lti::lapackInterface Class Reference
[LAPack based functors]

Interface object for LAPACK functions. More...

#include <ltiLapackInterface.h>

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Classes
class	matrixNotConnected
	Exception class denoting an illegal matrix format (non-connected) All matrices used by LAPACK routines must be connected. More...
Public Member Functions
virtual const char *	getTypeName () const
Protected Member Functions
	lapackInterface ()
virtual	~lapackInterface ()
void	lockInterface () const
void	unlockInterface () const

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Detailed Description

Interface object for LAPACK functions.

This class contains locking methods for LAPACK. If you implement an interface class for a LAPACK method, you should inherit from this class. As an example for such a method, see the lti::generalEigenVectors class.

When implementing an interface, you obviously need the prototype of the LAPACK method. There are two methods for this:

• download clapack.h from http://www.netlib.org/clapack/clapack.h and simply include it. But: Do not rely on anyone
• copy and paste the required prototype into your source code.

See also:

LAPack based functors

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

lti::lapackInterface::lapackInterface

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)

[protected]

Default constructor.

virtual lti::lapackInterface::~lapackInterface

(

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[protected, virtual]

Destructor.

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Member Function Documentation

virtual const char* lti::lapackInterface::getTypeName

(

void

)

const [inline, virtual]

returns the name of this type

Reimplemented in lti::qrDecomposition< T >, lti::fastEigenSystem< T >, lti::fastGeneralizedEigenSystem< T >, lti::fastSVD< T >, and lti::generalEigenVectors< T >.

void lti::lapackInterface::lockInterface

(

)

const [inline, protected]

Lock the LAPack interface.

Unfortunately, LAPACK is not thread-safe. Therefore we must use a mutex to protect threads from concurrent execution.

References lti::mutex::lock().

void lti::lapackInterface::unlockInterface

(

)

const [inline, protected]

Unlock the LAPack interface.

Unfortunately, LAPACK is not thread-safe. Therefore we must use a mutex to protect threads from concurrent execution.

References lti::mutex::unlock().

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• ltiLapackInterface.h