// LAPACK++ (V. 1.1) // (C) 1992-1996 All Rights Reserved. // // Lapack++ "Shared" Vector Double Class // // A lightweight vector class with minimal overhead. // // shallow assignment // unit stride // inlined access A(i) // optional (compile-time) array bounds checking through // VECTOR_DOUBLE_BOUNDS_CHECK // A(i) is the same as A[i] // auto conversion to double* // a null vector has size of 0, but has the ref_count structure // has been initalized // #ifndef _VECTOR_DOUBLE_H_ #define _VECTOR_DOUBLE_H_ #include // for formatted printing of matrices #ifndef __ASSERT_H #include // cheap "error" protection used in checking #endif // checking array bounds. #include "arch.h" typedef struct vrefDouble { typedef double value_type; int sz; value_type* data; int ref_count; int vref_ref_count; vrefDouble(value_type *_data, int _sz) : sz(_sz) , data(_data) , ref_count(2) , vref_ref_count(1) {}; vrefDouble(int _sz) : sz(_sz) , data(new value_type[sz]) , ref_count(1) , vref_ref_count(1) {}; } vrefDouble; /** Lightwight vector class. * * One-dimensional storage class with minimal overhead. It is one step * above a C array, only in that it utilizes share-semantics (similar * to C++ string classes) for optimizing memory usage. This vector is * not intended for mathematical denotations, but rather used as * building block for other LAPACK++ matrix classes. */ class DLLIMPORT VectorDouble { public: /// The type of the values in this vector typedef double value_type; private: /// The type of the internal management structure typedef vrefDouble vref_type; vref_type *p; value_type *data; // performance hack, avoid COMPLEX // indirection to data. /** Dereferences the vref management structure, * deleting it if that was the last reference. */ inline void unref_vref(); /** Make this class a reference to the given vref * management structure. Make sure to call unref_vref() * beforehand, if suitable. */ inline void ref_vref(vref_type* other); public: /*::::::::::::::::::::::::::*/ /* Constructors/Destructors */ /*::::::::::::::::::::::::::*/ //inline VectorDouble(); // this should behave as VectorDouble(0) VectorDouble(unsigned); VectorDouble(unsigned, double); // can't be inlined because of 'for' // statement. VectorDouble(double*, unsigned); VectorDouble(double*, unsigned, unsigned, bool); VectorDouble(const VectorDouble&); ~VectorDouble() ; /*::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::*/ /* Indices and access operations */ /*::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::*/ inline double& operator[](int); inline double& operator[](int) const; // read only inline double& operator()(int); inline double& operator()(int) const; // read only inline operator double*(); inline int size() const; inline int null() const; int resize(unsigned d); inline int ref_count() const; // return the number of ref counts inline double* addr() const; /*::::::::::::::*/ /* Assignment */ /*::::::::::::::*/ inline VectorDouble& operator=(const VectorDouble&); VectorDouble& operator=(double); inline VectorDouble& ref(const VectorDouble &); VectorDouble& inject(const VectorDouble&); VectorDouble& copy(const VectorDouble&); /* I/O */ friend std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream&, const VectorDouble&); }; // operators and member functions inline int VectorDouble::null() const { return (size() == 0) ; } inline int VectorDouble::size() const { return p-> sz; } inline int VectorDouble::ref_count() const { return p->ref_count; } inline double* VectorDouble::addr() const { return data; } inline VectorDouble::operator double*() { return data; } inline double& VectorDouble::operator()(int i) { #ifdef VECTOR_DOUBLE_BOUNDS_CHECK assert(0<=i && idata; p->ref_count++; p->vref_ref_count++; } inline void VectorDouble::unref_vref() { if (--(p->ref_count) == 0) // perform garbage col. { delete [] p->data; delete p; } else { // Check whether the internal management structure needs to // be deleted if (--(p->vref_ref_count) == 0) delete p; } } inline VectorDouble& VectorDouble::ref(const VectorDouble& m) { if (&m != this) { unref_vref(); ref_vref(m.p); } return *this; } inline VectorDouble& VectorDouble::operator=(const VectorDouble& m) { return ref(m); } #endif // _VECTOR_DOUBLE_H_