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Description
| Class Summary | |
|---|---|
| ArrayMemoizer | An ArrayMemoizer is a singleton that, given a type and a set of dimensions, returns an initialized copy of the array. |
| Bit | |
| Channel | |
| ChannelConnectFilter | |
| Cloner | |
| DuplicateSplitter | |
| FeedbackLoop | |
| Filter | |
| float2 | |
| float3 | |
| float4 | |
| Global | |
| Helper | |
| Identity | |
| Joiner | |
| Message | This class represents a message that is sent from one filter to another using the out-of-band messaging system (it is not for steady-state dataflow). |
| NativeHelper | |
| NullJoiner | |
| NullSplitter | |
| Operator | |
| Operator.MessageStub | |
| ParameterContainer | |
| Pipeline | implements a pipeline - stream already has all the functionality, so there's no need to put it in Pipeline - just inherit Stream :) |
| Portal | A portal that messages can be sent to. |
| Profiler | This class can tabulate profiling statistics for execution of StreamIt programs in the Java library. |
| Rate | Represents an I/O rate, possibly having some range of values. |
| RateStatic | |
| RoundRobinJoiner | |
| RoundRobinSplitter | |
| SplitJoin | |
| SplitJoin.SplitJoinType | |
| Splitter | |
| Stream | |
| StreamIt | This class is for backwards compatibility only -- it indicates that this stream represents a toplevel structure that can be executed. |
| StreamItFeedbackLoop | This class indicates that a stream is a toplevel structure that can be executed. |
| StreamItFilter | This class indicates that a stream is a toplevel structure that can be executed. |
| StreamItPipeline | This class indicates that a stream is a toplevel structure that can be executed. |
| StreamItSplitJoin | This class indicates that a stream is a toplevel structure that can be executed. |
| StreamItVectorLib | |
| Structure | |
| Timing | This class records the elapsed time spent in each filter / operator. |
| WeightedRoundRobinJoiner | |
| WeightedRoundRobinSplitter | |
The main library package. Provides a Java-based framework for executing programs without running them through the streamit compiler. This is very useful for debugging programs, as well as experimenting with new features of the language.
Random Notes:
DestroyedClass.
This is a left-over feature from my times of experimenting with
C++ -style destructors. I don't think this is used anywhere.
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