Re: Help on array multiplication

In article <1139898947.641636.5270@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
"shuisheng" <shuisheng75@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Thank you for your reply. Would you explain a little more about your
code?
nmat seems to be the number of dimensions.

Yes, my code was for an arbitrary number of dimensions. Your case
is like nmat=3.

a evec seems to be a matrix (2-D)

Yes, I did not include the declarations. My A(:,:) is like your
B(:,:), it transforms each dimension from one coordinate system to
another.

v and r seem to be vectors

Yes, they are stored as vectors, but but they are like your
A(:,:,:). I used the RESHAPE() intrinsic to convert them into 2D
arrays of the appropriate shape.

$.02 -Ron Shepard
.

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