Fiber::MemBase::Allocator Class Reference

Same as above but using a unsinged int vector. More...

#include <MemBase.hpp>

Inheritance diagram for Fiber::MemBase::Allocator:

Public Member Functions
virtual RefPtr< MemBase >	create (const DynamicSize &) const =0
Public Member Functions inherited from MemCore::Interface< Allocator >
const type_info &	getInterfaceDomain () const
Public Member Functions inherited from MemCore::InterfaceBase
virtual bool	apply (Intercube &I, const RefPtr< InterfaceIterationParameter > &)
virtual bool	apply_const (const Intercube &I, const RefPtr< InterfaceIterationParameter > &)
Public Member Functions inherited from MemCore::ReferenceBase< InterfaceBase >
auto	getObjectCountID () const noexcept
bool	isIdentical (const WeakPtr< Object, Object > &PossibleSelf) const noexcept
void	mkAutoDestructive ()
refcount_t	refcount () const noexcept
	ReferenceBase (Object *that) noexcept
const auto &	self () const
refcount_t	wrefcount () const noexcept

Additional Inherited Members
Public Types inherited from MemCore::Interface< Allocator >
typedef Domain	InterfaceDomain_t
Public Types inherited from MemCore::ReferenceBase< InterfaceBase >
typedef Object	reference_domain_t
typedef WeakPtr< Object, Object >	SelfPtr_t
Protected Member Functions inherited from MemCore::ReferenceBase< InterfaceBase >
virtual void	extremeUnction ()
ReferenceBase &	operator= (const ReferenceBase &R)
void	suicide ()

Detailed Description

Same as above but using a unsinged int vector.

To be compatible to the type used in the FragmentSelectors or GLuint.

An allocator is an action that can be added to a type. It is supposed to create an MemArray for its associated type.