> > He goes on to suggest that Blitz++ might have more of a future. (though > it looks like he's involved with the Boost project now)
Blitz++ is more or less avandoned. It uses indexes than can be not-portable between 32bits platforms and 64bits ones. Is there another alternative? At the moment, all we need is a one-d > fixed size array. There is Boost::array (and MultiArray), but Boost has > always seemed like a big, ugly, hard to build dependency. Can you just > grab the code for some of these small pieces by themselves? > The Boost.Array is a fixed-size array, determined at compile-time, not interesting there, I suppose. Multiarrays are what you're looking for. Besides, it is not needed to build Boost to use them (Boost needs compilation for some libraries like Regex, program_options or Python). Matthieu
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