Serial buffering to wrap a Writer. More...

Inheritance diagram for byteme::SerialBufferedWriter< Type_, Pointer_ >:

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Public Member Functions
	SerialBufferedWriter (Pointer_ writer, std::size_t buffer_size)

Public Member Functions inherited from byteme::BufferedWriter< Type_, WriterPointer_ >
unsigned long long	number ()

void	write (Type_ input)

void	write (const Type_ *input, std::size_t number)

void	flush ()

virtual void	finish ()=0

Detailed Description

template<typename Type_, class Pointer_ = std::unique_ptr<Writer>>
class byteme::SerialBufferedWriter< Type_, Pointer_ >

Serial buffering to wrap a Writer.

Template Parameters

Type_	Type of the output bytes, usually `char` for text or `unsigned char` for binary.
Pointer_	Pointer to a class that serves as a source of input bytes. The pointed-to class should satisfy the `Writer` interface; it may also be a concrete `Writer` subclass to enable devirtualization. Either a smart or raw pointer may be supplied depending on how the caller wants to manage the lifetime of the pointed-to object.

This is a subclass of BufferedWriter that calls Writer::write() on the main thread.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

template<typename Type_ , class Pointer_ = std::unique_ptr<Writer>>

byteme::SerialBufferedWriter< Type_, Pointer_ >::SerialBufferedWriter	(	Pointer_	writer,
		std::size_t	buffer_size )

inline

Parameters

writer	Pointer to a source of input bytes.
buffer_size	Size of the internal buffer in which to store bytes that have been passed to `write()` but not yet flushed to the `writer`. Larger values reduce the number of write calls at the cost of greater memory usage. Should be positive.

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