Frobby
0.9.5
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This class provides a way to get polynomials as output from Frobby one term at a time. More...
#include <frobby.h>
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virtual | ~PolynomialConsumer () |
The provided implementation does nothing. More... | |
virtual void | polynomialBegin (size_t varCount) |
Called before output of a polynomial. More... | |
virtual void | consume (const mpz_t coefficient, mpz_ptr *exponentVector)=0 |
For output of a term of the polynomial. More... | |
virtual void | polynomialEnd () |
Called after output of a polynomial. More... | |
This class provides a way to get polynomials as output from Frobby one term at a time.
Many computations performed by Frobby can produce output continously instead of having to wait for the computation to be done to be able to produce any output. Often the output can be processed, such as writing it to disk, as it is produced, and in these cases there is no reason to store all of the output before processing any of it. Often just storing the output can consume many times the amount of memory Frobby otherwise needs to carry out the computation.
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The provided implementation does nothing.
Definition at line 166 of file frobby.cpp.
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For output of a term of the polynomial.
coefficient contains the coefficient of the term, and exponentVector is an array containing the exponents of the term.
The parameters coefficient, exponentVector and its entries must not be altered or deallocated, and no reference to them can be retained after the consume method has returned. If the output must be stored, then a copy must be made.
Implemented in LibPolynomialConsumer.
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Called before output of a polynomial.
varCount is the number of variables in the ring within which the output polynomial lies. The provided implementation does nothing.
Reimplemented in LibPolynomialConsumer.
Definition at line 169 of file frobby.cpp.
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Called after output of a polynomial.
The provided implementation does nothing.
Definition at line 172 of file frobby.cpp.