sc::Memory...questQueue(3)

💖 sc::MemoryDataRequestQueue 💖

okay bestie, so this is a page from the Library Functions Manual for MPQC — yes, the whole sc::Memory...questQueue(3) thing, the name got truncated in the header because Unix headers have zero chill, but the real one is down in NAME and it's sc::MemoryDataRequestQueue. slay. let's get into it 🎀

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✨ NAME ✨

sc::MemoryDataRequestQueue — literally just a queue for memory data requests, bestie. it queues. it requests. it's giving buffer energy 💅

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🌸 SYNOPSIS 🌸

🦋 Public Types

okay so there's exactly one type situation going on here and it's an enum:

enum { MaxDepth = 1024 }

that's it. MaxDepth is 1024, no cap 🧢 (well, actually, 1024 is kinda the cap, but you get me).

👑 Public Member Functions

here's the whole lineup, no skips:

• int n () const — tells you how many things are in the queue rn. it's a count. it's const. it's not gonna change anything, it's just gonna look 👀
• void push (MemoryDataRequest &) — shoves a MemoryDataRequest in there. takes a reference, returns nothing, lives its life.
• void pop (MemoryDataRequest &) — takes a MemoryDataRequest back out. also a reference, also returns nothing. very demure, very mindful.
• MemoryDataRequest & operator[] (int i) — indexes into the queue by position i and hands you back a reference to that MemoryDataRequest. random access? in this economy? iconic.
• void clear () — wipes the whole thing. zero survivors. ✨

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🫶 Author 🫶

Generated automatically by Doxygen for MPQC from the source code.

not a human. not a vibe. just Doxygen doing its little robot thing 🤖 so if you wanted to thank someone personally, bestie, there's literally no one to thank, it's generated. 😭

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and that's the whole page!! no hidden options, no sneaky flags, no environment variables, no exit statuses — just a tiny little queue class living its truth 🌈

MPQC, Version 2.3.1 — mwah, sending you kisses, go push something onto a queue and feel powerful 💖💅🦋