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A linear algebra library with static size checking for matrix operations
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slap
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Library slap
SlapA linear algebra library with type-based static size checking for matrix operations. SLAP (Sized Linear Algebra Package) helps debug of your programs by detecting dimensional inconsistency, e.g., addition of two- and three- dimensional vectors, at compile time (instead of runtime) and at higher level (i.e., at a caller site rather than somewhere deep inside of a call stack). This library is a wrapper of LACAML, a binding of widely-used linear algebra libraries BLAS (Basic Linear Algebra Subprograms) and LAPACK (Linear Algebra PACKage) in FORTRAN. Many functions are compatible with the interface of LACAML. You can make use of SLAP by referringSlap.Commonand the module corresponding to the precision and the number type you need:Slap_CSlap.Cprovides 32-bit complex BLAS and LAPACK functions.Slap_DSlap.Dprovides 64-bit real BLAS and LAPACK functions.Slap_SSlap.Sprovides 32-bit real BLAS and LAPACK functions.Slap_ZSlap.Zprovides 64-bit complex BLAS and LAPACK functions.Slap_commonSlap.Commoncontains definitions independent of the precision.Slap_ioSlap.Ioprovides pretty printers for vectors and matrices.Slap_matSlap.Matprovides operations on sized matrices.Slap_miscMiscellaneous definitions.Slap_sizeSlap.Sizecontains operations on sizes (the dimensions of vectors and matrices).Slap_vecSlap.Vecprovides operations on sized vectors.Slap_versionThe version number of SLAP.
Library slap.ppx
Slap_ppxPPX syntactic extensions for SLAP. (This is a dummy module.)
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