Re: Matrix with vector interface.
Gunter Winkler <[email protected]>
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Hello, Am Tuesday 18 September 2012 schrieb Oswin Krause: > Hi, > > > Regarding uBlas: Long time ago there was a design decision to not > > handle > > a matrix as a set of vectors in order to avoid bad surprises when > > playing with the storage layout and iteration order. However, I'd > > gladly > > accept a new matrix view as list of vectors using boost:range . > > So a matrix which also behaves as a range? or just a range adaptor > which maps a matrix_expression to a range_of_vectors which isn't > interpreted as matrix_expression anymore? 2nd option sounds good. > Having said that: are there any plans for an ublas2? Or something > like that? At the moment the advise i hear a lot from people having > looked at ublas is: "don't use it. There are many better libraries > our there". I don't think that this is an ideal state for a boost > library :/. Yes, you're right: * The uBLAS code is more than 10 years old, and little progress was made during last 5 years. * There is no active developer (just check the list of open issues ^^) * There is no active maintainer (There is a good chance that I "disappear" again when 1.52 is done ...) * There are really good alternatives out there which outperform uBLAS by far Thus we are stuck unless we find a university which develops yet another matrix library (compatible to uBLAS interface) or starts a full rewrite of uBLAS' internal logic. mfg Gunter _______________________________________________ ublas mailing list [email protected] http://lists.boost.org/mailman/listinfo.cgi/ublas Sent to: [email protected]
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