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# 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 |  |

> -- The Detailed Node Listing ---
> 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

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