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1 # Static / dynamic {#dsppp_memory_static_dynamic}8 The former vectors are called "dynamic" in this library. The later are called "static". 10 This naming "static" / "dynamic" is referring to the dimension. With "dynamic" vectors the same cod…14 Note that the library also have "static" / "dynamic" matrixes. So, we are going to use the name "ob…24 …t dimensions, or if the dimensions are not known at build time, then you need to use dynamic object28 With dynamic objects, the dimension is know at runtime. So object of different dimensions have the …32 …r those instructions, they cannot be used. This check has to be done at runtime for dynamic object.34 Finally, with dynamic object, memory allocation can be an issue. You can mitigate the problem by re…
11 …ikely to get too much code size and in that case it may be better to use dynamic objects instead o…13 dynamic objects are less efficient so it is a trade-off between code size / speed.
3 If you use dynamic objects in your algorithms and some temporaries need to be allocated, they'll ge…
15 …gth of the vector (length known at build time). `L<0` when the length is dynamic and not known at …
399 constexpr static bool dynamic = (NbRows<MA>::value < 0) || (NbCols<MB>::value < 0); member400 constexpr static vector_length_t nbrows = dynamic ? DYNAMIC : NbRows<MA>::value;401 constexpr static vector_length_t nbcols = dynamic ? DYNAMIC : NbCols<MB>::value;
2266 …"Global variables use 46760 bytes (17%) of dynamic memory, leaving 215384 bytes for local variable…
