blockarray.h File Reference

Classes
class	BlockArray< T, BLOCK_SIZE_EXPONENT, MEMFLAGS, ALLOCATOR >
class	BlockArray< T, BLOCK_SIZE_EXPONENT, MEMFLAGS, ALLOCATOR >::IteratorTemplate< CONSTITERATOR >
struct	BlockArray< T, BLOCK_SIZE_EXPONENT, MEMFLAGS, ALLOCATOR >::ForwardAllocator
class	BlockArray< T, BLOCK_SIZE_EXPONENT, MEMFLAGS, ALLOCATOR >::ArrayOfBlocks
class	BlockArraySelector< BLOCK_SIZE_EXPONENT, MEMFLAGS, ALLOCATOR >

Namespaces
	maxon

Enumerations
enum class	BLOCKARRAYFLAGS {   NONE ,   MOVEANDCOPYOBJECTS ,   NOINSERTERASE ,   GROW_SLOWLY ,   ZEROINITIALIZE }

Functions
enum maxon::BLOCKARRAYFLAGS	MAXON_ENUM_FLAGS (BLOCKARRAYFLAGS)

Variables
	NONE
	MOVEANDCOPYOBJECTS
	NOINSERTERASE
	GROW_SLOWLY
	ZEROINITIALIZE
static constexpr Int	BLOCKARRAY_DEFAULT_SIZE_EXPONENT

Variable Documentation

NONE

NONE

Use constructor/destructor or move operator unless the type is trivially copyable using memcpy, memmove or realloc.

MOVEANDCOPYOBJECTS

MOVEANDCOPYOBJECTS

Elements are PODs and can be copied using memcpy and moved using memmove/realloc (for Resize, Insert, Erase, Append etc.). Overrides the setting of std::is_trivially_copyable<T>.

NOINSERTERASE

NOINSERTERASE

Do not support Insert() and Erase() (will make the subscript operator faster).

GROW_SLOWLY

GROW_SLOWLY

The first block will increase its size gradually (and might move memory) until it reaches 1 << BLOCK_SIZE_EXPONENT.

ZEROINITIALIZE

ZEROINITIALIZE

Zero initializes before calling the constructor.