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std::vector<int> v creates a dynamic array where its possible to insert new
elements without doing any preallocation. But how about a dynamic double
array? I would like to have something like:


int M[a][b];

where a and b change be set during runtime and the size og M can vary, is
that possible?

On Aug 11, 8:49*am, "saneman" <as...@asd.com> wrote:
> std::vector<int> v creates a dynamic array where its possible to insert new
> elements without doing any preallocation. But how about a dynamic double
> array? I would like to have something like:
>
> int M[a][b];
>
> where a and b change be set during runtime and the size og M can vary, is
> that possible?

Try:

std::vector< std::vector<int> > M;

Depending on your application, there may be better ways to do it. See
also this FAQ and following:

http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq-lit...html#faq-16.17

Cheers! --M

"Victor Bazarov" <> skrev i en meddelelse
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> saneman wrote:
>> std::vector<int> v creates a dynamic array where its possible to insert
>> new elements without doing any preallocation. But how about a dynamic
>> double array? I would like to have something like:
>>
>>
>> int M[a][b];
>>
>> where a and b change be set during runtime and the size og M can vary, is
>> that possible?
>
> It's not exactly equivalent, but you could try to get away with
>
> std::vector<std::vector<int> > M(a, std::vector<int>(b));
>
> V
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Seems that boots:ublas has some dynamic vectors and matrices that I can use.