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nalgebra_static6_tall 0.1.1

The methods of the shapes with 6 rows and fewer columns (Matrix6x1..Matrix6x5, Vector6); the dimension-6 edit kernels.

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nalgebra_static6_tall

The methods of the shapes with 6 rows and fewer columns (Matrix6x1..Matrix6x5, Vector6); the dimension-6 edit kernels.

Part of nalgebra-cairo, the Cairo port of the Rust nalgebra crate on fixed::Fixed (Q32.32), built for provable game physics, split per dimension (docs/SPLIT.md §18: a number in a crate name is exactly that dimension; the dimension of a rectangular shape is max(rows, columns)).

What it holds

  • the shapes with 6 rows and fewer columns (Matrix6x1..Matrix6x5, Vector6): one inherent trait per shape, with the constructors, accessors, products, norms, edition and the methods that take a closure (feature closures);
  • the dimension-6 edit kernels (crate-private in nalgebra 0.1.0, under internal).

The dimension-6 methods are cut in two crates (static6_tall, static6_wide): the one documented exception to "a number in a crate name is exactly one dimension", needed to keep each under the 40,000-line gate.

Upstream's module paths are kept: nalgebra_static6_tall::<module path> is nalgebra::<module path> (docs/SPLIT.md §3.1). It depends on nalgebra_core, nalgebra_types2, nalgebra_types3, nalgebra_types4, nalgebra_types5, nalgebra_types6, nalgebra_static2, nalgebra_static3, nalgebra_static4, nalgebra_static5 and simba.

Feature closures (on by default, forwarded by the facade's feature of the same name): the methods that take a closure (map, fold, apply, zip_*...).

When to depend on it

It is pulled in by 10 declared closures, the cheapest being pivot6 (12.8 s / 4.30 GB, 20 s / 4.5 GB).

Depend on it (or on nalgebra_static6_wide, which pulls it) for the methods of the dimension-6 shapes; dimension 5-6 closures have their own budget (facade README, "Dimensions 5 and 6").

For upstream's whole API at upstream's paths, depend on the facade nalgebra, which re-exports every sub-crate at the 0.1.0 paths.

internal

The modules under internal (internal::base) hold items that are crate-private in nalgebra 0.1.0 and that the split had to make pub to share them across crates: no stability promise.

License

MIT.

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Version 0.1.1

Uploaded 10 hours ago

License MIT

Cairo version ^2.19.4

Size 33.7 KB

Installation

Run the following command in your project dir

scarb add nalgebra_static6_tall@0.1.1

Or add the following line to your Scarb.toml

nalgebra_static6_tall = "0.1.1"

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Keywords

  • linear-algebra
  • fixed-point
  • base

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