openvdb::OPENVDB_VERSION_NAME::points::internal Namespace Reference

Classes
struct	ValueTypeTraits
struct	ValueTypeTraits< T, void_t< typename T::value_type > >
struct	PointDataNodeChain
	Recursive node chain which generates a openvdb::TypeList value converted types of nodes to PointDataGrid nodes of the same configuration, rooted at RootNodeType in reverse order, from LeafNode to RootNode. See also TreeConverter<>. More...
struct	PointDataNodeChain< tree::InternalNode< ChildT, Log2Dim >, HeadLevel >
struct	PointDataNodeChain< tree::InternalNode< ChildT, Log2Dim >, 1 >

Typedefs
template<typename... >
using	void_t = void

Functions
void	initialize ()
	Global registration of point data-related types. More...
void	uninitialize ()
	Global deregistration of point data-related types. More...

Typedef Documentation

template<typename... >

using openvdb::OPENVDB_VERSION_NAME::points::internal::void_t = typedef void

Definition at line 196 of file PointConversion.h.

Function Documentation

void openvdb::OPENVDB_VERSION_NAME::points::internal::initialize ( )

inline

Global registration of point data-related types.

Note

This is called from openvdb::initialize, so there is no need to call it directly.

Global registration of point data-related types.

Calling this methods registers factory callbacks for the set of native grid, transform, metadata and point attribute types that OpenVDB supports by default. For most types, calling openvdb::initialize is only required for serialization support. However, openvdb::initialize must be called for PointDataGrid attribute usage as these callbacks are used in various tools.

Note

This method is thread safe - it can be concurrently called multiple times, early exiting if it has already been called so long as openvdb::uninitialize() has not been called.

Definition at line 294 of file logging.h.

void openvdb::OPENVDB_VERSION_NAME::points::internal::uninitialize

(

)

Global deregistration of point data-related types.

Note

This is called from openvdb::uninitialize, so there is no need to call it directly.