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OptppArray Class Template Reference
#include <OptppArray.h>
List of all members.
Public Methods |
| | OptppArray () |
| | OptppArray (int n) |
| | OptppArray (int n, const T *cOptppArray) |
| | OptppArray (int n, const T &t) |
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| ~OptppArray () |
| | explicit copy destructor needed to prevent memory corruption.
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| OptppArray (const OptppArray< T > &other) |
| | explicit copy constructor needed to prevent memory corruption.
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const OptppArray< T > & | operator= (const OptppArray< T > &other) |
| | explicit assignment needed to prevent memory corruption.
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void | resize (int newN) |
| | resize the OptppArray.
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void | reserve (int n) |
| | reserve n slots in OptppArray.
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int | reserve () const |
| | return numbered of reserved slots in OptppArray.
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OptppArray< T > & | append (const T &rhs) |
| | add a new entry.
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| T & | operator[] (int i) |
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const T & | operator[] (int i) const |
| bool | get (int i, T &value) const |
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bool | put (int i, const T &value) |
| int | length () const |
| bool | bcast (int sender) |
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bool | send (int tag, int dest) |
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bool | recv (int tag, int src) |
Detailed Description
template<class T>
class OptppArray< T >
Simple array class.
Bounds checking is ON by default. To turn it off (for optimal performance) do -DNOBOUNDSCHECK on the compilation command line.
Parallel support for primitive types relies on template specialization. If your compiler supports template specialization, define TEMPLATE_SPECIALIZATION and use the code here. Otherwise, use the workaround routines in BadCompilerHacks.[cpp,h]. IRIX CC 7.2 and egcs both support specialization. IRIX CC 7.1 appears not to (though the documentation says otherwise).
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
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OptppArray< T >::OptppArray
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OptppArray< T >::OptppArray
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OptppArray< T >::OptppArray
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a pointer to class T |
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OptppArray< T >::OptppArray
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a reference to class T |
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Member Function Documentation
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bool OptppArray< T >::bcast
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bool OptppArray< T >::get
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int OptppArray< T >::length
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T & OptppArray< T >::operator[]
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simple accessors. If NOBOUNDSCHECK is not set and a bounds error occurs, crash. In cases where error handling is to be used, and exceptions are not supported, use get and put instead. |
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Public License
Contact: Juan Meza
meza@ca.sandia.gov
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