Offset is irrelevant for the number of records
We are interested in how many records there are, since we extract one item per record. The offset is just used to index into each record, and doesn't affect the total number of records.
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// don't jump out of the set when trying to
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// don't jump out of the set when trying to
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assert(stride > 0 && stride < num - offset);
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assert(stride > 0 && stride < num - offset);
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// number of (strided) entries it will provide
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// number of (strided) entries it will provide. it is assumed that the
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const div_t d = std::div (data.size () - offset, stride);
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// data is organized into a number of records, each with equal number
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// of items (the stride), and that the offset *always* can be used to
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// index into such a record. if we wanted to support a partial record
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// at the end, then we should add one if the offset is less-or-equal
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// to the remainder.
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const div_t d = std::div (data.size (), stride);
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assert (d.rem == 0);
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return d.quot;
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return d.quot;
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}
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}
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};
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