__GNU_PARALLEL::__MIN_ELEMENT_REDUCT(3)

💖 __gnu_parallel::__min_element_reduct< _Compare, _It > 💖

okay so bestie, you've landed in the Library Functions Manual, and the star of today's episode is __gnu_parallel::__min_element_reduct< _Compare, _It > 🫶 — a lil reduction struct from libstdc++ that lives in the parallel corner of the standard library. no cap, it's a whole vibe. let's get into it 💅

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🌸 NAME 🌸

__gnu_parallel::__min_element_reduct< _Compare, _It > — Reduction for finding the maximum element, using a comparator.

and yes we're all gonna sit with that sentence together 😭 the name says min, the description says maximum. the manpage said what it said and we are simply reporting it, periodt.

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✨ SYNOPSIS ✨

#include <for_each_selectors.h>

🎀 Public Member Functions 🎀

• __min_element_reduct (_Compare &__c) — the constructor, bestie. it takes one thing: a reference to a _Compare, called __c. that's the whole handshake 🤝
• _It operator() (_It __x, _It __y) — the call operator, the main character move ✨ you hand it two _Its, __x and __y, and it gives you back an _It. two in, one out, that's the function-object lifestyle 👑

🦋 Public Attributes 🦋

• _Compare & __comp — a reference to a _Compare, sitting right there out in the open as a public attribute. not hiding, not shy, just vibing 🦋

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👑 Detailed Description 👑

template<typename _Compare, typename _It>
struct __gnu_parallel::__min_element_reduct< _Compare, _It >

Reduction for finding the maximum element, using a comparator.

🫶 that's it. that's the whole detailed description. a template on _Compare and _It, and one sentence of lore. it's giving minimalism, and honestly? iconic.

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💅 Author 💅

Generated automatically by Doxygen for libstdc++ from the source code.

so no human author to thank, just Doxygen doing its little robot thing 🤖✨ and no copyright or license lines on this one either — we keep it exactly as it came, no cap.

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anyway bestie, that's the page 🌈 it's short, it's sweet, it's a reduction struct with a name that lowkey contradicts its own description, and it lives in the libstdc++ manual — this one's dated... nowhere, the date slot came in empty, so we're rolling with it, fr fr. mwah, go compile something beautiful 💋🎀