#include <GT_TransformArray.h>
GT_TransformArray::GT_TransformArray |
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virtual GT_TransformArray::~GT_TransformArray |
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Append a transform handle.
Append a transform array.
void GT_TransformArray::dump |
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GT_Size GT_TransformArray::entries |
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virtual int64 GT_TransformArray::getDataId |
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int64 GT_TransformArray::getMemoryUsage |
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Return approximate memory usage.
int GT_TransformArray::getMotionSegments |
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Return the number of motion segments. We assume that all transforms have the same number of segments.
Multiply all the transforms by a single transform.
static void GT_TransformArray::operator delete |
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For memory tracking, we override the new/delete operators
static void* GT_TransformArray::operator new |
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For memory tracking, we override the new/delete operators
static void* GT_TransformArray::operator new |
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For memory tracking, we override the new/delete operators
Pre-multiply all the transforms by a single transform.
Set the number of entries.
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