27 May
2009
27 May
'09
5:15 p.m.
Hi, I need fast low dimensional vector (2, 3 and 4 dimension let say). How shall I implement them with boost? Off course ublas is a possibility but I feel it's more designed for higher dimension. Ideally, low dimension vector are better as POD, without any pointer indirection for instance. Maybe there's a way to enforce no indirection with ublas? Off course, boost::array would do the trick but it doesn't have any of the basic arithmetic operators. I could easily add them with the operators library, but maybe there's a better way? And off course, could be great to have POD small matrices as well... I know this request is probably over specialized but maybe I'm missing something already there Thanks, Frank