TestTupleBuffer.hpp File Reference

#include <Common/ExecutableType/NESType.hpp>
#include <Common/PhysicalTypes/PhysicalType.hpp>
#include <Common/PhysicalTypes/PhysicalTypeUtil.hpp>
#include <Runtime/MemoryLayout/BufferAccessException.hpp>
#include <Runtime/MemoryLayout/MemoryLayout.hpp>
#include <Runtime/RuntimeForwardRefs.hpp>
#include <Runtime/TupleBuffer.hpp>
#include <Util/Logger/Logger.hpp>
#include <cstdint>
#include <cstring>
#include <memory>
#include <ostream>
#include <string>
#include <variant>

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Classes
class	NES::Runtime::MemoryLayouts::DynamicField
	The DynamicField allows to read and write a field at a specific address and a specific data type. For all field accesses we check that the template type is the same as the selected physical field type. If the type is not compatible accesses result in a BufferAccessException. More...
class	NES::Runtime::MemoryLayouts::DynamicTuple
	The DynamicRecords allows to read individual fields of a tuple. Field accesses are safe in the sense that if is checked the field exists. More...
class	NES::Runtime::MemoryLayouts::TestTupleBuffer
	The TestTupleBuffers allows to read records and individual fields from an tuple buffer. To this end, it assumes a specific data layout, i.e., RowLayout or ColumnLayout. This allows for dynamic accesses to a tuple buffer in the sense that at compile-time a user has not to specify a specific memory layout. Therefore, the memory layout can be a runtime option, whereby the code that operates on the tuple buffer stays the same. Furthermore, the TestTupleBuffers trades-off performance for safety. To this end, it checks field bounds and field types and throws BufferAccessException if the passed parameters would lead to invalid buffer accesses. The TestTupleBuffers supports different access methods: More...
class	NES::Runtime::MemoryLayouts::TestTupleBuffer::TupleIterator
	Iterator to process the tuples in a TestTupleBuffer. Take into account that it is invalid to add tuples to the tuple buffer while iterating over it. More...

Namespaces
	NES
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	NES::Runtime
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	NES::Runtime::MemoryLayouts

Typedefs
using	NES::Runtime::MemoryLayouts::MemoryLayoutBufferPtr = std::shared_ptr< MemoryLayoutTupleBuffer >