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- From: F.Wirbeleit <wirbel@physik.tu-freiberg.de>
- Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++
- Subject: Re: Multidimensional Arrays
- Date: 22 Feb 1996 06:53:49 GMT
- Organization: BA Freiberg
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- fradin68@futures.wharton.upenn.edu (Russell Fradin) schreibt:
- >
- > How can I dynamically allocate a 2 dimensional array of integers?
- >
- > I tried
- >
- > int **t;
- >
- > t = new int[dimension1*dimension2]
- >
- > and looked everywhere, please help!
- >
- > Russ
- > fradin68@wharton.upenn.edu
-
-
- An object orientated matrix library, applicable in your own C++
- programms, has been created an used in the last 2 years in
- my simulation program and in the programs of friends and is
- recommended for storing and organizing data arrays of int (long), float, double
- long double and complex values. This module handels data arrays and
- multidimensional arrays of matrixces of any size you like in a easy way
- and performs common matrix calculations,such as linear equation systems,
- eigenvalues/ -vectors an all common operators (+, -, *, transp.).
-
- Please feel so free an contact the e-mail adress below for more information.
- You can get the version for micrososft visual c++ version 1.0 or borland c++
- version 2.0 by sending a HD-disk (1.44 MByte) with a return cover to the
- adress below, because the files are not uploaded on a ftp server.
- The source code is written by ANSI C++ (besides the alloc-functions)
- and is also available by the autor.
-
-
- contact:
- Frank Wirbeleit
- Wurzener Str. 31
- 01127 Dresden
- Germany
-
- e-mail:
- wirbel@physik.tu-freiberg.de
-
- Frank
-
-