An extent is a contiguous area of storage reserved for a data BLOB, represented as a range. More...

#include <address.hpp>

Public Member Functions
constexpr	extent (typed_address< T > const a, std::uint64_t const s) noexcept

	extent (extent const &rhs) noexcept=default

	extent (extent &&rhs) noexcept=default

extent &	operator= (extent const &) noexcept=default

extent &	operator= (extent &&) noexcept=default

Public Attributes
typed_address< T >	addr = typed_address<T>::null ()
	The address of the data associated with this extent.

std::uint64_t	size = UINT64_C (0)
	The size of the data associated with this extent. More...

Detailed Description

An extent is a contiguous area of storage reserved for a data BLOB, represented as a range.

This type is used to represent a BLOB of data: be it either an index key or an associated value.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

template<typename T>

constexpr pstore::extent< T >::extent	(	typed_address< T > const	a,
		std::uint64_t const	s
	)

inlinenoexcept

Parameters

a	The address of the start of the data.
s	The number of bytes of data.

template<typename T>

std::uint64_t pstore::extent< T >::size = UINT64_C (0)

The size of the data associated with this extent.

Note: This value gives a number of bytes, not a number of instances of type T. This is because extents are often used to represent variable-length data structures where the actual size can't be statically determined from the size of T.

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