tpie::serialization_bits::internal_sort< T, pred_t > Class Template Reference

Public Member Functions
	internal_sort (memory_bucket_ref buffer_bucket, memory_bucket_ref item_bucket, pred_t pred=pred_t())
void	begin (memory_size_type memAvail)
bool	push (const T &item)
	True if all items up to and including this one fits in buffer. More...
memory_size_type	get_largest_item_size ()
memory_size_type	current_serialized_size ()
	Get the serialized size of the items written. More...
memory_size_type	memory_usage ()
	Compute current memory usage. More...
bool	can_shrink_buffer ()
void	shrink_buffer ()
void	sort ()
const T *	begin () const
const T *	end () const
void	free ()
	Deallocate buffer and call reset(). More...
void	reset ()
	Reset sorter, but keep the remembered largest item size and buffer size. More...

Detailed Description

template<typename T, typename pred_t>
class tpie::serialization_bits::internal_sort< T, pred_t >

Definition at line 89 of file serialization_sorter.h.

Member Function Documentation

template<typename T , typename pred_t >

memory_size_type tpie::serialization_bits::internal_sort< T, pred_t >::current_serialized_size ( )

inline

Get the serialized size of the items written.

This is exactly the size the current run will use when serialized to disk.

Definition at line 165 of file serialization_sorter.h.

                                               {
        return m_item_bucket->count;
    }

template<typename T , typename pred_t >

void tpie::serialization_bits::internal_sort< T, pred_t >::free ( )

inline

Deallocate buffer and call reset().

Definition at line 207 of file serialization_sorter.h.

References tpie::serialization_bits::internal_sort< T, pred_t >::reset(), and tpie::array< T, Allocator >::resize().

                {
        reset();
        m_buffer.resize(0);
    }

template<typename T , typename pred_t >

memory_size_type tpie::serialization_bits::internal_sort< T, pred_t >::memory_usage ( )

inline

Compute current memory usage.

This includes the item buffer array as well as the extra serialized size of the items already written to the buffer. This assumes that items use as much primary memory as their serialized size. If this assumption does not hold, the memory usage reported may be useless. Nevertheless, this is the memory usage we use in our calculations.

Definition at line 179 of file serialization_sorter.h.

                                    {
        return m_buffer_bucket->count + m_item_bucket->count;
    }

template<typename T , typename pred_t >

bool tpie::serialization_bits::internal_sort< T, pred_t >::push ( const T &  item )

inline

True if all items up to and including this one fits in buffer.

Once push() returns false, it will keep returning false until the sequence is sorted, read out, and the buffer has been cleared.

Definition at line 131 of file serialization_sorter.h.

References tpie::array< T, Allocator >::size().

                              {
        if (m_full) return false;

        if (m_items == m_buffer.size()) {
            m_full = true;
            return false;
        }

        size_t oldSize = m_item_bucket->count;
        set_owner(m_item_bucket, item);

        if (m_item_bucket->count > m_memForItems) {
            unset_owner(m_item_bucket, item);
            m_full = true;
            return false;
        }

        m_largestItem = std::max(m_largestItem, m_item_bucket->count - oldSize);

        m_buffer[m_items++] = item;

        return true;
    }

template<typename T , typename pred_t >

void tpie::serialization_bits::internal_sort< T, pred_t >::reset ( )

inline

Reset sorter, but keep the remembered largest item size and buffer size.

Definition at line 216 of file serialization_sorter.h.

Referenced by tpie::serialization_bits::internal_sort< T, pred_t >::free().

                 {
        for (size_t i = 0 ; i < m_items ; ++i)
            unset_owner(m_item_bucket, m_buffer[i]);
        m_item_bucket->count = 0;
        m_items = 0;
        m_full = false;
    }

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

• serialization_sorter.h