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- From: John Whitmire <whitmire@lds.loral.com>
- Subject: Re: need small simple matrix library
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- Stephen Kennedy wrote:
- >
- > mkt@isun04.inf.uni-jena.de (Tilo Koerbs) writes:
- >
- > >What kind of matrix library are you looking for?
- > >- Do you need a template class for mathematical matrices
- > >- What operations does your matrix need?
- > >[...]
- >
- > Yes, I should have been more specific.
- >
- > In the short term, I think a double one would be
- > what I need. I'll be dealing with smallish 3x3
- > to 7x7 square matrices and vectors of the same size.
- > I'll only need the most basic of operators,
- > + - * /(inverse) = >> and <<
- >
- > I did get started writing a class, but much of the
- > work is quite tedious and repetitive, I feel like
- > I'm reinventing the wheel all over again.
- >
- > StephenIt may be overkill for you, but Bryan Flamig presents several options for
- what you want in his book "Practical Data Structures in C++", Wiley &
- Sons, ISBN 0-471-55863-X.
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- John Whitmire (whitmire@lds.loral.com)
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