buffers.hpp File Reference

Basic buffer types and conversion utilities. More...

#include <cassert>
#include <cstddef>
#include <cstring>
#include <string>
#include <sys/mman.h>
#include <sys/uio.h>
#include <vector>

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Classes
class	condy::MutableBuffer
	Mutable buffer. More...
class	condy::ConstBuffer
	Constant buffer. More...

Namespaces
namespace	condy
	The main namespace for the Condy library.

Functions
MutableBuffer	condy::buffer (void *data, size_t size)
	Create a buffer object from various data sources.
ConstBuffer	condy::buffer (const void *data, size_t size)
	Create a buffer object from various data sources.
template<typename PodType, size_t N>
MutableBuffer	condy::buffer (PodType(&arr)[N])
	Create a buffer object from various data sources.
template<typename PodType, size_t N>
ConstBuffer	condy::buffer (const PodType(&arr)[N])
	Create a buffer object from various data sources.
template<typename PodType, size_t N>
MutableBuffer	condy::buffer (std::array< PodType, N > &arr)
	Create a buffer object from various data sources.
template<typename PodType, size_t N>
ConstBuffer	condy::buffer (const std::array< PodType, N > &arr)
	Create a buffer object from various data sources.
template<typename PodType>
MutableBuffer	condy::buffer (std::vector< PodType > &vec)
	Create a buffer object from various data sources.
template<typename PodType>
ConstBuffer	condy::buffer (const std::vector< PodType > &vec)
	Create a buffer object from various data sources.
MutableBuffer	condy::buffer (std::string &str)
	Create a buffer object from various data sources.
ConstBuffer	condy::buffer (const std::string &str)
	Create a buffer object from various data sources.
ConstBuffer	condy::buffer (std::string_view strv)
	Create a buffer object from various data sources.
MutableBuffer	condy::buffer (iovec &iov)
	Create a buffer object from various data sources.

Detailed Description

Basic buffer types and conversion utilities.

This file defines basic buffer types and conversion functions. Buffer types are primarily used in asynchronous operations.