DataIn Class Reference

After the template specializations, comes the library. More...

Inheritance diagram for DataIn:

List of all members.

Public Member Functions
	DataIn (int anInt)
	DataIn ()
bool	operator< (const DataIn &aDI) const
bool	operator== (const DataIn &aDI) const
Private Attributes
int	_seq_num
time_t	_creation_time
Friends
std::ostream &	operator<< (ostream &aO, const DataIn &aDI)
std::istream &	operator>> (istream &aI, DataIn &aDI)

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Detailed Description

After the template specializations, comes the library.

Note that this class does not contain any virtual method : This is a POD (Plain Old Data) object which can be binary copied from and to a stream.

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

DataIn::DataIn

(

int

anInt

)

[inline]

DataIn::DataIn

(

)

[inline]

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Member Function Documentation

bool DataIn::operator<

(

const DataIn &

aDI

)

const [inline]

This is necessary when testing the results, because all the processed elements are put in std::multiset.

bool DataIn::operator==

(

const DataIn &

aDI

)

const [inline]

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Friends And Related Function Documentation

std::ostream& operator<<	(	ostream &	aO,
		const DataIn &	aDI
	)			[friend]

It must be possible to deserialize this object without ambiguity. It is possible to use binary IOs because there are much faster. But, it is mandatory that this class is a POD (Plain Old Data).

std::istream& operator>>	(	istream &	aI,
		DataIn &	aDI
	)			[friend]

It is possible to use binary IOs because there are much faster. But, it is mandatory that this class is a POD (Plain Old Data).

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Member Data Documentation

time_t DataIn::_creation_time [private]

int DataIn::_seq_num [private]

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

• t18_TransformObufNotPort.cpp

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