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InplaceArray: a semi-pointer package for Matlab
by Bruno Luong
Manipulate (multi-dimensional) arrays in the in-place form
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| inplacearray.m |
% function B = inplacearray(A, offset, sz)
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% B = inplacearray(A)
% Return the inplace-array pointed to same place A
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% B = inplacearray(A, OFFSET)
% B(1) is pointed at A(1+offset) (linear indexing)
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% B = inplacearray(A, OFFSET, SZ)
% Specify the dimesnion of B
% Alternate calling syntax B = inplacearray(A, OFFSET, N1, N2, ... Nn)
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% INPUTS
% A; is a (full) array
% OFFSET: scalar, offset from the first element A(1). Note that
% overflow/negative value is allowed. OFFSET is 0 by default
% SZ: the dimension of the inplace output, overflow allowed (!).
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% OUTPUT
% B: nd-array of the size SZ, shared the same data than A
% B(1) is started from A(1+offset).
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% Class supported: all numerical, logical, char and cell
% not supported: sparse and cell
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% Important notes:
% - For advanced users only!!!! In any case use at your own risk
% - use MEX function releaseinplace(B) to release properly shared-data
% pointer before clear/reuse B.
% - All inplace variables shared data with A must be released before
% the original array A is cleared/reused.
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% Compilation:
% >> buildInternal_mxArrayDef('Internal_mxArray.h')
% >> mex -O -v inplacearray.c % add -largeArrayDims on 64-bit computer
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% See also: releaseinplace, inplacecolumn
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% Author Bruno Luong <brunoluong@yahoo.com>
% Last update: 27/June/2009
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