CAMP Features

The following sections describe the main CAMP features. These sections are designed to familiarize users with CAMP and it’s capabilities, as well as provide syntactic examples of how to utilize CAMP.

CAMP has many features that mimic the C++ standard library. The benefit of using CAMP is that containers and structures, and the operations performed on them, can be run on a device, instead of just on the host, as the C++ standard library is limited to.

For more information about specific CAMP features, visit the pages below.

• Arrays
  • Array Philosophy
  • The camp::array methods
    • Constructors
    • Element Access
    • Size methods
    • Array Comparisons
• Lists
  • Introduction
  • Usage and Example Code
    • Creating a List
    • Accessing Types with at
    • Finding a Type with find_if
    • Combining Lists with extend , prepend, and append
    • Flattening Nested Lists
    • Performing transformations on elements of a list
    • Operating on lists with the Accumulate construct
    • Cartesian products of lists (an application of accumulate)
    • Finding the first index of a type within a list
    • Filtering Types with filter
  • Using Lists to make Maps
• Numeric types
  • The num<> type
  • Index Sequences
• Device Resources
  • CAMP CUDA Resource
  • CAMP HIP Resource
  • CAMP Host Resource
  • CAMP OpenMP Target Resource
  • CAMP Sycl Resource
• Tuples
  • Introduction
  • Usage
    • Constructing tuples
    • Constructing tagged_tuples
    • Assignment
    • make_tuple and make_tagged_tuple
    • Accessing Elements using get<>()
    • Helper methods