#include <alg.hh>
Inheritance diagram for RVLAlg::Algorithm:
Public Member Functions | |
| Algorithm () | |
| virtual | ~Algorithm () |
| virtual void | run ()=0 |
| This is the only required member function. | |
An Algorithm is something you can run(). We intentionally do not restrict the behavior any further. This allows implementors to write a variety of constructors and access methods. We recommend that Algorithms own very little internal data; This should mostly be intermediate calculations that are stored to avoid unnecessary calculations. Constructors will often take references to external objects, and the algorithm object will then store this reference so that it can operate on these objects when told to run().
Definition at line 67 of file alg.hh.
| virtual void RVLAlg::Algorithm::run | ( | ) | [pure virtual] |
This is the only required member function.
When called the object should execute its expected behavior.
Implemented in RVLAlg::NoAlg, RVLAlg::ListAlg, RVLAlg::LoopAlg, RVLAlg::DoLoopAlg, RVLAlg::CondListAlg, and RVLAlg::BranchAlg.
Referenced by RVLAlg::BranchAlg::run(), RVLAlg::CondListAlg::run(), RVLAlg::DoLoopAlg::run(), RVLAlg::LoopAlg::run(), and RVLAlg::ListAlg::run().
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