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Type aliases and the (currently disabled) C++20 concept that streaming polynomial consumers implement. More...
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| namespace | newf4 |
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| using | newf4::Coefficient = int32_t |
| using | newf4::VarIndex = int32_t |
| using | newf4::Exponent = int32_t |
| using | newf4::Component = int32_t |
Type aliases and the (currently disabled) C++20 concept that streaming polynomial consumers implement.
Declares newf4::Coefficient, VarIndex, Exponent, and Component — the int32_t aliases that name the four pieces of every streamed term and that callers throughout the refactored F4 path share with gb-f4/MonomialTypes.hpp. The in-source TODO requires these aliases to stay in lockstep with BasicPoly.
The remainder of the header sketches the streaming protocol any concrete consumer must support: idealBegin / appendPolynomialBegin / appendTermBegin / appendExponent / appendTermDone / appendPolynomialDone / idealDone. The actual concept PolynomialStream is parked under #if 0 pending the engine's move to C++20; in the meantime consumers such as BasicPolyList and the gb-f4 PolynomialList builder implement the shape unchecked, and BasicPolyListParser is the natural producer end.
Definition in file PolynomialStream.hpp.