TSMShape.h

Classes

TSMShape -- Expanded IPosition for shapes. (full description)

class TSMShape

Interface

Public Members
TSMShape()
TSMShape (const IPosition& shape)
TSMShape (const TSMShape& that)
TSMShape& operator= (const TSMShape& that)
~TSMShape()
Int operator() (uInt index) const
uInt nelements() const
Bool conform (const TSMShape& other) const
uInt offset (const IPosition& position) const
uInt offset (const IPosition& position, const IPosition& origin) const
IPosition position (uInt offset) const
IPosition position (uInt offset, const IPosition& origin) const
IPosition offsetIncrement (const IPosition& subShape) const
IPosition offsetIncrement (const IPosition& subShape, const IPosition& stride) const

Description

Review Status

Reviewed By:
UNKNOWN
Date Reviewed:
before2004/08/25

Prerequisite

Etymology

TSMShape handles the shapes for the Tiled Storage Manager.

Synopsis

TSMShape is an extension of class IPosition to handle shapes. It contains some precalculated values to speed up the calculation of an array offset from an array index (and vice-versa).

Motivation

The Tiled Hypercube Storage Manager is heavily using array shapes and determining offsets from array indices. This class makes these calculations more efficient.

To Do

Member Description

TSMShape()

A zero-length TSMShape.

TSMShape (const IPosition& shape)

Construct from a shape and precalculate some values.

TSMShape (const TSMShape& that)

Copy constructor (copy semantics).

TSMShape& operator= (const TSMShape& that)

Assignment (copy semantics). "this" and "that" must either be conformant (same size) or "this" must be 0-length, in which case it will resize itself to be the same length as "that".

~TSMShape()

Int operator() (uInt index) const

Index into the TSMShape. Indices are zero-based. If the preprocessor symbol AIPS_ARRAY_INDEX_CHECK is defined, "index" will be checked to ensure it is not out of bounds. If this check fails, an AipsError will be thrown.

uInt nelements() const

The number of elements in this TSMShape. Since TSMShape objects use zero-based indexing, the maximum available index is nelements() - 1.

Bool conform (const TSMShape& other) const

conform returns true if nelements() == other.nelements().

uInt offset (const IPosition& position) const
uInt offset (const IPosition& position, const IPosition& origin) const

Calculate the offset for a given position.

IPosition position (uInt offset) const
IPosition position (uInt offset, const IPosition& origin) const

Calculate the position for a given offset.

IPosition offsetIncrement (const IPosition& subShape) const
IPosition offsetIncrement (const IPosition& subShape, const IPosition& stride) const

Calculate the increments when stepping through an array in a linear way. This can be used to update the array offset without recalculating it after each step. For example:

    template<class T>
    Array<T> someFunc (const Array<T>& array,
                       const IPosition& subArrayShape,
                       const IPosition& subArrayStart) const
    {
        TSMShape TSM (array.shape());
        IPosition offsetIncr = TSM.offsetIncrement (subArrayShape);
        Array<T> subArray(subArrayShape);
        Bool deleteMain;
        const T* mainData = array.getStorage (deleteMain);
        mainData += TSM.offset (subArrayStart)
        Bool deleteSub;
        T* subData = subArray.getStorage (deleteSub);
        for (uInt i=0; i<subArrayShape(2); i++) {
            for (uInt j=0; j<subArrayShape(1); j++) {
                for (uInt k=0; k<subArrayShape(0); k++) {
                    *subData++ = *mainData++;
                }
                mainData += offsetIncr(1);
            }
            mainData += offSetIncr(2);
        }
    }