Level 1 linear expression (ap_linexpr1_t wrapper).
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#include <apxx_linexpr1.hh>
Inherits apron::use_malloc.
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| ap_linexpr1_t | l |
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| void | print (FILE *stream=stdout) const |
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Level 1 linear expression (ap_linexpr1_t wrapper).
Level 1 version of linear expressions with scalar or interval coefficients (coeff). Terms are indexed using variable names (var) instead of dimensions (ap_dim_t). Internally, a linexpr1 wraps together a linexpr0 (memory managed) and an environment (holding a reference count).
◆ linexpr1() [1/5]
| linexpr1::linexpr1 |
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ap_linexpr1_t & | p | ) |
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Internal use only. Shallow copy (no copy of linexpr0 or environment).
◆ linexpr1() [2/5]
Creates a new expression from a linexpr0 (copied) and an environment (reference count incremented) associating names to dimensions in linexpr0.
◆ linexpr1() [3/5]
| linexpr1::linexpr1 |
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const environment & | e, |
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ap_linexpr_discr_t | lin_discr = AP_LINEXPR_SPARSE, |
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size_t | size = 0 ) |
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Creates a new null expression.
e associates a variable name to each dimension.
discr whether the expression is sparse (AP_LINEXPR_SPARSE) or dense (AP_LINEXPR_DENSE).
size, for AP_LINEXPR_SPARSE expressions, is the initial number of dimensions in the underlying linexpr0 (new dimensions being added as needed); ignored for AP_LINEXPR_DENSE expressions (the size being always the size of the environment).
◆ linexpr1() [4/5]
| linexpr1::linexpr1 |
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const linexpr1 & | x | ) |
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◆ linexpr1() [5/5]
Makes a (deep) copy of x and extends its environment.
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| std::invalid_argument | if e is not a super-environment of that of x. |
◆ ~linexpr1()
Frees all space for the expression and coefficients, and decrements the reference count of the environment.
◆ begin() [1/2]
Returns a new iterator to traverse and mutate the linear expression.
◆ begin() [2/2]
Returns a new constant iterator to traverse the linear expression.
◆ extend_environment()
| void linexpr1::extend_environment |
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const environment & | e | ) |
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Extends the environment of the expression.
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| std::invalid_argument | if e is not a super-environment of that of *this. |
◆ get_ap_linexpr1_t() [1/2]
| ap_linexpr1_t * linexpr1::get_ap_linexpr1_t |
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Returns a pointer to the internal APRON object stored in *this.
◆ get_ap_linexpr1_t() [2/2]
| const ap_linexpr1_t * linexpr1::get_ap_linexpr1_t |
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Returns a pointer to the internal APRON object stored in *this.
◆ get_cst() [1/2]
| coeff & linexpr1::get_cst |
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Returns a (modifiable) reference to the constant coefficient.
◆ get_cst() [2/2]
| const coeff & linexpr1::get_cst |
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Returns a reference to the constant coefficient.
◆ get_discr()
| ap_linexpr_discr_t linexpr1::get_discr |
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Returns the type of underlying linexpr0.
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AP_LINEXPR_SPARSE or AP_LINEXPR_DENSE.
◆ get_environment()
Returns the environment of the expression (with incremented reference count).
◆ get_linexpr0() [1/2]
Returns a modifiable reference to the underlying linexpr0.
◆ get_linexpr0() [2/2]
| const linexpr0 & linexpr1::get_linexpr0 |
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Returns a reference to the underlying linexpr0.
◆ get_type()
| ap_linexpr_type_t linexpr1::get_type |
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Gets the type of the linear expression.
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AP_LINEXPR_INTLINEAR (coefficients are interval), AP_LINEXPR_QUASILINEAR (coefficients are scalar except the constant one), or AP_LINEXPR_LINEAR (all coefficients are scalar).
◆ is_integer()
| bool linexpr1::is_integer |
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Whether the expression only depends on integer variables.
◆ is_linear()
| bool linexpr1::is_linear |
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Whether all coefficients are scalar.
◆ is_quasilinear()
| bool linexpr1::is_quasilinear |
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Whether all coefficients are scalar, except maybe the constant one.
◆ is_real()
| bool linexpr1::is_real |
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Whether the expression only depends on real variables.
◆ minimize()
| void linexpr1::minimize |
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Minimizes all coefficients.
In sparse expressions, also remove zero and unused (hole) coefficients to save space.
◆ operator=()
◆ operator[]() [1/2]
| coeff & apron::linexpr1::operator[] |
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const var & | v | ) |
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Returns a (modifiable) reference to the coefficient corresponding to the given variable name.
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| std::invalid_argument | if the variable name is not present in the environment. |
◆ operator[]() [2/2]
| const coeff & apron::linexpr1::operator[] |
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const var & | v | ) |
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Returns a reference to the coefficient corresponding to the given variable name.
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| std::invalid_argument | if the variable name is not present in the environment. |
◆ print()
| void linexpr1::print |
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FILE * | stream = stdout | ) |
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◆ size()
| size_t linexpr1::size |
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Returns the number of coefficients in the expression.
| ap_linexpr1_t apron::linexpr1::l |
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Structure managed by APRON.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files: