More on Ada and numerics

More on Ada and numerics

[Reinert Korsnes]

Thanks for the answers on this group with respect to Ada and Linear Algebra.

I am so used to the math intrinsic functions in Fortran.
Is there an Ada package imitating those Fortran intrinsics ?

For example, do I have to make my own Ada version of max(X,Y) ?
Or is it something I have been missing and this is included
in the standard core of Ada ?

(Yes, I am a new practioner of Ada - due to GNAT).

reinert


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Re: More on Ada and numerics

[Marin D. Condic]

Reinert Korsnes wrote:
> 
> Thanks for the answers on this group with respect to Ada and Linear Algebra.
> 
> I am so used to the math intrinsic functions in Fortran.
> Is there an Ada package imitating those Fortran intrinsics ?
> 
> For example, do I have to make my own Ada version of max(X,Y) ?
> Or is it something I have been missing and this is included
> in the standard core of Ada ?
> 
Check the following in the Ada Reference Manual (ARM - available
on-line):

A.5 The Numerics Packages
Annex K (informative): Language-Defined Attributes

I think you'll find lots of support there for math. You might want to
look at my website and/or head directly to http://www.adapower.com/ to
find links to Ada resources and various examples of Ada programming that
you may be able to adapt.

MDC
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Re: More on Ada and numerics

[Reinert Korsnes]

In article <8e3hgq$nme$1@news.uit.no>,
 reinert@ola.npolar.no (Reinert Korsnes) writes:
|> Thanks for the answers on this group with respect to Ada and Linear Algebra.
|> 
|> I am so used to the math intrinsic functions in Fortran.
|> Is there an Ada package imitating those Fortran intrinsics ?
|> 
|> For example, do I have to make my own Ada version of max(X,Y) ?
|> Or is it something I have been missing and this is included
|> in the standard core of Ada ?
|> 

OObs, sorry my ignorance, 
found "functional attributes", max becomes:

 Float'(X,Y);    

I must read my book more carefully :-)

reinert



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Re: More on Ada and numerics

[Reinert Korsnes]

In article <8e3l4k$oid$1@news.uit.no>,
 reinert@ola.npolar.no (Reinert Korsnes) writes:
|> In article <8e3hgq$nme$1@news.uit.no>,
|>  reinert@ola.npolar.no (Reinert Korsnes) writes:
|> |> Thanks for the answers on this group with respect to Ada and Linear Algebra.
|> |> 
|> |> I am so used to the math intrinsic functions in Fortran.
|> |> Is there an Ada package imitating those Fortran intrinsics ?
|> |> 
|> |> For example, do I have to make my own Ada version of max(X,Y) ?
|> |> Or is it something I have been missing and this is included
|> |> in the standard core of Ada ?
|> |> 
|> 
|> OObs, sorry my ignorance, 
|> found "functional attributes", max becomes:
|> 
|>  Float'(X,Y); 

Hmm, Float'Max(X,Y);

Yes, nice to discuss  :-)

reinert
   
|> 
|> I must read my book more carefully :-)
|> 
|> reinert
|> 
|> 
|> 
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