On 31 May 2010, at 08:35, Jaroslav Hajek wrote:
>
> I improved mgorth using a template to compute in single/double
> real/complex. 3.3.51+ has even more powerful tools to reduce the
> amount of boilerplate code for such tasks, but I tried to avoid those,
> so I hope the file is compilable by 3.2.x though I haven't tried it. I
> also let mgorth normalize the resulting vector and store it as the
> last component of h, and modified pgmres.m accordingly.
> mgorth.m is removed.
>
> regards

Jaroslav,
Thanks for doing this!
I tried to test but I cannot build mgorth with 3.2.3:

mkoctfile mgorth.cc
mgorth.cc: In function ‘void do_mgorth(ColumnVector&, const Matrix&,  
RowVector&) [with ColumnVector = FloatComplexColumnVector, Matrix =  
FloatComplexMatrix, RowVector = FloatComplexRowVector]’:
mgorth.cc:83:   instantiated from here
mgorth.cc:41: error: no match for ‘operator/=’ in ‘x /= (+ h)- 
 > 
FloatComplexRowVector 
::<anonymous>.MArray<FloatComplex>::<anonymous>.Array<T>::operator()  
[with T = FloatComplex](Vc)’
mgorth.cc: In function ‘void do_mgorth(ColumnVector&, const Matrix&,  
RowVector&) [with ColumnVector = FloatColumnVector, Matrix =  
FloatMatrix, RowVector = FloatRowVector]’:
mgorth.cc:92:   instantiated from here
mgorth.cc:41: error: no match for ‘operator/=’ in ‘x /= (+ h)- 
 > 
FloatRowVector 
::<anonymous>.MArray<float>::<anonymous>.Array<T>::operator() [with T  
= float](Vc)’
mgorth.cc: In function ‘void do_mgorth(ColumnVector&, const Matrix&,  
RowVector&) [with ColumnVector = ComplexColumnVector, Matrix =  
ComplexMatrix, RowVector = ComplexRowVector]’:
mgorth.cc:104:   instantiated from here
mgorth.cc:41: error: no match for ‘operator/=’ in ‘x /= (+ h)- 
 > 
ComplexRowVector 
::<anonymous>.MArray<Complex>::<anonymous>.Array<T>::operator() [with  
T = Complex](Vc)’
mgorth.cc: In function ‘void do_mgorth(ColumnVector&, const Matrix&,  
RowVector&) [with ColumnVector = ColumnVector, Matrix = Matrix,  
RowVector = RowVector]’:
mgorth.cc:113:   instantiated from here
mgorth.cc:41: error: no match for ‘operator/=’ in ‘x /= (+ h)- 
 > 
RowVector 
::<anonymous>.MArray<double>::<anonymous>.Array<T>::operator() [with T  
= double](Vc)’

c.
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