__GNU_PARALLEL::__ACCUMULATE_BINOP_REDUCT(3cxx)

💖 __gnu_parallel::__accumulate_binop_reduct< _BinOp > 💖

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🎀 NAME 🎀

__gnu_parallel::__accumulate_binop_reduct< _BinOp > — general reduction, using a binary operator. That’s the whole vibe: a reduction helper built around your binary operator. Slay. 💅

✨ SYNOPSIS ✨

First up, include this header, bestie:

#include <for_each_selectors.h>

🫶 Public Member Functions

• __accumulate_binop_reduct (_BinOp &__b) — the constructor, taking a _BinOp & named __b. Construction realness.
• operator() — a templated call operator, and yes it’s giving main-character template energy:

template<typename _Result , typename _Addend > _Result operator() (const _Result &__x, const _Addend &__y)

It takes const _Result &__x and const _Addend &__y, and returns _Result. Obsessed with the specificity. 🌸

🌈 Public Attributes

• _BinOp & __binop — a public reference to a _BinOp. That’s it, that’s the attribute. Iconic. 🦋

🧚 Detailed Description 🧚

template<typename _BinOp>
struct __gnu_parallel::__accumulate_binop_reduct< _BinOp >

General reduction, using a binary operator. That’s the description, and honestly it ate. This is a struct template over _BinOp. 👑

tiny note: the original Doxygen line shows a weird stray " right before “General” in that struct description — struct __gnu_parallel::__accumulate_binop_reduct< _BinOp >"General — so if you see that quote gremlin, that’s where it came from 💀

👑 Author 👑

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