I'll see if I can dig up the old benchmarks I wrote looking at it; I'm
pretty sure I tried using both the (i,j) and .at(i,j) methods for
accessing, but I'll have to double-check. In any case, it was pretty much
the same sort of test as the code in my initial email - looping over a
moderate sized ma
First of all, great job with Rcpp - it's an awesome tool, and finally
gave me a reason to go back to my C++ books and get beyond "Hello World"!
I did have a question about RcppEigen, though: specifically, when I use
RcppEigen through inline, is bounds checking disabled? If not, how could I
go abou
