CheckedCore< COR > Class Template Reference

#include "lib/iter-adapter.hpp"

Description

template<class COR>
class lib::CheckedCore< COR >

Adapter to add sanity checks to a »state core«.

Remarks

It is recommended to perform this kind of sanity checking by default, since the performance overhead is minute compared even to a virtual function call. However, there might be high-performance usage scenarios, where it is essential for the optimiser to be able to "strip every wart".

Definition at line 545 of file iter-adapter.hpp.

Public Types
using	TAG_CheckedCore_Raw = COR
	marker to allow unwrapping the raw core

Public Member Functions
template<typename... ARGS>
	CheckedCore (ARGS &&...init)
	blindly pass-down any argument...
	CheckedCore ()=default
	CheckedCore (CheckedCore &&)=default
	CheckedCore (CheckedCore const &)=default
CheckedCore &	operator= (CheckedCore &&)=default
CheckedCore &	operator= (CheckedCore const &)=default
bool	checkPoint () const
decltype(auto)	yield () const
void	iterNext ()

Protected Member Functions
COR &	_rawCore () const
void	__throw_if_empty () const

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

CheckedCore() [1/4]

template<class COR >

template<typename... ARGS>

CheckedCore ( ARGS &&...  init )

inline

blindly pass-down any argument...

Remarks

allows slicing move-initialisation from decorated

Definition at line 569 of file iter-adapter.hpp.

CheckedCore() [2/4]

template<class COR >

CheckedCore ( )

default

CheckedCore() [3/4]

template<class COR >

CheckedCore ( CheckedCore< COR > &&  )

default

CheckedCore() [4/4]

template<class COR >

CheckedCore ( CheckedCore< COR > const &  )

default

Member Typedef Documentation

TAG_CheckedCore_Raw

template<class COR >

using TAG_CheckedCore_Raw = COR

marker to allow unwrapping the raw core

Definition at line 579 of file iter-adapter.hpp.

Member Function Documentation

_rawCore()

template<class COR >

COR & _rawCore ( ) const

inlineprotected

Definition at line 552 of file iter-adapter.hpp.

References util::unConst().

Referenced by CheckedCore< COR >::checkPoint(), CheckedCore< COR >::iterNext(), and CheckedCore< COR >::yield().

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__throw_if_empty()

template<class COR >

void __throw_if_empty ( ) const

inlineprotected

Definition at line 558 of file iter-adapter.hpp.

References CheckedCore< COR >::checkPoint().

Referenced by CheckedCore< COR >::iterNext(), and CheckedCore< COR >::yield().

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operator=() [1/2]

template<class COR >

CheckedCore & operator= ( CheckedCore< COR > &&  )

default

operator=() [2/2]

template<class COR >

CheckedCore & operator= ( CheckedCore< COR > const &  )

default

checkPoint()

template<class COR >

bool checkPoint ( ) const

inline

Definition at line 584 of file iter-adapter.hpp.

References CheckedCore< COR >::_rawCore().

Referenced by CheckedCore< COR >::__throw_if_empty().

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yield()

template<class COR >

decltype(auto) yield ( ) const

inline

Definition at line 590 of file iter-adapter.hpp.

References CheckedCore< COR >::__throw_if_empty(), and CheckedCore< COR >::_rawCore().

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iterNext()

template<class COR >

void iterNext ( )

inline

Definition at line 597 of file iter-adapter.hpp.

References CheckedCore< COR >::__throw_if_empty(), and CheckedCore< COR >::_rawCore().

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

• iter-adapter.hpp