#include <legion_domain.h>

Classes
class	iterator

class	reverse_iterator

Public Member Functions
	Span (FT *b, size_t e, size_t s=sizeof(FT))

iterator	begin (void) const

iterator	end (void) const

reverse_iterator	rbegin (void) const

reverse_iterator	rend (void) const

FT &	front (void) const

FT &	back (void) const

FT &	operator[] (int index) const

FT *	data (void) const

uintptr_t	get_base (void) const

size_t	size (void) const

size_t	step (void) const

bool	empty (void) const

Detailed Description

template<typename FT, PrivilegeMode PM = LEGION_READ_WRITE>
class Legion::Span< FT, PM >

A span class is used for handing back allocations of elements with a uniform stride that users can safely access simply by indexing the pointer as an array of elements. Note that the Legion definition of a span does not guarantee that elements are contiguous the same as the c++20 definition of a span.

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

legion/legion_domain.h

Classes

Public Member Functions

Detailed Description

template<typename FT, PrivilegeMode PM = LEGION_READ_WRITE> class Legion::Span< FT, PM >

template<typename FT, PrivilegeMode PM = LEGION_READ_WRITE>
class Legion::Span< FT, PM >