[geeks] [4][4] matrix
Bertrand_Hutin at notes.amdahl.com
Bertrand_Hutin at notes.amdahl.com
Tue Feb 26 08:04:12 CST 2002
you should use classes to define both
class float4 {
float tt [4] [4]
....
public:
float4::float4 { // constructor
}
float4 myFunc ();
PS not sure of the syntax, I have not written C++ programs for a few years.
Joshua D Boyd
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Please respond to
geeks
float t[4][4];
t=myFunc();
What is the proper way to declare myFunc so that the above would work
properly? More importantly, what book or web site would one go looking up
such on? All my c and C++ books gloss over such things since they were
meant
for freshmen.
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Joshua D. Boyd
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