In this section, we present several examples using the Rogue Wave Math.h++ class library. All of the files needed to build and run the examples are located in the following directories:
<rw_root>\examples\math\<buildtype>Table 8 describes the Math.h++ examples. If you are reading this manual online, you can click on the name of the example to take you to its code in this chapter.
| Filename | Example Description |
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example1.cpp |
Uses class RWMathVec<double> to do simple statistics with double precision vectors |
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example2.cpp |
Uses matrix classes to multiply a double precision matrix by a vector |
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example3.cpp |
Uses the complex FFT server class |
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example4.cpp |
Illustrates type conversion |
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example5.cpp |
Uses member functions saveOn() and restoreFrom() for data storage and retrieval |
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example6.cpp |
Shows how a CosVec class may be derived from the class RWMathVec<double> |
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example7.cpp |
Uses class RWGenFact<T> to do linear algebra with double precision matrices |
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example8.cpp |
Uses multiple inheritance to do runtime binding |
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example9.cpp |
Demonstrates how to convert a function into a function object, for use as the template parameter to the random number generator classes in Math.h++ |
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exampl10.cpp |
Shows how to use a user-defined type |
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