| David Frank 2005-09-11, 6:57 pm |
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"jdturner" <jamesdanielturner@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:1126446231.792231.220300@o13g2000cwo.googlegroups.com...
> Experts:
>
> I found the following code on the WEB for inverting a matrix, but I
> have not found any documentation for the function of the bracket
> symbols. I would like to know what they mean, are the standard, will
> they port easily, .....
>
Yes, my Gauss invert routine obeys THE STANDARD's syntax and will port
easily to any compiler
supporting [] vs (/ /) array delimiters that exists in THE STANDARD,
e.g. CVF, IVF, etc
FYI the algorithm will run faster than any other invert including using the
messy lapack stuff for n < 50
and disregard the inevitable broken record thats sure to follow asking why
do you want a invert routine.
I personally find it provides faster/clearer/briefer syntax used to solve
sets of linear eq.
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