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Re: pb with oct file, return a matrix
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Alain Baeckeroot |
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Re: pb with oct file, return a matrix |
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Thu, 23 Apr 2009 10:19:07 +0200 |
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Le 22/04/2009 à 18:40, John W. Eaton a écrit :
>
> On 22-Apr-2009, Alain Baeckeroot wrote:
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> | Le 22/04/2009 à 17:50, John W. Eaton écrit :
> | >
> | ....
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> If you use the C++ Array indexing operators to access the elements of
> rMat, then you can try
>
> mkoctfile -DBOUNDS_CHECKING=1 ...
>
> and you should see an error message when you run your code if you
> attempt to access an element of rMat that is out of bounds.
>
my rMat is ok, its is build in the end of the code, but
there is some boundary error somewhere previously.
error: T& Array<T>::checkelem (0, 0): range error
error: called from:
1/ Is there a simple way to know the name of offending array
I have 2 other pb for debugging this
2/ the fprintf of the DEFUN_DLD appears in the middle of
what should have been previoulsy displayed by the main.m ouput
(i use fprintf).
3/ I'm a bit confused about range in DEFUN_DLD.
in .m a matrix(3,2) starts at (1,1) and ends (3,2)
in .oct (0,0) (2,1) ?
Alain
- pb with oct file, return a matrix, Alain Baeckeroot, 2009/04/22
- pb with oct file, return a matrix, John W. Eaton, 2009/04/22
- Re: pb with oct file, return a matrix, Alain Baeckeroot, 2009/04/22
- Re: pb with oct file, return a matrix, John W. Eaton, 2009/04/22
- Re: pb with oct file, return a matrix,
Alain Baeckeroot <=
- Re: pb with oct file, return a matrix, Jaroslav Hajek, 2009/04/23
- Input redirection (was: Re: pb with oct file, return a matrix), Søren Hauberg, 2009/04/23
- Re: pb with oct file, return a matrix, Alain Baeckeroot, 2009/04/24