Glue_proto.hpp

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00003 // 
00004 // Authors:
00005 // - Conrad Sanderson (conradsand at ieee dot org)
00006 // 
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00015 
00016 
00017 //! \addtogroup Glue
00018 //! @{
00019 
00020 
00021 
00022 //! Class for storing data required for delayed binary operations,
00023 //! such as the operands (e.g. two matrices) and the binary operator (e.g. addition).
00024 //! The operands are stored as references (which can be optimised away),
00025 //! while the operator is "stored" through the template definition (glue_type).
00026 //! The operands can be 'Mat', 'Row', 'Col', 'Op', and 'Glue'.
00027 //! Note that as 'Glue' can be one of the operands, more than two matrices can be stored.
00028 //!
00029 //! For example, we could have: Glue<Mat, Mat, glue_times>
00030 //! 
00031 //! Another example is: Glue< Op<Mat, op_trans>, Op<Mat, op_inv>, glue_times >
00032 
00033 
00034 
00035 template<typename T1, typename T2, typename glue_type>
00036 class Glue : public Base<typename T1::elem_type, Glue<T1, T2, glue_type> >
00037   {
00038   public:
00039   
00040   typedef typename T1::elem_type                   elem_type;
00041   typedef typename get_pod_type<elem_type>::result pod_type;
00042   
00043   arma_inline  Glue(const T1& in_A, const T2& in_B);
00044   arma_inline  Glue(const T1& in_A, const T2& in_B, const u32 in_aux_u32);
00045   arma_inline ~Glue();
00046   
00047   const T1& A;       //!< first operand
00048   const T2& B;       //!< second operand
00049   const u32 aux_u32; //!< storage of auxiliary data, u32 format
00050   };
00051 
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00053 
00054 //! @}