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From: xuejun wang (wangxuejun_at_[hidden])
Date: 2005-03-10 08:42:29
Dear,
I'm the beginer to use this Lib to do the Matrix caculations. One
thing makes me feel confused is thta should I implicitly destory the
Array instances after using them?
For standard C++ new operator, we need to delete the memory blocks we
have allocated.
Another one is if we declare an Array ,such as
Array <int,2> MyArray;
As the document says, it contains garbage data. Does this mean that
the instance has been constructed or it's just a declaration?
My object is to do the numerical simulation for the structural
problems either for the one, two or three dimensions depended on the
input data. So if it's wise to use a one dimension vector to store the
multi-demension data?
In addition, VC++ provides the intelligent valarray class for the
scientific calculation. So what's the difference between it and the
Tinyvector in BLitz?
Thank you!