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m ntimes.m

function product = ntimes(X,Y,modeX,modeY); %NTIMES Array multiplication % % X*Y is the array/matrix product of X and Y. These are multiplied across the % modeX mode/dimension of X and modeY
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h transq.h

#ifndef TRANSQ_H #define TRANSQ_H class transq { public: quater rotation; vector translation; private: // multiplication friend transq& operator*=( transq &, transq const&
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php3 7-1.php3

Figure 7-1
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m ntimes.m

function product = ntimes(X,Y,modeX,modeY); %NTIMES Array multiplication % % X*Y is the array/matrix product of X and Y. These are multiplied across the % modeX mode/dimension of X and modeY
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cpp prog5_08.cpp

// Program 5.8 Generating multiplication tables #include #include #include using std::cout; using std::cin; using std::endl; using std::setw; int main() { in
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cpp prog5_08.cpp

// Program 5.8 Generating multiplication tables #include #include #include using std::cout; using std::cin; using std::endl; using std::setw; int main() { in
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c matmult.c

/* matmult.c * Test program to do matrix multiplication on large arrays. * * Intended to stress virtual memory system. * * Ideally, we could read the matrices off of the file system, *
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m ntimes.m

function product = ntimes(X,Y,modeX,modeY); %NTIMES Array multiplication % % X*Y is the array/matrix product of X and Y. These are multiplied across the % modeX mode/dimension of X and modeY
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changelog

2005-01-07 Donald Kirker * Added Float support (well, not fully, but mostly), still some bugs (multiplication and division of float numbers) * marked as ver
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c i1.c

/* program "i1.c" */ /* * A translation into C of the pascal program ARITHMETIC, addition, * subtraction, multiplication and exponentiation. * from "SCIENTIFIC PASCAL" by H. FLANDERS pp. 342-