vdoub

The virtual vector of doubles is declared in the following class statement 

class vdoub{

  protected:
  
    unsigned signature;// garbage flag;
    hdr *hdr;          // virtual memory handle
    double *cur_ele;   // current element
    long  cur_index;   // current index
    //static int nobj;

    friend double val( vdoub &v);
  
  public:
  
    int Garbage( void ){ return  !( signature == SIGNATURE ); }

    vdoub ( long array_size );
    vdoub ( void );
    vdoub ( vdoub &src );
    ~vdoub( void );

    double v( long index );          // get value
    vdoub& operator[]( long index ); // store value
    double operator = ( double d );
    double operator = ( vdoub &v );
};

Note that the access to the vmm is in a protected section of the definition. The matrix class needs access to some of these elements.


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