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There are a few mathematical utilities in C++ and a lot is upcoming.
We have the standard math functions (e.g. sin etc), and the special math functions (#344). There is std::complex (#343). We also don't mention the C++20 <numbers> header, which finally contains std::numbers::pi :)
C++23 has std::mdspan as MD array abstraction (e.g. for matrices and tensors). Built on this, we will get a standard interface for linear algebra (based on BLAS using std::mdspan) in C++26. std::mdarray and std::submdspan may also come in C++26.
This may deserve a small section of its own at some point.
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There are a few mathematical utilities in C++ and a lot is upcoming.
We have the standard math functions (e.g.
sin
etc), and the special math functions (#344). There isstd::complex
(#343). We also don't mention the C++20<numbers>
header, which finally containsstd::numbers::pi
:)C++23 has
std::mdspan
as MD array abstraction (e.g. for matrices and tensors). Built on this, we will get a standard interface for linear algebra (based on BLAS usingstd::mdspan
) in C++26.std::mdarray
andstd::submdspan
may also come in C++26.This may deserve a small section of its own at some point.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: