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testvector¶
View page sourceUsing The CppAD Test Vector Template Class¶
Syntax¶
CPPAD_TESTVECTOR( Scalar )
Choice¶
The user can choose, during the install procedure, which template class to use in the examples and tests; see below. This shows that any simple vector class can be used in place of
CPPAD_TESTVECTOR( Type )
When writing their own code, users can choose a specific simple vector they prefer; for example,
CppAD::vector<Type >
CppAD::vector¶
If in the CMake Command
you specify cppad_testvector to be cppad ,
#
define CPPAD_TESTVECTOR( Scalar )CppAD::vector<Scalar >
CPPAD_CPPADVECTOR, Deprecated 2022-06-22¶
This symbol is 1 (0) if the definition above
is used (is not used) for CPPAD_TESTVECTOR .
std::vector¶
If in the cmake command
you specify cppad_testvector to be std ,
#
define CPPAD_TESTVECTOR( Scalar )std::vector<Scalar >
CPPAD_STDVECTOR, Deprecated 2022-06-22¶
This symbol is 1 (0) if the definition above
is used (is not used) for CPPAD_TESTVECTOR .
boost::numeric::ublas::vector¶
If in the cmake command
you specify cppad_testvector to be boost ,
#
define CPPAD_TESTVECTOR( Scalar )boost::numeric::ublas::vector<Scalar >
CPPAD_BOOSTVECTOR, Deprecated 2022-06-22¶
This symbol is 1 (0) if the definition above
is used (is not used) for CPPAD_TESTVECTOR .
CppAD::eigen_vector¶
If in the cmake command
you specify cppad_testvector to be eigen ,
#
define CPPAD_TESTVECTOR( Scalar )CppAD::eigen_vector<Scalar >
see eigen_vector . In this case CppAD will use the Eigen vector for many of its examples and tests.
CPPAD_EIGENVECTOR, Deprecated 2022-06-22¶
This symbol is 1 (0) if the definition above
is used (is not used) for CPPAD_TESTVECTOR .