IO.h File Reference

#include <thread>
#include <mutex>
#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>
#include <string>
#include "OrderedLock.h"
#include "Strings.h"
#include "Dependencies/CL11.hpp"

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Macros
#define	TAB   <<"\t"<<
#define	NL   <<"\n"<<
#define	ENDL   <<std::endl;
#define	ENDLL   <<"\n"<<std::endl;
#define	CERR   std::cerr<<
#define	COUT   std::cout<<
#define	COUTT   std::cout<<"\t"<<
#define	COUTTT   std::cout<<"\t\t"<<

Functions
template<typename FIRST , typename... ARGS>
void	OUTPUTN (std::ostream &o, FIRST f, ARGS... args)
	This assumes o has been appropriately locked. More...
template<typename FIRST , typename... ARGS>
void	print (FIRST f, ARGS... args)
	Lock output_lcok and print to std:cout. More...
template<typename FIRST , typename... ARGS>
void	ERRN (FIRST f, ARGS... args)
	Lock err_lock and print to std:cerr. More...
template<typename FIRST , typename... ARGS>
void	DEBUG (FIRST f, ARGS... args)
	Print to std:ccout with debugging info. More...
template<typename T >
void	save (std::string filename, T &hypotheses)
	Simple saving of a vector of hypotheses. More...
template<typename HYP >
std::vector< HYP >	load (std::string filename)
	Simple loading for a vector of hypotheses. More...
std::string	gulp (std::string filename)
	Read this entire file as a string Skipping comment # lines. More...
template<size_t N>
std::vector< std::array< std::string, N > >	read_csv (const std::string path, bool skipheader, const char delimiter='\t')
	Load data – divides in columns at the delimiter. NOTE: we are required to say whether we skip a header (first line) or not. Checks tha tthere are exactly N on each line. So we can use like: for(auto [b1, b2, b3, b4, c] : read_csv<5>(FleetArgs::input_path, true)) { .... }. More...

Variables
const std::string	OUTPUT_SEP = "\t"
OrderedLock	output_lock
OrderedLock	err_lock

Macro Definition Documentation

CERR

#define CERR   std::cerr<<

COUT

#define COUT   std::cout<<

COUTT

#define COUTT   std::cout<<"\t"<<

COUTTT

#define COUTTT   std::cout<<"\t\t"<<

ENDL

#define ENDL   <<std::endl;

ENDLL

#define ENDLL   <<"\n"<<std::endl;

NL

#define NL   <<"\n"<<

TAB

#define TAB   <<"\t"<<

Function Documentation

DEBUG()

template<typename FIRST , typename... ARGS>

void DEBUG	(	FIRST	f,
		ARGS...	args
	)

Print to std:ccout with debugging info.

Parameters

f

ERRN()

template<typename FIRST , typename... ARGS>

void ERRN	(	FIRST	f,
		ARGS...	args
	)

Lock err_lock and print to std:cerr.

Parameters

f

gulp()

std::string gulp

(

std::string

filename

)

Read this entire file as a string Skipping comment # lines.

Parameters

filename

Returns

load()

template<typename HYP >

std::vector<HYP> load

(

std::string

filename

)

Simple loading for a vector of hypotheses.

Parameters

filename
g

Returns

OUTPUTN()

template<typename FIRST , typename... ARGS>

void OUTPUTN	(	std::ostream &	o,
		FIRST	f,
		ARGS...	args
	)

This assumes o has been appropriately locked.

Parameters

o
f

print()

template<typename FIRST , typename... ARGS>

void print	(	FIRST	f,
		ARGS...	args
	)

Lock output_lcok and print to std:cout.

Parameters

f

read_csv()

template<size_t N>

std::vector< std::vector< std::string > > read_csv	(	const std::string	path,
		bool	skipheader,
		const char	delimiter = '\t'
	)

Load data – divides in columns at the delimiter. NOTE: we are required to say whether we skip a header (first line) or not. Checks tha tthere are exactly N on each line. So we can use like: for(auto [b1, b2, b3, b4, c] : read_csv<5>(FleetArgs::input_path, true)) { .... }.

Parameters

filename
g

Returns

save()

template<typename T >

void save	(	std::string	filename,
		T &	hypotheses
	)

Simple saving of a vector of hypotheses.

Parameters

filename
hypotheses

Variable Documentation

err_lock

OrderedLock err_lock

output_lock

OrderedLock output_lock

OUTPUT_SEP

const std::string OUTPUT_SEP = "\t"