Re: matrix library vc 2005

Arnaud Debaene wrote:

Thanks for the links. Both are very interesting but I can't use them
with CLR C++, and they are not compatible with Visual Studio 2005 (or
8).

Are you sure? Have you tested?

I just tried the Matrix Template Library, and followed the installation
instructions. Actually, there are not many instructions to follow..just
have to make sure the proper #includes are added. However this gave me
many errors while compiling. E.g

d:\visualstudio8\vc\include\mtl\light1d.h(87) : error C2039: '_Ptrit' :
is not a member of 'std'
d:\visualstudio8\vc\include\mtl\light1d.h(200) : see reference to class
template instantiation 'mtl::light1D<T,NN,IND_OFFSET>' being compiled
.....etc


I have just found another matrix library
(http://exmat.sourceforge.net/), and I will try it now. Since the
latter actually involves building the proper library, I hope the
correct conversions from VC7 to VC8 will be made automatically by
studio when compiling the VC7 project solution given.



I could use native C++ but you see I'm doing a windows forms
application and I have already done that with CLR C++. And now that I
want to add some more features which requires operations on matrices,
and I don't know how to get started with it!
Almost any native C++ code (not targeting .NET) can be compiled with /clr
and be used in a C++/CLI program. You should give it a try....

Ok, I will try to do that


I thought MS would have thought about including a library like that in
such a big product as VS2005 but I was wrong.
It's too much domain specific for Microsoft to worry providing this kind of
thing.

Any idea on how I carry
on with the matrix manipulations would be greatly appreciated.
IMHO, any "native" matrix library should work just fine. Thats one of the
great strengths of C++/CLI.

Arnaud
MVP - VC

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