Re: Re: [Help-gsl] sorting rows of a matrix according to any of its column

[awsteiner]

Hi all,

I suppose I should mention my little library, o2scl (o2scl.sourceforge.net),
which also has matrix and vector types built on top of GSL.

For posterity, I should note that there are a plethora of C++ish ways
of working with matrices (IML, TNT, uBlas, etc, etc.) and your choice  
probably
ought to be dictated by your particular problem.

Take care,
Andrew

On Apr 9, 2009 5:15am, Kevin Channon <address@hidden> wrote:
> > Aside from that what does one do when one has to program in C/C++ and

> > badly misses the nice matrix based commands/operators that are easily

> > available in octave/matlab etc .

> >



> I made my own sort of gsl C++ wrapper code, that basically calls the

> gsl code in the normal way, but allows me to use a nicer C++ style

> that is easier for me to read and such. This also strikes me as the

> kind of thing that people might have done elsewhere as well. Anyway,

> I've attached the classes that I made. Use them/add to them if

> they're the kind of things that you're looking for.



> Kevin





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> Kevin Channon



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