ustl::vector< T > Class Template Reference
[Sequence Containers]

STL vector equivalent. More...

#include <ustl.h>

Inheritance diagram for ustl::vector< T >:

List of all members.

Public Types
typedef T	value_type
typedef value_type *	pointer
typedef const value_type *	const_pointer
typedef value_type &	reference
typedef const value_type &	const_reference
typedef pointer	iterator
typedef const_pointer	const_iterator
typedef ::ustl::reverse_iterator< iterator >	reverse_iterator
typedef ::ustl::reverse_iterator< const_iterator >	const_reverse_iterator
Public Member Functions
	vector (void)
	Initializes empty vector.
	vector (size_type n)
	Initializes a vector of size n.
	vector (size_type n, const T &v)
	Copies n elements from v.
	vector (const vector< T > &v)
	Copies v.
	vector (const_iterator i1, const_iterator i2)
	Copies range [i1, i2].
virtual	~vector (void)
const vector< T > &	operator= (const vector< T > &v)
	Copies contents of v.
void	reserve (size_type n)
	Allocates space for at least n elements.
void	resize (size_type n)
	Resizes the vector to contain n elements.
size_type	capacity (void) const
	Returns the number of bytes allocated.
size_type	size (void) const
	Returns the size of the block.
iterator	begin (void)
	Returns the pointer to the first element.
const_iterator	begin (void) const
	Returns the pointer to the first element.
iterator	end (void)
	Returns the pointer to the last element.
const_iterator	end (void) const
	Returns the pointer to the last element.
reverse_iterator	rbegin (void)
	Returns the reverse iterator to the last element.
const_reverse_iterator	rbegin (void) const
	Returns the reverse iterator to the last element.
reverse_iterator	rend (void)
	Returns the reverse iterator to the first element.
const_reverse_iterator	rend (void) const
	Returns the reverse iterator to the first element.
reference	at (size_type i)
const_reference	at (size_type i) const
reference	operator[] (size_type i)
const_reference	operator[] (size_type i) const
reference	front (void)
	Returns the reference to the first element.
const_reference	front (void) const
	Returns the const reference to the first element.
reference	back (void)
	Returns the reference to the last element.
const_reference	back (void) const
	Returns the const reference to the last element.
void	push_back (const T &v=T())
	Inserts value v at the end of the vector.
void	assign (const_iterator i1, const_iterator i2)
	Copies the range [i1, i2].
void	assign (size_type n, const T &v)
	Copies n elements with value v.
iterator	insert (iterator ip, const T &v=T())
	Inserts value v at offset ip.
iterator	insert (iterator ip, size_type n, const T &v)
	Inserts n elements with value v at offsets ip.
iterator	insert (iterator ip, const_iterator i1, const_iterator i2)
	Inserts range [i1, i2] at offset ip.
iterator	erase (iterator ep, size_type n=1)
	Removes count elements at offset ep.
iterator	erase (iterator ep1, iterator ep2)
	Removes elements from ep1 to ep2.
Protected Member Functions
virtual void	constructBlock (void *p, size_type s) const
	Calls T() for every element. Because storage is allocated by malloc() in memblock::Reserve(), the constructors must be explicitly called here.
virtual void	destructBlock (void *p, size_type s) const
	Calls ~T() for every element. Because storage is deallocated by free() in memblock::Link(), the destructors must be explicitly called here. This function must also be called from the destructor of this class because it is virtual and cannot be called from ~memblock().
virtual size_type	elementSize (void) const
	Returns the size of the atomic element in the block, if any.
size_type	elementBytes (size_type n) const

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Detailed Description

template<typename T>
class ustl::vector< T >

STL vector equivalent.

In this design elements frequently undergo BITWISE COPY! Don't put it in here if it doesn't support it.

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

template<typename T> ustl::vector< T >::~vector (  void   )  [inline, virtual]

Destructor Here the class must call deallocate, which is overloaded in this template to call destructors on all the elements. ~memblock does this too, but by the time the code gets there, the destructBlock overload is gone.

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

• uvector.h

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