HPCombi
High Performance Combinatorics in C++ using vector instructions v1.0.1
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Partial permutation of \(\{0, \dots, 15\}\). More...
#include <perm16.hpp>
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static constexpr PPerm16 | one () |
The identity partial permutations. | |
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static constexpr size_t | size () |
static constexpr PTransf16 | one () |
The identity partial transformation. | |
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static constexpr size_t | size () |
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using | vect = HPCombi::Vect16 |
using | array = typename decltype(Epu8)::array |
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using | array = typename decltype(Epu8)::array |
using | value_type = uint8_t |
using | iterator = typename array::iterator |
using | const_iterator = typename array::const_iterator |
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epu8 | v |
Partial permutation of \(\{0, \dots, 15\}\).
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The inverse of a partial permutation.
*this
. The inverse of \(p\) is the unique partial permutation \(i\) such that \( p * i * p = p\) and \( i * p * i = i\) {0,0xFF,2,1,3,5,6,0xFF,8,9,0xFF,10,12,0xFF,0xFF,0xFF} *
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The identity partial permutations.
The product of two partial perrmutations.
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Return whether *this
is a well constructed object.