daemon/table/cleanup.hpp

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#ifndef NFD_DAEMON_TABLE_CLEANUP_HPP
#define NFD_DAEMON_TABLE_CLEANUP_HPP

#include "name-tree.hpp"
#include "fib.hpp"
#include "pit.hpp"

namespace nfd {

/** \brief cleanup tables when a face is destroyed
 *
 *  This function enumerates the NameTree, calls Fib::removeNextHop for each FIB entry,
 *  calls Pit::deleteInOutRecords for each PIT entry, and finally
 *  deletes any name tree entries that have become empty.
 *
 *  \note It's a design choice to let Fib and Pit classes decide what to do with each entry.
 *        This function is only responsible for implementing the enumeration procedure.
 *        The benefit of having this function instead of doing the enumeration in Fib and Pit
 *        classes is to perform both FIB and PIT cleanups in one pass of NameTree enumeration,
 *        so as to reduce performance overhead.
 */
void
cleanupOnFaceRemoval(NameTree& nt, Fib& fib, Pit& pit, const Face& face);

} // namespace nfd

#endif // NFD_DAEMON_TABLE_CLEANUP_HPP