iffl::flat_forward_list_sizes< ALIGNMENT_V > Class Template Reference

Describes buffer used by container. More...

#include <iffl_common.h>

Public Member Functions
constexpr size_with_padding< ALIGNMENT_V >	used_capacity () const
	Capacity used by elements in the buffer.
constexpr size_t	remaining_capacity_for_insert () const
constexpr size_t	remaining_capacity_for_append () const

Public Attributes
size_t	total_capacity { 0 }
	Size of buffer.
range_with_alighment< ALIGNMENT_V >	last_element
	Last element range.

Detailed Description

template<size_t ALIGNMENT_V>
class iffl::flat_forward_list_sizes< ALIGNMENT_V >

Describes buffer used by container.

Member Function Documentation

remaining_capacity_for_append()

template<size_t ALIGNMENT_V>

constexpr size_t iffl::flat_forward_list_sizes< ALIGNMENT_V >::remaining_capacity_for_append ( ) const

inline

If we are appending then we need to pad current last element, but new inserted element does not have to be padded

remaining_capacity_for_insert()

template<size_t ALIGNMENT_V>

constexpr size_t iffl::flat_forward_list_sizes< ALIGNMENT_V >::remaining_capacity_for_insert ( ) const

inline

When we are inserting new element in the middle we need to make sure inserted element is padded, but we do not need to pad tail element

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

• include/iffl_common.h