SYNOPSIS

#include <agar/core.h>
#include <agar/gui.h>
#include <agar/math/m.h>

DESCRIPTION

The M_VectorZ functions implement basic operations on signed-integer-valued n dimensional vectors.

VECTORS IN Z^N ↑

The following routines operate on dynamically-allocated vectors in Z^n. Vectors entries are directly accessible through the v array. The M_VectorZ structure is defined as:

typedef struct m_vector {
	Uint n;                 /* Size */
	Uint32 _pad;
	int *_Nonnull v;        /* Elements */
} M_VectorZ;

VECTORS IN Z^N: INITIALIZATION ↑

M_VectorZ * M_VectorNewZ (Uint m)

void M_VectorFreeZ (M_VectorZ *v)

int M_VectorResizeZ (M_VectorZ *v, Uint m)

The M_VectorNewZ() function allocates a new vector in Z^n. M_VectorFreeZ() releases all resources allocated for the specified vector.

M_VectorResizeZ() resizes the vector v to m. Existing entries are preserved, but new entries are left uninitialized. If insufficient memory is available, -1 is returned and an error message is set. On success, the function returns 0.

VECTORS IN Z^N: BASIC OPERATIONS ↑

void M_VectorCopyZ (const M_VectorZ *vDst, const M_VectorZ *vSrc)

M_VectorZ * M_VectorScaleZv (const M_VectorZ *v, M_Real c)

void M_VectorAddZv (M_VectorZ *a, const M_VectorZ *b)

void M_VectorSubZv (M_VectorZ *a, const M_VectorZ *b)

M_VectorCopyZ() copies the contents of vector vSrc into vDst. Both vectors must have the same size.

M_VectorScaleZv() scales each component of vector v by a scaling factor c.

M_VectorAddZv() returns the sum of vectors a and b into a. Both vectors must be of the same size.

M_VectorSubZv() returns the difference of vectors a and b into a. Both vectors must be of the same size.

HISTORY ↑

The M_VectorZ interface appeared in Agar 1.3.4. It was first documented in Agar 1.7.1.