Hi,
following the nice explanations (by Thorsten) about :
Matrix A,B,C,D;
...
D = A + B + C;
and the "expression templates", from a pure boredom,
let me ask the following question.
Is it possible to have a "dual" morality Matrix class :
1. when the script is compiled it goes through
compiler's "expression templates", ... but ...
2. when the script is interpreted it goes through
CINT's standard C++ with it's abstraction penalty
???
In other words, do you think that it would be possible to
create a "dumb" Blitz++-"compatible" class headers for CINT ???
So that CINT's dictionary is build from it, but it could share
objects with compiled scripts which use Blitz++ ?
Best regards,
Jacek.
P.S. Of course, instead of Blitz++ one could take another "expression
templates" based library, for example POOMA. Jacek.
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