Module::Register

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Helper struct: constructing a Register adds a module to the Registry.

Used at file scope (inside an anonymous namespace) in every module .cpp file to self-register that module with the Registry. The constructor is the only thing of interest – it runs once, before main(), as part of static initialisation.

See the namespace-level documentation above for the usage pattern.

Note

The variable itself is never referenced by name. Pick any identifier you like (registrar, r_myModule, ...); the anonymous namespace gives it internal linkage so different files can reuse the same identifier without clashing.

#include <Modules.hpp>

Public Member Functions
	Register (const char *name, const char *description, ModuleFn fn)
	Register a module by constructing one of these at file scope.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Register()

Module::Register::Register ( const char *  name, const char *  description, ModuleFn  fn  )

inline

Register a module by constructing one of these at file scope.

Parameters

name	Module name as used in input files: Module::<name>{}.
description	One-line description, shown by ./ampsci -m.
fn	Pointer to the module function.

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The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:

• Modules/Modules.hpp