remove_copy_if

Header: Kokkos_StdAlgorithms.hpp

Description

Copies the elements from a range to a new range starting at first_to or from view_from to view_dest omitting those for which pred returns true.

Interface

Warning

This is currently inside the Kokkos::Experimental namespace.

Overload set accepting execution space

template <
  class ExecutionSpace,
  class InputIterator, class OutputIterator,
  class UnaryPredicate>
OutputIterator remove_copy_if(const ExecutionSpace& exespace,                   (1)
                              InputIterator first_from,
                              InputIterator last_from,
                              OutputIterator first_to,
                              const UnaryPredicate& pred);

template <
  class ExecutionSpace,
  class InputIterator, class OutputIterator,
  class UnaryPredicate>
OutputIterator remove_copy_if(const std::string& label,                         (2)
                              const ExecutionSpace& exespace,
                              InputIterator first_from,
                              InputIterator last_from,
                              OutputIterator first_to,
                              const UnaryPredicate& pred);

template <
  class ExecutionSpace,
  class DataType1, class... Properties1,
  class DataType2, class... Properties2,
  class UnaryPredicate>
auto remove_copy_if(const ExecutionSpace& exespace,                             (3)
                  const Kokkos::View<DataType1, Properties1...>& view_from,
                  const Kokkos::View<DataType2, Properties2...>& view_dest,
                  const UnaryPredicate& pred);

template <
  class ExecutionSpace,
  class DataType1, class... Properties1,
  class DataType2, class... Properties2,
  class UnaryPredicate>
auto remove_copy_if(const std::string& label,                                   (4)
                    const ExecutionSpace& exespace,
                    const Kokkos::View<DataType1, Properties1...>& view_from,
                    const Kokkos::View<DataType2, Properties2...>& view_dest,
                    const UnaryPredicate& pred);

Overload set accepting a team handle

Added in version 4.2.

template <
  class TeamHandleType,
  class InputIterator, class OutputIterator,
  class UnaryPredicate>
KOKKOS_FUNCTION
OutputIterator remove_copy_if(const TeamHandleType& teamHandle,                 (5)
                              InputIterator first_from,
                              InputIterator last_from,
                              OutputIterator first_to,
                              const UnaryPredicate& pred);

template <
  class TeamHandleType,
  class DataType1, class... Properties1,
  class DataType2, class... Properties2,
  class UnaryPredicate>
KOKKOS_FUNCTION
auto remove_copy_if(const TeamHandleType& teamHandle,                           (6)
                    const Kokkos::View<DataType1, Properties1...>& view_from,
                    const Kokkos::View<DataType2, Properties2...>& view_dest,
                    const UnaryPredicate& pred);

Parameters and Requirements

• exespace, teamHandle, first_from, last_from, first_to, view_from, view_dest: same as in remove_copy

• label: string forwarded to internal parallel kernels for debugging purposes

  • 1: The default string is “Kokkos::remove_copy_if_iterator_api_default”.

  • 3: The default string is “Kokkos::remove_copy_if_view_api_default”.

  • NOTE: overloads accepting a team handle do not use a label internally

• pred:

  • unary predicate returning true for the required element to replace; pred(v) must be valid to be called from the execution space passed, and convertible to bool for every argument v of type (possible const) value_type, where value_type is the value type of InputIterator (for 1,2,5) or the value type of view (for 3,4,6), and must not modify v.

  • must conform to:

  struct Predicate
  {
    KOKKOS_INLINE_FUNCTION
    bool operator()(const value_type & v) const { return /* ... */; }
  
    // or, also valid
  
    KOKKOS_INLINE_FUNCTION
    bool operator()(value_type v) const { return /* ... */; }
  };
  

Return Value

Iterator to the element after the last element copied.