Blitz++

1. Introduction
2. Arrays		The Array class
3. Array Expressions
4. Stencils
5. Multicomponent, complex, and user type arrays		Multicomponent, complex, and user type Arrays
6. Indirection		Indirect adressing
7. TinyVector		The TinyVector class
8. Parallel Computing with Blitz++		Parallel Computing
9. Random Number Generators
10. Numeric properties		Numeric properties functions
11. Frequently Asked Questions		Frequently Asked Questions, with answers
Blitz Keyword Index		Keyword Index
Concept Index

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General considerations

1.1 About this document
1.2 Platform notes		Supported platforms
1.3 How to download Blitz++		Where to download Blitz++?
1.4 Installation and porting		How to install Blitz++?
1.5 Compiling with Blitz++		How to compile a program that uses Blitz++?
1.6 Licensing terms		License considerations
1.7 Mailing lists and support		How to get help?

The Blitz++ Array class

2.1 Getting started
2.2 Public types		Public types declaration for Array
2.3 Constructors		Array constructors
2.4 Indexing, subarrays, and slicing		How to access the elements of an Array?
2.4.4 Slicing		The slicing machinery
2.5 Debug mode		How to debug a program that uses Blitz++?
2.6 Member functions		Array member functions
2.7 Global functions		Array global functions
2.8 Inputting and Outputting Arrays		Inputting and outputting Array's
2.9 Array storage orders		The storage of Array

Writing code with the Blitz++ Array class

3.1 Expression evaluation order		Creating expressions with Array's
3.6 Index placeholders		Array indices functionality
3.8 Single-argument math functions		Single-argument math functions on Array's
3.9 Two-argument math functions		Two-argument math functions on Array's
3.10 Declaring your own math functions on arrays		Creating your math functions on Array's
3.15 where statements		The where statement

More feaures of the Array class

5.1 Multicomponent and complex arrays		Multicomponent Array's
5.2 Creating arrays of a user type		Array's of your own type