#include <Basics.hpp>

Detailed Description

The Basics header file should be included directly or indirectly in all program units for the project to include the headers for some frequently-used standard library facilities in a consistent manner.

The following standard library headers are included by this header:

header	description
<algorithm>	general algorithms, e.g. all_of, count, find, sort
<cfloat>	C-style floating point limits, e.g. DBL_MAX
<climits>	C-style integral limits, e.g. INT_MAX
<cmath>	mathematical functions, e.g. sin, exp, pow
<cstddef>	standard types, e.g. size_t
<cstdlib>	c-style functions, e.g. atol, strtol, div
<initializer_list>	initializer lists
<iterator>	iterators and iterator support
<limits>	C++ style limits, e.g. std::numeric_limits<double>::infinity()
<memory>	resource management pointers
<numeric>	numeric algorithms, e.g. accumulate
<string>	sequence of characters
<tuple>	tuples, tie
<type_traits>	type traits
<utility>	pair, swap, rvalue casts
<vector>	one-dimensional resizable array

In addition, the std::size_t, std::string, and std::vector types are copied to the global namespace so that the "std" prefix can be omitted for these types.

Furthermore, the functions std::abs, std::min and std::max are copied to the global namespace so that the proper overloaded form is always used rather than the old C-style form. This is especially important for std::abs because the old C-style form converts doubles to integers.

The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

Basics.hpp