feval.h

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#ifndef INCLUDED_GR_FEVAL_H
#define INCLUDED_GR_FEVAL_H
 
#include <gnuradio/api.h>
#include <gnuradio/gr_complex.h>
#include <pmt/pmt.h>
 
namespace gr {
 
/*!
 * \brief base class for evaluating a function: double -> double
 * \ingroup misc
 *
 * This class is designed to be subclassed in Python or C++ and is
 * callable from both places. It uses SWIG's "director" feature to
 * implement the magic.
 *
 * It's slow. Don't use it in a performance critical path.
 *
 * Override eval to define the behavior.
 * Use calleval to invoke eval (this kludge is required to allow a
 * python specific "shim" to be inserted.
 */
class GR_RUNTIME_API feval_dd
{
protected:
    /*!
     * \brief override this to define the function
     */
    virtual double eval(double x);
 
public:
    feval_dd() {}
    virtual ~feval_dd();
 
    virtual double calleval(double x); // invoke "eval"
};
 
/*!
 * \brief base class for evaluating a function: complex -> complex
 * \ingroup misc
 *
 * This class is designed to be subclassed in Python or C++ and is
 * callable from both places. It uses SWIG's "director" feature to
 * implement the magic.
 *
 * It's slow. Don't use it in a performance critical path.
 *
 * Override eval to define the behavior.
 * Use calleval to invoke eval (this kludge is required to allow a
 * python specific "shim" to be inserted.
 */
class GR_RUNTIME_API feval_cc
{
protected:
    /*!
     * \brief override this to define the function
     */
    virtual gr_complex eval(gr_complex x);
 
public:
    feval_cc() {}
    virtual ~feval_cc();
 
    virtual gr_complex calleval(gr_complex x); // invoke "eval"
};
 
/*!
 * \brief base class for evaluating a function: long -> long
 * \ingroup misc
 *
 * This class is designed to be subclassed in Python or C++ and is
 * callable from both places. It uses SWIG's "director" feature to
 * implement the magic.
 *
 * It's slow. Don't use it in a performance critical path.
 *
 * Override eval to define the behavior.
 * Use calleval to invoke eval (this kludge is required to allow a
 * python specific "shim" to be inserted.
 */
class GR_RUNTIME_API feval_ll
{
protected:
    /*!
     * \brief override this to define the function
     */
    virtual long eval(long x);
 
public:
    feval_ll() {}
    virtual ~feval_ll();
 
    virtual long calleval(long x); // invoke "eval"
};
 
/*!
 * \brief base class for evaluating a function: void -> void
 * \ingroup misc
 *
 * This class is designed to be subclassed in Python or C++ and is
 * callable from both places. It uses SWIG's "director" feature to
 * implement the magic.
 *
 * It's slow. Don't use it in a performance critical path.
 *
 * Override eval to define the behavior.
 * Use calleval to invoke eval (this kludge is required to allow a
 * python specific "shim" to be inserted.
 */
class GR_RUNTIME_API feval
{
protected:
    /*!
     * \brief override this to define the function
     */
    virtual void eval();
 
public:
    feval() {}
    virtual ~feval();
 
    virtual void calleval(); // invoke "eval"
};
 
/*!
 * \brief base class for evaluating a function: pmt -> void
 * \ingroup misc
 *
 * This class is designed to be subclassed in Python or C++ and is
 * callable from both places. It uses SWIG's "director" feature to
 * implement the magic.
 *
 * It's slow. Don't use it in a performance critical path.
 *
 * Override eval to define the behavior.
 * Use calleval to invoke eval (this kludge is required to allow a
 * python specific "shim" to be inserted.
 */
class GR_RUNTIME_API feval_p
{
protected:
    /*!
     * \brief override this to define the function
     */
    virtual void eval(pmt::pmt_t x);
 
public:
    feval_p() {}
    virtual ~feval_p();
 
    virtual void calleval(pmt::pmt_t x); // invoke "eval"
};
 
/*!
 * \brief trivial examples / test cases showing C++ calling Python code
 */
GR_RUNTIME_API double feval_dd_example(feval_dd* f, double x);
GR_RUNTIME_API gr_complex feval_cc_example(feval_cc* f, gr_complex x);
GR_RUNTIME_API long feval_ll_example(feval_ll* f, long x);
GR_RUNTIME_API void feval_example(feval* f);
 
} /* namespace gr */
 
#endif /* INCLUDED_GR_FEVAL_H */