Changeset 3443
- Timestamp:
- 09/02/10 16:41:40 (17 months ago)
- Location:
- trunk/linbox
- Files:
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- 4 edited
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examples/rank.C (modified) (1 diff)
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linbox/blackbox/blas-blackbox.h (modified) (2 diffs)
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linbox/field/PID-integer.h (modified) (1 diff)
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linbox/field/param-fuzzy.h (modified) (2 diffs)
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trunk/linbox/examples/rank.C
r3145 r3443 36 36 long unsigned int r; 37 37 38 if (argc == 2) { // rank over the integers.38 if (argc == 2) { // rank over the rational numbers. 39 39 40 40 /* We could pick a random prime and work mod that prime, But the point here 41 41 is that the rank function in solutions/ handles that issue. Our matrix here 42 is an integer matrix and our concept is that we are getting the rank of that42 is an integer or rational matrix and our concept is that we are getting the rank of that 43 43 matrix by some blackbox magic inside linbox. 44 44 */ -
trunk/linbox/linbox/blackbox/blas-blackbox.h
r3405 r3443 298 298 299 299 const BlasBlackbox<MultiModDouble>& operator=(const BlasBlackbox<MultiModDouble> & A){ 300 //_F = A._F;300 _F = A._F; 301 301 _row = A._row; 302 302 _col = A._col; … … 393 393 protected: 394 394 395 const MultiModDouble &_F;395 MultiModDouble _F; 396 396 const std::vector<MatrixDomain<Modular<double> > > _MD; 397 397 size_t _row,_col; -
trunk/linbox/linbox/field/PID-integer.h
r3360 r3443 47 47 48 48 public: 49 50 //PID_integer(){} 51 //PID_integer& operator=(PID_integer& K) { return *this; } 49 52 50 53 typedef integer Element; -
trunk/linbox/linbox/field/param-fuzzy.h
r3291 r3443 103 103 */ 104 104 Element &init (Element &x, const integer &y = 0) const 105 { return x = static_cast<double> (y); } 105 { return x = y; } 106 //{ return x = static_cast<double> (y); } 106 107 Element &init (Element &x, const double &y) const 107 108 { return x = y; } … … 115 116 */ 116 117 integer &convert (integer &x, const Element &y) const 117 { return x = static_cast<integer> (y); }118 { return x = y; } 118 119 double &convert (double &x, const Element &y) const 119 120 { return x = y; }
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