It was suggested to me to use pointers to add a vector that I wanted to pass from some existing function to another function. I am really stuck on how to get the information backoutof that pointer though. I've tried a number of things I've read here and there so let me demonstrate ...
How about you use a vector instead of a double*? Then you can construct one in-place even at call site, like so: #include<vector> double f(std::vector<double> const& v) { return v[0]; } int main() { f({1,2,3}); } Share Improve this answer Follow an...
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a C style array, whether it be std::list, std::vector or even std::array. Passing a C++ container to a function it doesn't decay to a pointer. Overloading iostream's operator<< makes displaying a C++ container as simple as displaying Plain Old Data like an int or double. 12345...
(x, y) # Define Stan function 'customfun' fun_code <- " vector customfun(vector b1, vector b2, vector x) { return (b1 .* exp(b2 .* x)); } " stanvars <- stanvar(scode = fun_code, block = "functions") prior <- prior(normal(1, 2), nlpar = "b1") + prior(normal(0...
Hi, I'd like to ask if passing an object as an pointer into a function evokes the copy constructor. Ivan C / C++ 7 5795 Passing reference to variable out of scope by: Johannes Bauer | last post by: Hello Group, please consider the following code #include <vector> #include <...
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