The Math.h++ Global Reference summarizes the global functions of Math.h++. Many of the global functions are overloaded; that is, they take one of several different Math.h++ objects as arguments. Many of the standard C functions, such as cos() or exp(), are overloaded to operate element-by-element on vectors and matrices. Some functions are templatized.
The functions are presented in alphabetical order. Each function entry contains:
The name of the entry
A table that contains:
The function Prototypes, which consist of the return types, the function names, and the argument type or types
The function Header File(s)
A Description of the function, sometimes followed by an Example Program. Note that the subscripts in the function descriptions indicate "an element of." For example, vi means "element i of v."