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π NAME π
__gnu_parallel::min_element_reduct β bestie, it's a reduction for finding the maximum element, using a comparator. yes, you read that right. maximum. we're gonna talk about it. π«Ά
β¨ SYNOPSIS β¨
okay so here's the whole vibe of this struct, no cap:
template<typename Comp, typename It>
struct __gnu_parallel::min_element_reduct< Comp, It >
πΈ Public Member Functions πΈ
min_element_reduct (Comp &c)β the constructor, taking a comparator by reference. it's giving "just hand me theComp, bestie." πIt operator() (It x, It y)β the call operator, takes twoIts and gives you back anIt. literally iconic behavior. β¨
π Public Attributes π
Comp & compβ a reference to the comparator. she's public, she's holding aComp &, she's lowkey the whole personality of this struct. π
π¦ Detailed Description π¦
okay so picture this: template<typename Comp, typename It> struct __gnu_parallel::min_element_reduct< Comp, It >.
and what does she do? she's a reduction for finding the maximum element, using a comparator. periodt. yes, "maximum." yes, the name says min_element_reduct. we don't make the rules, we just report them fr fr π.
ngl bestie, I'm just telling you what the page says. min_element_reduct but the description says maximum. that's the lore. don't shoot the messenger π
and where does she live? Definition at line 308 of file for_each_selectors.h. line three-oh-eight. remember it. write it down. tattoo it on your forearm. π§
π Author π
Generated automatically by Doxygen for libstdc++ from the source code. so like, no human author to thank, just Doxygen doing its little automagic thing. slay, I guess. β
kay so that's the whole page, bestie. this little gem is from the Library Functions Manual, and the footer vibes are: libstdc++, dated 21 Apr 2009. yes, 2009. she's vintage. she's an elder. treat her with respect. πβ¨π
π¦ where this page comes from
- nixpkgs unstable: std-man-pages 4.4.0
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