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| om |
| The enclosing namespace for the entire Om library.
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| om::data |
| A namespace containing data manipulation classes: strings, buffers, and hashing.
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| om::exceptions |
| A namespace containing various types of commonly used exception classes.
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| om::fs |
| A namespace containing classes that provide ways to access and manipulate file systems.
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| om::io |
| A namespace containing classes that provide functionality for streaming data input and output.
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| om::lang |
| A namespace containing classes that extend the basic functionality of C++.
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| om::math |
| A namespace containing classes and functions that do fast math operations.
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| om::system |
| A namespace containing classes that manage system resources like CPU, GPU, memory, and displays.
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| om::threads |
| A namespace containing classes that provide ways to create, manage, and synchronize threads.
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| om::time |
| A namespace containing classes that are related to keeping track of time.
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| om::util |
| A namespace containing data structure classes and memory manipulation functions.
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#define | OM_DISABLE_ASSERTIONS 0 |
| Define whether or not to turn off all assertion (including assertions active during release-mode builds). More...
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#define | OM_MALLOC(X) (std::malloc(X)) |
| The function to use for all library memory allocations. More...
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#define | OM_FREE(X) (std::free(X)) |
| The function to use for all library memory deallocations. More...
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#define | OM_STRINGIFIY_WRAPPER(x) #x |
| Define a macro that converts its argument to its literal string representation. More...
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#define | OM_STRINGIFY(x) OM_STRINGIFIY_WRAPPER(x) |
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#define | OM_INLINE inline |
| The inlining procedure to use for methods that should be inlined. More...
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#define | OM_FORCE_INLINE inline |
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#define | OM_NO_INLINE |
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#define | OM_ALIGN(alignment) |
| The alignment declaration to be use when aligning structure/class members. More...
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#define | OM_EXPORT |
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#define | OM_ALIGNED_MALLOC(size, alignment) (OM_MALLOC(size)) |
| The function to use when allocating aligned blocks of memory. More...
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#define | OM_ALIGNED_FREE(X) (OM_FREE(X)) |
| The function to use when freeing an aligned block of memory. More...
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#define | OM_DEPRECATED |
| The marker that is used when defining methods, types, and variables as deprecated. More...
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#define | OM_DEBUG_ASSERT(X) ((void)0) |
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#define | OM_DEBUG_ASSERT_MESSAGE(X, MESSAGE) ((void)0) |
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#define | OM_DEBUG_ASSERT_MESSAGE_CODE(X, MESSAGE, CODE) ((void)0) |
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#define | OM_ASSERT(X) assert(X) |
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#define | OM_ASSERT_MESSAGE(X, MESSAGE) { ( X ? 0 : std::printf("%s\n",MESSAGE)); assert(X); } |
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#define | OM_ASSERT_MESSAGE_CODE(X, MESSAGE, CODE) |
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#define | OM_LITTLE_ENDIAN |
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#define | NULL ((void *)0) |
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#define | OM_NAMESPACE_START namespace om { |
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#define | OM_NAMESPACE_END }; |
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#define | OM_DATA_NAMESPACE_START namespace om { namespace data { |
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#define | OM_DATA_NAMESPACE_END }; }; |
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#define | OM_EXCEPTIONS_NAMESPACE_START namespace om { namespace exceptions { |
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#define | OM_EXCEPTIONS_NAMESPACE_END }; }; |
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#define | OM_FILE_SYSTEM_NAMESPACE_START namespace om { namespace fs { |
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#define | OM_FILE_SYSTEM_NAMESPACE_END }; }; |
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#define | OM_IO_NAMESPACE_START namespace om { namespace io { |
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#define | OM_IO_NAMESPACE_END }; }; |
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#define | OM_LANGUAGE_INTERNAL_NAMESPACE_START namespace om { namespace lang { namespace internal { |
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#define | OM_LANGUAGE_INTERNAL_NAMESPACE_END }; }; }; |
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#define | OM_LANGUAGE_NAMESPACE_START namespace om { namespace lang { |
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#define | OM_LANGUAGE_NAMESPACE_END }; }; |
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#define | OM_MATH_NAMESPACE_START namespace om { namespace math { |
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#define | OM_MATH_NAMESPACE_END }; }; |
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#define | OM_SYSTEM_NAMESPACE_START namespace om { namespace system { |
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#define | OM_SYSTEM_NAMESPACE_END }; }; |
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#define | OM_THREADS_NAMESPACE_START namespace om { namespace threads { |
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#define | OM_THREADS_NAMESPACE_END }; }; |
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#define | OM_TIME_NAMESPACE_START namespace om { namespace time { |
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#define | OM_TIME_NAMESPACE_END }; }; |
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#define | OM_UTILITIES_NAMESPACE_START namespace om { namespace util { |
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#define | OM_UTILITIES_NAMESPACE_END }; }; |
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typedef float | om::Float32 |
| The type used to represent a 32-bit floating point number. More...
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typedef double | om::Float64 |
| The type used to represent a 64-bit floating point number. More...
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typedef signed char | om::Int8 |
| The type used to represent an 8-bit signed integral number. More...
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typedef unsigned char | om::UInt8 |
| The type used to represent an 8-bit unsigned integral number. More...
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typedef signed short | om::Int16 |
| The type used to represent a 16-bit signed integral number. More...
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typedef unsigned short | om::UInt16 |
| The type used to represent a 16-bit unsigned integral number. More...
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typedef signed int | om::Int32 |
| The type used to represent a 32-bit signed integral number. More...
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typedef unsigned int | om::UInt32 |
| The type used to represent a 32-bit unsigned integral number. More...
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typedef signed long long | om::Int64 |
| The type used to represent a 64-bit signed integral number. More...
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typedef unsigned long long | om::UInt64 |
| The type used to represent a 64-bit unsigned integral number. More...
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typedef bool | om::Bool |
| Redefine the standard 'bool' primitive type to use the library's type naming conventions. More...
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typedef short | om::Short |
| Redefine the standard 'short' primitive type to use the library's type naming conventions. More...
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typedef unsigned short | om::UShort |
| Redefine the standard 'unsigned short' primitive type to use the library's type naming conventions. More...
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typedef int | om::Int |
| Redefine the standard 'int' primitive type to use the library's type naming conventions. More...
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typedef unsigned int | om::UInt |
| Redefine the standard 'unsigned int' primitive type to use the library's type naming conventions. More...
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typedef long | om::Long |
| Redefine the standard 'long' primitive type to use the library's type naming conventions. More...
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typedef unsigned long | om::ULong |
| Redefine the standard 'unsigned long' primitive type to use the library's type naming conventions. More...
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typedef long long | om::LongLong |
| Redefine the standard 'long long' primitive type to use the library's type naming conventions. More...
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typedef unsigned long long | om::ULongLong |
| Redefine the standard 'unsigned long long' primitive type to use the library's type naming conventions. More...
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typedef float | om::Float |
| Redefine the standard 'float' primitive type to use the library's type naming conventions. More...
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typedef double | om::Double |
| Redefine the standard 'double' primitive type to use the library's type naming conventions. More...
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typedef Int8 | om::Byte |
| The type to use when holding signed data, should be 8 bits wide. More...
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typedef UInt8 | om::UByte |
| The type to use when holding generic data, should be 8 bits wide. More...
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typedef char | om::Char |
| The type to use when working with ASCII character data. More...
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typedef UInt32 | om::Hash |
| The type to use for hash codes in hash tables, should be an unsigned integer. More...
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typedef std::size_t | om::PointerInt |
| The type that is the same size as a pointer. More...
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typedef long | om::SignedIndex |
| The type that is used to represent a signed index. More...
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typedef PointerInt | om::Size |
| The unsigned size type that is the same width as a memory address. More...
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typedef UInt64 | om::LargeSize |
| The type to use for a large-scale size. This is the largest supported unsigned integer type. More...
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typedef PointerInt | om::Index |
| The type to use to represent an offset (index) in an array or sequence of things. More...
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typedef UInt64 | om::LargeIndex |
| The type to use for a large-scale index. This is the largest supported unsigned integer type. More...
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typedef UInt8 | om::UTF8Char |
| The type for a UTF-8 unicode character. More...
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typedef UInt16 | om::UTF16Char |
| The type for a UTF-16 unicode character. More...
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typedef UInt32 | om::UTF32Char |
| The type for a UTF-32 unicode character. More...
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typedef UTF32Char | om::UniChar |
| The type for a unicode character that can hold the data for any other unicode character type. More...
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