A graph of nodes.
A kind-of a graph which has the ability to linearize all of its nodes which results in performing a depth first search resulting in the collection of all nodes into a single array with elements on the left hand side being the most leafiest (and left-to-right on the same depth are in said order).
Compile-time function to check if a given data type is a valid SectorType, meaning that it can be used for a View implementation
Basic implementation of a SectorType
Represents a pool which takes in a key of type ValueType. If a corresponding EntryType is mapped-to via said key then it is returned, else it is constructed on the spot, stored and then finally returned
A view represents a collection of arrays which can be accessed in an array like manner and have their elements changed too. Therefore this provides access to these originally non-contiguous data sets as if they were one contiguous array.
A visitation stratergy which always returns true
A CacheMap with a key type of K and value type of V
The inclusion stratergy which will be called upon the graph node prior to it being visited during a dfs operation.
A touching stratergy that does nothing
This is called on a graph node as part of the first action that takes place during the visitation of said node during a dfs operation.
Container types