mlVector3.h File Reference

#include "mlLinearAlgebraSystem.h"
#include "mlLinearAlgebraDefs.h"
#include "mlFloatingPointVector.h"
#include "mlPrintTemplateErrors.h"
#include "mlVector2.h"
#include <mlErrorMacros.h>
#include <mlUtilsAPI.h>

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Classes
class	ml::Vector3DataContainer< DT >
	Specialized base class for the FloatingPointVectorDataContainerBase. More...
class	ml::Tvec3< DT >
	Forward declarations to resolve header file dependencies. More...

Namespaces
	ml
	Main documentation file for ML users and developers.

Typedefs
Specializations for float, double and long double.
typedef Tvec3< MLfloat >	ml::Vector3f
	A vector with 3 components of type float. More...
typedef Tvec3< MLdouble >	ml::Vector3d
	A vector with 3 components of type double. More...
typedef Tvec3< MLldouble >	ml::Vector3ld
	A vector with 3 components of type long double. More...
typedef Tvec3< MLdouble >	ml::Vector3
	A vector with 3 components of type double. More...

Functions
template<class DT , class DT2 >
Tvec3< DT >	ml::operator* (const Tmat3< DT > &a, const Tvec3< DT2 > &v)
	Normal multiplication of 3x3 matrix a with 3d vector v with a Tvec3 as result. More...
template<class DT , class DT2 >
Tvec3< DT >	ml::operator* (const Tvec3< DT > &v, const Tmat3< DT2 > &a)
	Normal multiplication of 3d vector v with 3x3 matrix with a Tvec3 as result. More...
template<class DT , class DT2 >
Tvec3< DT >	ml::operator* (const Tmat4< DT > &a, const Tvec3< DT2 > &v)
	Interprets v as a 4d homogeneous point and multiply the 4x4 matrix M with it and return a Tvec3 after normalizing the result by dividing by the fourth component. More...
template<class DT , class DT2 >
Tvec3< DT >	ml::operator* (const Tvec3< DT > &v, const Tmat4< DT2 > &a)
	Interprets v as a 4d homogeneous point and multiply it with the 4x4 matrix M and return a Tvec3 after normalizing the result by dividing by the fourth component. More...
template<class DT , class DT2 >
Tvec3< DT >	ml::operator^ (const Tvec3< DT > &a, const Tvec3< DT2 > &b)
	Returns a vector orthogonal to a and b. More...