This project doesn't really have any porpuse other than knowing better C++. Why? because C++ is complex, intriguing, bizzare and obscure. I love system programming. I love C. C is simple, relaxed, and if you follow few rules your life will be easy. C++ is not.
These traits are NOT C++ exclusive per-se but they are bloated out of the earth by C++:
- Rule of Five
- RAII and weird memory management.
- Template Metaprogramming
- Weird naming.
constexpr,consteval,constinit,const.- Verbosity that makes C code looks short.
- Annoying debugging.
For now Im working on the math an specifically on the Linear Algebra part. The reason is that I don't know Linear Algebra and that it is easy to construct a structure of how your code should be when our code relates to Linear Algebra.
- TODO: General easy-to-do functions such as:
average,factorial,fibonacci,absolute,floor,ceil. - TODO: Tests for each
The goal is to have a class that acts as if C++ has Rational Number, including tests. I don't know if anyone besides me will ever inspect this code, but if you think something is not complete create an issue or message me.
Should act as a mathematical vector. Using a std::vector behind the scene, until I will make my own container library.
TODO:
- Zero Vector constructor.
- Constant size.
- Scalar multiplication
- Vector addition and substruction
Not "operated" yet. WIll use the erdo::Vector class.
TODO:
- Zero Matrix
- Spare Matrix
- Identity Matrix
- Square Matrix
- Operations (Addition, Multiplication, Substruction)
- Constructors (ALOT OF THEM)
- Bound checking
In the future I hope I will do:
erdo::Iterator.erdo::Container.erdo::Hash,erdo::HashMap.erdo::Stack,erdo::Queue,erdo::LinkedList,erdo::DynamicArray.