Using functions as work item delegates in C++In C++, you can use a function pointer or a functor instead of a lambda. A function pointer is static and it won't have access to any of the resources local to your UI class. Since a functor is a class, it can store references to ...
Aand also when you change from IDC_STATIC to some other new identifier, be sure that the Visual C++ resource editor hasn't generated a value like 65535 for the ID value of the new identifier in the resource.h, as it tends to do sometimes. Because this is just as bad as having it ...
Since we now have the ability to name the closure object in a lambda’s parameter list, this allows us to do recursive lambdas! As above: Copy auto closure = [](this auto&& self) { self(); //just call ourself until the stack overflows }; There are more useful uses for this than...
function, in_place_factory & typed_in_place_factory, io_state_savers, iostreams, iterator, lambda, minmax, mpl, multi_index, operators, preprocessor, program_options, property_map, range, rational, ref, smart_ptr, serialization
Then we do generation of the code for anonymous types first used by this method.Then we transform anonymous functions in this body into methods of closure classes.Finally, we transform iterator blocks into switch-based state machines.Then we emit the IL for the transformed tree that we've ...
Using functions as work item delegates in C++In C++, you can use a function pointer or a functor instead of a lambda. A function pointer is static and it won't have access to any of the resources local to your UI class. Since a functor is a class, it can store references to ...
Sincexin thelambdafunction represents a (rolling) series/ndarray, the function can be written as follows (wherex[-1]refers to the current rolling data point). lambdax:(x[-1]-x.mean())/x.std(ddof=1) Similarly, we can userolling().apply()for a Pandas series. The following code fence...
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Also, Linux pthread only supports C function pointers and cannot capture the context this via lambda functions. @wsnyder @gezalore I'm also wondering whether it is possible for verilator to support officially the fork style snapshots on the Linux platform. It would greatly benefit the community...
If we have something we do want to run once per frame though, we can subscribe to one of the render module hooks. This is what we demonstrate in this plugin. Whether we use the ENQUEUE_RENDER_COMMAND functions or a render module hook, we will end up with a callback function where we...