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use distinct classes for interleaved and separate numeric mxarray objects
This change is the first step to improving performance of the
conversion from numeric mxArray objects to octave_value objects when
the mxArray objects use interleaved complex storage or when the
arrays are real valued.
* mex.cc (class mxArray_base_full): Rename from mxArray_number.
(class mxArray_interleaved_full, class mxArray_separate_full):
New classes, derived from mxArray_base_full. These classes currently
do nothing different from mxArray_base_full except that the
interleaved argument is omitted from the constructors.
(class mxArray_base_sparse): Rename from mxArray_sparse.
(class mxArray_interleaved_sparse, class mxArray_separate_sparse):
New classes, derived from mxArray_base_sparse. These classes
currently do nothing different from mxArray_base_sparse except that
the interleaved argument is omitted from the constructors.
(mxArray::create_rep): Conditionally create distinct interleaved or
separate objects here.
author | John W. Eaton <jwe@octave.org> |
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date | Wed, 29 Sep 2021 16:25:10 -0400 |
parents | da1678140f7e |
children | 796f54d4ddbf |
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