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it never made very precise sense. but now does it still make any?
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fix a few doc issues
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Keir says hi!!
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mat.cwise() < 2
instead of:
mat.cwise() < MatrixType::Constant(mat.rows(), mat.cols(), 2)
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* move the ioformat.cpp test to a documentation example
* rename IoFormat => IOFormat
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- bugfix in SparseMatrix
- add a sparse unit test
* renamed Transform::affine => linear
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- 33 new snippets
- unfuck doxygen output in Cwise (issues with function macros)
- more see-also links from outside, making Cwise more discoverable
* rename matrixNorm() to operatorNorm(). There are many matrix norms
(the L2 is another one) but only one is called the operator norm.
Risk of confusion with keyword operator is not too scary after all.
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(GCC generates better code without those "optimizations")
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- added explicit enum to int conversion where needed
- if a function is not defined as declared and the return type is "tricky"
then the type must be typedefined somewhere. A "tricky return type" can be:
* a template class with a default parameter which depends on another template parameter
* a nested template class, or type of a nested template class
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Documentation:
* add an overview for each module.
* add an example for .all() and Cwise::operator<
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Cwise.
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can be seen in Eigen/src/Core/Cwise.h.
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Benoit Jacob
Gael Guennebaud