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Developing a little vector library, any thoughts?
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Any of the above mentioned, and any other that might come to mind :D
I'll be glad to learn and improve!
Right now I've just made the basic operations work elementwise with as many operand vectors as needed, in a single call.
But the v_div function still needs a handle to the 0/0 case, which I'm considering to return 1. The x/0 case return 2 to the power of 32, but still needs a handle to the -x/0 case, that is returning the same as x/0, but should be negative...
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Amazing! Thank you so much!!
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Just updated the code with your suggestion on the pointer type and the initializer, also posted the destroyer and a few trigonometric functions.
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Just like heaven!
So, the cheking would be something like the
vector vout = _initialize(vin->size);
if(!vout) printf("Some bad stuff happened, sry bro"); exit(-1);
//Continue the code
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just made the adjustments you proposed, also made a macro for the checking hehe I think it's all nice untill now
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Thanks for your reply!
Actually I tried some sort of "destroyer" on my offline copy, but wasn't working properly, mostly because I didn't understand the "free" function when wrote that destroy(). I'll update it here ASAP .
As for the static and not including on the header, I had no clue about how to make them really "private", again thank you!
About the NULL protection, is it better to keep using malloc, or calloc would do it with more safety?
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On the first check
if(!v) return v;
It is saying that if the memory for "v" isn't successfully allocated, it is returning the non-existing pointer?
And can I understand it as
return NULL;
like on the last checking's "else"?
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Thank you, I'm really happy that you see me this way. I altered the code, already, and am putting it to rest for a while as some work from college is beginning to take my time.
Again, thank you very much for all the help and interest, you certainly are an amazing person, as I've seen that you enthusiast on helping many folks around SL, this is really cool!