Integer matrices

Defined in matrix.hpp.

This page describes the functionality for \(m \times n\) matrices of integers for arbitrary dimensions \(m\) and \(n\). There are two types of such matrices those whose dimension is known at compile-time, and those where it is not. Both types can be accessed via the alias template IntMat<R, C, Scalar>: if R or C has value 0, then the dimensions can be set at run time, otherwise R and C are the dimension. The default value of R is 0, and of C is R.

The alias IntMat<R, C, Scalar> is either StaticMatrix or DynamicMatrix, please refer to the documentation of these class templates for more details. The only substantial difference in the interface of StaticMatrix and DynamicMatrix is that the former can be default constructed and the latter should be constructed using the dimensions.

Example

IntMat<3> m;       // default construct an uninitialized 3 x 3 static matrix
IntMat<>  m(4, 4); // construct an uninitialized 4 x 4 dynamic matrix
template<typename Scalar>
struct IntegerPlus

This is a stateless struct with a single call operator of signature: Scalar operator()(Scalar const x, Scalar const y) const noexcept which returns the usual sum x + y of x and y; representing addition in the integer semiring.

template<typename Scalar>
struct IntegerProd

This is a stateless struct with a single call operator of signature: Scalar operator()(Scalar const x, Scalar const y) const noexcept which returns the usual product x * y of x and y; representing multiplication in the integer semiring.

template<typename Scalar>
struct IntegerZero

This is a stateless struct with a single call operator of signature: Scalar operator()() const noexcept which returns 0; representing the additive identity of the integer semiring.

template<typename Scalar>
struct IntegerOne

This is a stateless struct with a single call operator of signature: Scalar operator()() const noexcept which returns 1; representing the multiplicative identity of the integer semiring.

template<typename Scalar>
using DynamicIntMat = DynamicMatrix<IntegerPlus<Scalar>, IntegerProd<Scalar>, IntegerZero<Scalar>, IntegerOne<Scalar>, Scalar>

Alias for the type of dynamic integer matrices where the dimensions of the matrices can be defined at run time.

Template Parameters

Scalar – The type of the entries in the matrix (default: int).

template<size_t R, size_t C, typename Scalar>
using StaticIntMat = StaticMatrix<IntegerPlus<Scalar>, IntegerProd<Scalar>, IntegerZero<Scalar>, IntegerOne<Scalar>, R, C, Scalar>
Template Parameters
  • R – the number of rows of the matrices. A value of 0 (the default value) indicates that the dimensions will be set at run time.

  • C – the number of columns of the matrices. A value of 0 indicates that the dimensions will be set at run time (the default value is R).

  • Scalar – The type of the entries in the matrix (default: int).

template<size_t R = 0, size_t C = R, Scalar = int>
using IntMat = std::conditional_t<R == 0 || C == 0, DynamicIntMat<Scalar>, StaticIntMat<R, C, Scalar>>

Alias template for integer matrices.

Template Parameters
  • R – the number of rows of the matrices. A value of 0 (the default value) indicates that the dimensions will be set at run time.

  • C – the number of columns of the matrices. A value of 0 indicates that the dimensions will be set at run time (the default value is R).

  • Scalar – the type of the entries in the matrix (default: int).

template<typename T>
static constexpr bool IsIntMat

This variable has value true if the template parameter T is the same as IntMat<R, C, Scalar> for some values of R, C, and Scalar.