netlib/c++/index

• file: c++/links.html
  for: pointers to related resources
• lib: c++/answerbook (index) (tar)
  for: code from Hansen's C++ Answers book
  by: Tony L. Hansen
  ref: "The C++ Answer Book", Addison-Wesley, 1990, ISBN 0-302-11497-6
• lib: c++/idioms (index) (tar)
  for: code from Coplien's, "Advanced C++ Programming Styles and Idioms"
  by: James O. Coplien
  ref: "Advanced C++ Programming Styles and Idioms", Addison-Wesley, 1992, ISBN 0-201-54855-0
• file: c++/fft.tgz
  for: Radix-2 Fast Fourier Transform, real or complex; sin/cos transform
  by: Oleg Kiselyov
  see: c++/linalg.tgz
• file: c++/linalg.tgz
  for: basic linear algebra classes and applications (SVD,

  interpolation, multivariate optimization)
  

  by: Oleg Kiselyov
  prec: single/double

  singular value decomposition (SVD), regularized solution of
  	,	simultaneous linear equations (with possibly rectangular matrices)
  	,	and (pseudo)matrix inverse.
  	,	also includes Aitken-Lagrange
  	,	interpolation over the table of uniform or arbitrary mesh, and a
  	,	Hook-Jeevse local multidimensional minimizer
  	,	Matrix views, various Matrix
  	,	streams, and LazyMatrices. Lazy construction allows one to write
  	,	matrix expressions in a natural way while imposing no hidden
  	,	temporaries, no deep copying, and no reference counting.
  

• file: c++/serv_cc.shar
  for: a couple of functions that ought to be in the standard , C++ environment; , - Updated G++ class File that allows now for the file name to , include pipes, say, , File in_file("zcat aaa.Z |","r"); , - Resource facility, or managing global "private" parameters , that specify various program "options". It helps keep , reasonable number of arguments in function calls.
  by: Oleg Kiselyov
• file: c++/shar.shar
  for: Builder for the .shar archive.
  by: Oleg Keselyov 22 Feb 1996

  see also /netlib/access/unshar.c
  

• lib: c++/mxyzptlk (index) (tar)
  for: C++ implementation of differential algebra
  by: Leo Michelotti
• file: c++/lparx-1.0.tar.Z
  for: LPARX provides efficient run-time support for dynamic, non-uniform , scientific calculations running on MIMD distributed memory , architectures. It extends HPF's data decomposition model to provide , support for dynamic, block irregular data structures. LPARX , represents data decompositions as first-class objects and expresses , data dependencies in a manner which is logically independent of data , decomposition and problem dimension. LPARX applications are portable , across a diversity of MIMD machines.
  by: Scott Baden and Scott Kohn
  size: 1.8 MB

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