Hi all,
I suppose I should mention my little library, o2scl (o2scl.sourceforge.net),
which also has matrix and vector types built on top of GSL.
For posterity, I should note that there are a plethora of C++ish ways
of working with matrices (IML, TNT, uBlas, etc, etc.) and your choice
probably
ought to be dictated by your particular problem.
Take care,
Andrew
On Apr 9, 2009 5:15am, Kevin Channon <[email protected]> wrote:
> Aside from that what does one do when one has to program in C/C++ and
> badly misses the nice matrix based commands/operators that are easily
> available in octave/matlab etc .
>
I made my own sort of gsl C++ wrapper code, that basically calls the
gsl code in the normal way, but allows me to use a nicer C++ style
that is easier for me to read and such. This also strikes me as the
kind of thing that people might have done elsewhere as well. Anyway,
I've attached the classes that I made. Use them/add to them if
they're the kind of things that you're looking for.
Kevin
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Kevin Channon
School of Chemistry
University of Bristol
UK
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