&r);

  adb_query_results_t *rs;
  rs = foo->get_points();
  for (unsigned int k = 0; k < rs->nresults; k++) {
    r = rs->results[k];
    printf("%s: %f %u %u\n", r.key, r.dist, r.qpos, r.ipos);
  }
  free(rs->results);
  free(rs);
  delete foo;
  return 1;
}