#include "BdbUtil/Bdb.hh"#include "CdbBdbShared/CdbBdbSLeafNodeP.hh"#include "CdbBdbShared/CdbBdbSDirectoryNodeP.hh"#include <iostream>Go to the source code of this file.
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| class | CdbBdbSPagedVarrayP |
| Paged variable size array. More... | |
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| #define | instantiate_CdbBdbSPagedVarrayP(T, TN) |
| Macros for the explicit template instantiation any types of elements. | |
| #define | EXPLICIT_INSTANTIATE_CdbBdbSPagedVarrayP_1(T) |
| #define | EXPLICIT_INSTANTIATE_CdbBdbSPagedVarrayP_2(T1, T2) |
| #define | EXPLICIT_INSTANTIATE_CdbBdbSPagedVarrayP_3(T1, T2, T3) |
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Value: template class CdbBdbSNodeP < T >; \ template class CdbBdbSLeafNodeP < T >; \ template class CdbBdbSDirectoryNodeP< T >; \ template class CdbBdbSPagedVarrayP < T > Definition at line 197 of file CdbBdbSPagedVarrayP.ddl. |
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Value: template class CdbBdbSNodeP < T1 , T2 >; \ template class CdbBdbSLeafNodeP < T1 , T2 >; \ template class CdbBdbSDirectoryNodeP< T1 , T2 >; \ template class CdbBdbSPagedVarrayP < T1 , T2 > Definition at line 203 of file CdbBdbSPagedVarrayP.ddl. |
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Value: template class CdbBdbSNodeP < T1 , T2 , T3 >; \ template class CdbBdbSLeafNodeP < T1 , T2 , T3 >; \ template class CdbBdbSDirectoryNodeP< T1 , T2 , T3 >; \ template class CdbBdbSPagedVarrayP < T1 , T2 , T3 > Definition at line 209 of file CdbBdbSPagedVarrayP.ddl. |
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Value: template class CdbBdbSNodeP < T >; \ template class CdbBdbSLeafNodeP < T >; \ template class CdbBdbSDirectoryNodeP< T >; \ template class CdbBdbSPagedVarrayP < T >; \ typedef CdbBdbSPagedVarrayP < T > TN The macro will provide all the necessary declarations for arbitrary type of elements (including the predefined "primitive" ones). This instantiation is required by Objectivity/DDL compilation system to put the new classes into the federation's schema. The actual instantiation for primitive types is done in separate files. GENERAL NOTE: Be carefull when doing explicit template instantiations in Objectivity/DDL API to avoid potential library conflicts when the same template is defined in two or more packages (libraries)!!! As a solution put a common instance of a template into one package and use it from there. There are two forms of macros. The first parameter (or group of thoses if a value of teh parameter is template itself) of both forms is a type of elements. The second 'TN' parameter will also introduce new type as required by a user. NOTE: This macro can't be used to instantiate an array of "ooBoolean" type because this type may conflicts with "ooInt8" on some platforms. Definition at line 190 of file CdbBdbSPagedVarrayP.ddl. |
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