This module must be compiled with instantiated default types.
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <math.h>
#include "array_util.h"
#include "abort_prog.h"
#include "util/rand_util.h"
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struct | indvalpair_t |
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oski_value_t * | array_Duplicate (const oski_value_t *x0, oski_index_t len) |
Returns a pointer to a newly allocated copy of the given array, or NULL on error. | |
void | array_Destroy (oski_value_t *x) |
Release previously allocated array. | |
int | array_CompareElems_NoAbort (const char *test_func, const oski_value_t *x, const oski_value_t *y, oski_index_t len) |
Compare elements of two arrays, and exit the program with an error code of 1 if the element-wise difference greater than len*(machine epsilon) detected. | |
void | array_CompareElems (const char *test_func, const oski_value_t *x, const oski_value_t *y, oski_index_t len) |
Compare elements of two arrays, and exit the program with an error code of 1 if the element-wise difference greater than len*(machine epsilon) is detected. | |
void | array_FillRandom (oski_value_t *x, oski_index_t n) |
Initialize an array with random values between -1 and 1. | |
oski_value_t * | array_CreateRandom (oski_index_t n) |
Allocate an array of random values between -1 and 1. | |
oski_value_t * | array_Create (oski_index_t n, oski_value_t val) |
Allocate an array with elements initialized to a particular value. | |
static int | compare_indvalpair (const void *pa, const void *pb) |
void | array_SortIndValPairs (oski_index_t *ind, oski_value_t *val, oski_index_t n) |
Sorts an (index, value) pair of arrays. |
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Compare elements of two arrays, and exit the program with an error code of 1 if the element-wise difference greater than len*(machine epsilon) is detected.
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Compare elements of two arrays, and exit the program with an error code of 1 if the element-wise difference greater than len*(machine epsilon) detected.
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Release previously allocated array.
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Returns a pointer to a newly allocated copy of the given array, or NULL on error.
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