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matrix.h File Reference

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Detailed Description

Wrapper for matrix classes to make it simpler to switch between different underlying implementations.

Header

/u/nn/cvsroot/lissom/src/matrix.h,v 1.14 2002/10/18 20:44:09 jbednar Exp

Definition in file matrix.h.

#include <numeric>
#include "tnt/tnt.h"
#include "tnt/cmat.h"
#include "tnt/vec.h"
#include "tnt/region1d.h"
#include "tnt/region2d.h"

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Namespaces
namespace	mat
namespace	mtl
namespace	TNT
Compounds
struct	MatrixType
	Wrapper to disguise the actual type of matrices while allowing the value type to be templated; simple typedefs wouldn't allow that. More...
Defines
#define	USE_TNT_MATRIX
#define	num_cols   ncols
	Hack to substitute MTL's spelling of the dimension size functions.
#define	num_rows   nrows
#define	SubMatrixType   const_Region
	Type of a submatrix or region.
#define	MatIndex(i)   (i+1)
	Wrapper for a matrix index.
#define	UpperBound(i)   (i)
	Wrapper for the upper bound of a range.
#define	MSEQ(container)   (container).begin(),(container).end()
	Iterator pair for a matrix; works for any normal container.
#define	CMSEQ(container)   (container).begin(),(container).end()
	Iterator pair for a constant matrix; works for any normal container.
#define	MBEGIN(container)   (container).begin()
	Begin iterator for a matrix; works for any normal container.
#define	CMBEGIN(container)   (container).begin()
	Begin iterator for a constant matrix; works for any normal container.

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Define Documentation

#define MatIndex (  i    )     (i+1)

Wrapper for a matrix index. Appropriate for TNT's 1-based operator() (blame Fortran) Definition at line 68 of file matrix.h. Referenced by mat::elem(), mat::MatrixAdapter< M, value_type >::operator()(), and mat::submatrix().

#define UpperBound (  i    )     (i)

Wrapper for the upper bound of a range. TNT's is inclusive. Definition at line 70 of file matrix.h. Referenced by mat::submatrix().

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