Simple STL style algorithms -*- C++ -*-. More...
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Namespaces | |
| namespace | Galois |
Main Galois namespace. | |
Functions | |
| template<typename IterTy , class Distance > | |
| IterTy | Galois::safe_advance_dispatch (IterTy b, IterTy e, Distance n, std::random_access_iterator_tag) |
| template<typename IterTy , class Distance > | |
| IterTy | Galois::safe_advance_dispatch (IterTy b, IterTy e, Distance n, std::input_iterator_tag) |
| template<typename IterTy , class Distance > | |
| IterTy | Galois::safe_advance (IterTy b, IterTy e, Distance n) |
| Like std::advance but returns end if end is closer than the advance amount. | |
| template<typename IterTy > | |
| IterTy | Galois::split_range (IterTy b, IterTy e) |
| Finds the midpoint of a range. | |
| template<typename IterTy > | |
| std::pair< IterTy, IterTy > | Galois::block_range (IterTy b, IterTy e, unsigned id, unsigned num) |
| Returns a continuous block from the range based on the number of divisions and the id of the block requested. | |
| template<class InputIterator > | |
| void | Galois::uninitialized_destroy (InputIterator first, InputIterator last) |
| Destroy a range. | |
Simple STL style algorithms -*- C++ -*-.
Galois, a framework to exploit amorphous data-parallelism in irregular programs.
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