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- transpose swaps dimensions
- transpose sets variable to indicate it has been transposed
- matrix_at acts accordingly
- matrix_foreach_idx now uses matrix_at to set the iterator to allow
iterating over a transposed matrix
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Renamed 'matrix_freen' to 'matrix_free_many1'. Frees a dynamic array of
matrices.
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Freeing the resulting vector resulted in an 'invalid pointer'
exception.
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Calloc initializes the elements with 0 instead of possibly undefined
behavior. 'matrix_const(..., ..., 0)' is not needed anymore
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Added more versions of existing functions with suffix '1' that take a matrix
as argument and perform the action (e.g. filling a matrix with random
entries) to the passed matrix.
'matrix_add' and 'matrix_scale' save the result in the matrix passed
first.
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This avoids having to write double for-loops again and again.
- 'matrix_loop' just replaces the loops and gives access to the indices i
and j
- 'matrix_foreach' initializes a double pointer to the current element
- 'matrix_foreach_idx' is combination of the two above
All for-loops that simply iterate over a matrix have been replaced.
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