On 30/03/11 14:56, Domagoj Saric wrote:
No, it supports float just does not provide an SSE1-only implementation (uses plain x87/standard C++ for pre-SSE2 CPUs)...
OK so we can have a look if needed.
Speaking of which, what is the difference between NT2 and Eigen?
NT2 is more than linear algebra, tries to be boost/std compliant, is proto based and aims at being as close to matlab as possible so the learnign curve for scientist is not huge.
...and what do you think/hope/plan, would a foreseeable Boost.SIMD+Range+Math+uBLAS combination provide the Boost equivalent of Eigen or is that outside the scope of Boost (or it is just to early to speculate)..?
O, like Boost.NT2 ? Well Dave asked me the same question at last year Boost'Con. We have diverging view on how the library should live but we are open to bring parts of nt2 into boost when it makes sense (hence boost.simd). but nt2 should live his own life but by beign boost comaptible, it should be usable next to it.