The dimensions of the input must match(dimensions)exactly or becompatiblewith the size specified by(dimensions). For example,(1,:)specifies the input must be a 1-by-nrow vector, but ann-by-1 column vector is compatible. The function reshapes a row vector input into a column vector. Simil...
Declareyto be a 4-byte integer with initial value 0. y = coder.opaque('int','0','Size', 4); Input Arguments collapse all type—Type of variable character vector|string scalar Type of variable in generated code.typemust be a compile-time constant. The type must be a: ...
num = str2num(c); % because num is known to be variable-sized, the generated code does not error when passed a non-empty vector if numel(num) > 5 % because num is a known type and not an mxArray, it can be used in expressions num = num(1:5); end end Generate MEX code foru...
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I also suspect that vectorising is limited with allocatable. Translate 0 Kudos Copy link Reply Steven_L_Intel1 Employee 11-27-2014 07:53 AM 1,729 Views You didn't make the sizes match across all the calls to the scalar function if you have an array of these, since ea...
For example, if you have a dataset of one million doubles, you could use a std::vector<double> to store the values (or whatever data structure suits your needs). The vector will internally use heap allocation to store its data. You don't have to worry about managing memory, because ...
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Use CONST with a qHash overload where you'd pass an argument by value because it's a small trivially copiable type like QPoint, QVector3D or similar, otherwise use PURE. Why do I bother with all this? Because declaring "ordinary" hashing functions should be straightforward, unless you ...
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> for (int i = 0; i < array_size; i++){ > hisObject[i] = CreateObject(.. .); > }[/color] Have you considered using a std::vector<His Class *> instead? DW David White #4 Jul 23 '05, 05:54 AM Re: how to declare an array of objects without "new&qu ot; Lion...