/* The catalog table */

#define CAT_CAT_LEN       30
#define CAT_TITLE_LEN     70
#define CAT_TYPE_LEN      30
#define CAT_ARTIST_LEN    70

typedef struct {
    char catalog[CAT_CAT_LEN + 1];
    char title[CAT_TITLE_LEN + 1];
    char type[CAT_TYPE_LEN + 1];
    char artist[CAT_ARTIST_LEN + 1];
} cdc_entry;

/* The tracks table, one entry per track */

#define TRACK_CAT_LEN     CAT_CAT_LEN
#define TRACK_TTEXT_LEN   70

typedef struct {
    char catalog[TRACK_CAT_LEN + 1];
    int  track_no;
    char track_txt[TRACK_TTEXT_LEN + 1];
} cdt_entry;

// Now that we have some data structures, we can define some access routines that we'll need.
// Functions with cdc_ are for catalog entries; functions with cdt_ are for track entries.
// Notice that some of the functions return data structures.
// We can indicate the failure of these functions by forcing the contents of the structure
// to be empty.

/* Initialization and termination functions */

int database_initialize(const int new_database);
void database_close(void);

/* two for simple data retrieval */
cdc_entry get_cdc_entry(const char *cd_catalog_ptr);
cdt_entry get_cdt_entry(const char *cd_catalog_ptr, const int track_no);

/* two for data addition */
int add_cdc_entry(const cdc_entry entry_to_add);
int add_cdt_entry(const cdt_entry entry_to_add);

/* two for data deletion */
int del_cdc_entry(const char *cd_catalog_ptr);
int del_cdt_entry(const char *cd_catalog_ptr, const int track_no);

/* one search function */
cdc_entry search_cdc_entry(const char *cd_catalog_ptr, int *first_call_ptr);