VecExpr::CVectorView< Scalar > Class Template Reference

How a CSysVector is captured inside an expression: a bare pointer to whichever storage the expression is going to be evaluated from. More...

#include <CSysVector.hpp>

Inheritance diagram for VecExpr::CVectorView< Scalar >:

Public Member Functions
	CVectorView (const CSysVector< Scalar > &vector)
const Scalar &	operator[] (size_t i) const
Public Member Functions inherited from VecExpr::CVecExpr< CVectorView< Scalar >, Scalar >
const CVectorView< Scalar > &	derived () const
	Cast the expression to Derived, usually to allow evaluation via operator[].

Static Public Attributes
static constexpr bool	StoreAsRef = false

Detailed Description

template<class Scalar>
class VecExpr::CVectorView< Scalar >

How a CSysVector is captured inside an expression: a bare pointer to whichever storage the expression is going to be evaluated from.

Note

Capturing by value (rather than a reference to the vector) is what makes an arbitrary expression tree trivially copyable, and therefore passable by value to the assignment kernel. The choice of storage is fixed when the expression is built, which is sound because there is no fallback: while UseDeviceExpressions() holds, every expression is evaluated by a kernel.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

CVectorView()

template<class Scalar >

VecExpr::CVectorView< Scalar >::CVectorView

(

const CSysVector< Scalar > &

vector

)

Member Function Documentation

operator[]()

template<class Scalar >

const Scalar & VecExpr::CVectorView< Scalar >::operator[] ( size_t  i ) const

inline

Member Data Documentation

StoreAsRef

template<class Scalar >

constexpr bool VecExpr::CVectorView< Scalar >::StoreAsRef = false

staticconstexpr

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• Common/include/linear_algebra/CSysVector.hpp