utility

Various utility components. More...

Classes
struct	pair< T1, T2 >
	etl::pair is a class template that provides a way to store two heterogeneous objects as a single unit. A pair is a specific case of a etl::tuple with two elements. If neither T1 nor T2 is a possibly cv-qualified class type with non-trivial destructor, or array thereof, the destructor of pair is trivial. More...

Functions
template<builtin_integer T, builtin_integer U>
constexpr auto	cmp_equal (T t, U u) noexcept -> bool
	Compare the values of two integers t and u. Unlike builtin comparison operators, negative signed integers always compare less than (and not equal to) unsigned integers: the comparison is safe against lossy integer conversion.
template<builtin_integer T, builtin_integer U>
constexpr auto	cmp_greater (T t, U u) noexcept -> bool
	Compare the values of two integers t and u. Unlike builtin comparison operators, negative signed integers always compare less than (and not equal to) unsigned integers: the comparison is safe against lossy integer conversion.
template<builtin_integer T, builtin_integer U>
constexpr auto	cmp_greater_equal (T t, U u) noexcept -> bool
	Compare the values of two integers t and u. Unlike builtin comparison operators, negative signed integers always compare less than (and not equal to) unsigned integers: the comparison is safe against lossy integer conversion.
template<builtin_integer T, builtin_integer U>
constexpr auto	cmp_less (T t, U u) noexcept -> bool
	Compare the values of two integers t and u. Unlike builtin comparison operators, negative signed integers always compare less than (and not equal to) unsigned integers: the comparison is safe against lossy integer conversion.
template<builtin_integer T, builtin_integer U>
constexpr auto	cmp_less_equal (T t, U u) noexcept -> bool
	Compare the values of two integers t and u. Unlike builtin comparison operators, negative signed integers always compare less than (and not equal to) unsigned integers: the comparison is safe against lossy integer conversion.
template<builtin_integer T, builtin_integer U>
constexpr auto	cmp_not_equal (T t, U u) noexcept -> bool
	Compare the values of two integers t and u. Unlike builtin comparison operators, negative signed integers always compare less than (and not equal to) unsigned integers: the comparison is safe against lossy integer conversion.
template<builtin_integer R, builtin_integer T>
constexpr auto	in_range (T t) noexcept -> bool
	Returns true if the value of t is in the range of values that can be represented in R, that is, if t can be converted to R without data loss.

Detailed Description

Various utility components.

Function Documentation

cmp_equal()

template<builtin_integer T, builtin_integer U>

constexpr auto cmp_equal ( T  t, U  u  ) -> bool

constexprnoexcept

Compare the values of two integers t and u. Unlike builtin comparison operators, negative signed integers always compare less than (and not equal to) unsigned integers: the comparison is safe against lossy integer conversion.

https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/utility/intcmp

Examples

utility.cpp.

cmp_greater()

template<builtin_integer T, builtin_integer U>

constexpr auto cmp_greater ( T  t, U  u  ) -> bool

constexprnoexcept

Compare the values of two integers t and u. Unlike builtin comparison operators, negative signed integers always compare less than (and not equal to) unsigned integers: the comparison is safe against lossy integer conversion.

https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/utility/intcmp

cmp_greater_equal()

template<builtin_integer T, builtin_integer U>

constexpr auto cmp_greater_equal ( T  t, U  u  ) -> bool

constexprnoexcept

Compare the values of two integers t and u. Unlike builtin comparison operators, negative signed integers always compare less than (and not equal to) unsigned integers: the comparison is safe against lossy integer conversion.

https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/utility/intcmp

cmp_less()

template<builtin_integer T, builtin_integer U>

constexpr auto cmp_less ( T  t, U  u  ) -> bool

constexprnoexcept

Compare the values of two integers t and u. Unlike builtin comparison operators, negative signed integers always compare less than (and not equal to) unsigned integers: the comparison is safe against lossy integer conversion.

https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/utility/intcmp

cmp_less_equal()

template<builtin_integer T, builtin_integer U>

constexpr auto cmp_less_equal ( T  t, U  u  ) -> bool

constexprnoexcept

Compare the values of two integers t and u. Unlike builtin comparison operators, negative signed integers always compare less than (and not equal to) unsigned integers: the comparison is safe against lossy integer conversion.

https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/utility/intcmp

cmp_not_equal()

template<builtin_integer T, builtin_integer U>

constexpr auto cmp_not_equal ( T  t, U  u  ) -> bool

constexprnoexcept

Compare the values of two integers t and u. Unlike builtin comparison operators, negative signed integers always compare less than (and not equal to) unsigned integers: the comparison is safe against lossy integer conversion.

https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/utility/intcmp

Examples

utility.cpp.

in_range()

template<builtin_integer R, builtin_integer T>

constexpr auto in_range ( T  t ) -> bool

constexprnoexcept

Returns true if the value of t is in the range of values that can be represented in R, that is, if t can be converted to R without data loss.

https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/utility/in_range