STAPL: stapl::sliced_partition< Slices, Dom

Partitioner that slices off dimensions of a d-dimensional domain to produce subdomains of dimension d-|Slices|. More...

Public Member Functions
	sliced_partition (Dom const &domain)

Dom const &	global_domain () const
	The original domain that is being partitioned.

domain_type const &	domain () const
	The domain that contains the indices of the subdomains.

domain_type::size_type	dimensions () const
	The size in each dimension of the number of subdomains.

value_type	operator[] (index_type const &idx) const
	Returns the `idx-th` domain in the partition.

size_t	size () const
	Return the number of partitions generated.

Public Types
typedef detail::SLICED_view_domain< original_dimension_t::value-number_of_slices_t::value, scalar_index_t >::type	value_type
	The type of the produces subdomains. They have dimensionality d-\|Slices\|.

typedef detail::SLICED_view_domain< number_of_slices_t::value, scalar_index_t >::type	domain_type

typedef value_type::index_type	gid_type
	The type of the GIDs in the produced subdomains.

typedef domain_type::gid_type	index_type
	The type used to index subdomains in this partition.

typedef Slices	slices_type

Detailed Description

Partitioner that slices off dimensions of a d-dimensional domain to produce subdomains of dimension d-|Slices|.

This partitioner is only valid on domains that have homogeneous GID types.

Template Parameters

Slices	A tuple of compile time integral constants to specify the dimensions to slice off
Dom	The multidimensional domain type that is being sliced

template<typename Slices , typename Dom >

typedef detail::SLICED_view_domain< number_of_slices_t::value, scalar_index_t >::type stapl::sliced_partition< Slices, Dom >::domain_type

The type of the domain of this partition, which has dimensionality |Slices|

template<typename Slices , typename Dom >

stapl::sliced_partition< Slices, Dom >::sliced_partition ( Dom const & domain )

Parameters

domain The global domain to partition

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