Vector.h File Reference

An interface class for an N-dimensional vector of numeric objects, and an engine class for defining a general vector. More...

#include "Utilities/PAssert.h"
#include "Utilities/ElementProperties.h"
#include "PETE/PETE.h"
#include "Pooma/PoomaOperatorTags.h"
#include "Domain/Loc.h"
#include "Tiny/VectorElements.h"
#include "Tiny/VectorOperators.h"
#include <ios>

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Classes
class	Vector< Dim, T, EngineTag >
	Vector is an interface class that takes three template parameters: int Dim: The number of components in the vector. More...
struct	ElementProperties< Vector< D, T, E > >
class	VectorEngine< D, T, Full >
	Definitions for a Full vector. More...
struct	VectorElem< VectorEngine< D, T, Full >, I >
struct	ComponentAccess< Vector< D, T, E >, Loc< N > >
Functions
template<class T >
void	reverseBytes (T &)
	The exported interface to the above template is the global reverseBytes template.
template<int D, class T , class E >
std::ostream &	operator<< (std::ostream &out, const Vector< D, T, E > &v)
	Output to a stream.

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Detailed Description

An interface class for an N-dimensional vector of numeric objects, and an engine class for defining a general vector.

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Function Documentation

template<class T >

void reverseBytes

(

T &

t

)

[inline]

The exported interface to the above template is the global reverseBytes template.

The general template delegates directly to the ByteReverser class above.

References reverseBytes().

Referenced by VectorEngine< D, T, Full >::reverseBytes(), TinyMatrixEngine< D1, D2, T, Full >::reverseBytes(), TensorEngine< D, T, Diagonal >::reverseBytes(), TensorEngine< D, T, Symmetric >::reverseBytes(), TensorEngine< D, T, Antisymmetric >::reverseBytes(), TensorEngine< D, T, Full >::reverseBytes(), and reverseBytes().

template<int D, class T , class E >

std::ostream& operator<<	(	std::ostream &	out,
		const Vector< D, T, E > &	v
	)			[inline]

Output to a stream.

The format is: (v(0),v(1),...,v(D-1))