| Sun Studio
C++ Interval Arithmetic Code Examples |
| C++ Examples |
| Name |
Description |
| ce1-01.cc |
Hello
Interval World |
| ce1-02.cc |
Hello
Interval World With interval Variables |
| ce1-03.cc |
Interval
Input/Output |
| ce1-04.cc |
[inf,
sup] Interval Output |
| ce1-05.cc |
Single-Number
Output (Note: ce1-05.cc is the same as ce1-04.cc, but you select option
1 for single-number output
instead of option 0 for [inf, sup] output) |
| ce1-06.cc |
Character
Input With Internal Data Conversion |
| ce1-07.cc |
Simple
interval Expression Example |
| ce1-08.cc |
interval-Specific
Functions |
| ce1-09.cc |
interval
Versions of Mathematical Functions |
| ce2-01.cc |
Valid
and Invalid interval External Representations |
| ce2-02.cc |
Efficient
Use of the String-to-Interval Constructor |
| ce2-03.cc |
interval
Constructor With Floating-Point Arguments |
| ce2-04.cc |
Using the
interval_hull Function With Interval Constructor |
| ce2-05.cc |
interval
Conversion |
| ce2-06.cc |
Creating
a Narrow Interval That Contains a Given Real Number |
| ce2-07.cc |
interval(NaN) |
| ce2-08.cc |
Set
Operators |
| ce2-09.cc |
Set-Equality
Test |
| ce2-10.cc |
Interval
Relational Functions |
| ce2-11.cc |
Single-Number
Output Examples |
| ce2-12.cc |
Single-Number
[inf, sup]-Style Output |
| ce2-13.cc |
ndigits |
| ce2-14.cc |
atan2
Indeterminate Forms |
| ce2-15.cc |
Example
of Using an Interval Type as a Template Argument for STL Classes |
| ce2-16.cc |
Incorrectly
Interpreted as the Right Shift Operator |
| ce2-17.cc |
Example
of Using the nvector Class |
| ce2-18.cc |
Example
of Using the nmatrix Class |
Sun Studio C++ Interval
Arithmetic code examples are provided below.
