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As noted, since it isn't possible to inherit from std::complex (without errors), a common implementation hack is to wrap a member value. However, as written, though xtensor and xarray can use these wrappers, it seems there is no way to get the underlying data to be used when calling the routines here? e.g. potrf on the custom array should call .data() or something... Is this something which can be fixed easily / at all short of reworking to another library?
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As noted, since it isn't possible to inherit from
std::complex
(without errors), a common implementation hack is to wrap a member value. However, as written, thoughxtensor
andxarray
can use these wrappers, it seems there is no way to get the underlying data to be used when calling the routines here? e.g.potrf
on the custom array should call.data()
or something... Is this something which can be fixed easily / at all short of reworking to another library?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: