PMDK C++ bindings
1.13.0-git107.g7e59f08f
This is the C++ bindings documentation for PMDK's libpmemobj.
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PMem containers under development and/or in testing. More...
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class | pmem::obj::experimental::concurrent_map< Key, Value, Comp, Allocator > |
Persistent memory aware implementation of Intel TBB concurrent_map with API partially compatible to std::map. More... | |
class | pmem::obj::experimental::basic_dram_inline_string< CharT, Traits > |
Pmem/DRAM variation of pmem::obj::string, where data is kept right next to the inline_string structure. More... | |
class | pmem::obj::experimental::basic_inline_string< CharT, Traits > |
Pmem-only variation of pmem::obj::string, where data is kept right next to the inline_string structure. More... | |
class | pmem::obj::experimental::mpsc_queue |
Persistent memory aware implementation of multi producer single consumer queue. More... | |
class | pmem::obj::experimental::radix_tree< Key, Value, BytesView, MtMode > |
Persistent associative, ordered container with API similar and partially compatible with the API of std::map. More... | |
PMem containers under development and/or in testing.
It's very important to underline:
A container is considered experimental because:
For general containers' description please see Containers.
using pmem::obj::experimental::dram_inline_string = typedef basic_dram_inline_string<char> |
The most typical dram_inline_string usage - the char specialization.
See basic_dram_inline_string for details.
using pmem::obj::experimental::inline_string = typedef basic_inline_string<char> |
The most typical inline_string usage - the char specialization.
See basic_inline_string for details.