hi,

"Bald Eagle" <cre### [at] netscapenet> wrote:
> "jr" <cre### [at] gmailcom> wrote:
>
> > > my command line directive is:
> > > c++ SVD_BW.cpp -std=c++11
> >          ^^^
> > spot the difference.  ;-)  no matter though, it can wait until you've changed it
> > to read data from stdin.
>
> Spot the identity.  ;P
>
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> I don't know what construct to use to "catch" the data from stdin...

the program does already though.  where in main you have "std::cin >> matrix",
that's reading from stdin, after it put the message on stdout.  cin/cout/cerr ==
stdin/stdout/stderr.

> But I will look.
> Hangin' it up for the day - got a day tomorrow, hopefully it's not a disaster
> <crosses fingers>
>
> > it is .. seductive.  _if_ I can understand yr code well enough, I've plans for a
> > platform on tank-like tracks I'd like to build.
>
> I'll see if I can put together a simplified version minus all the gobbledygook.

great, cheers.

> > > I hope the lesson pdf clarifies the whole point of all of this and to some
> > > extent how it's done.
> >
> > you're pulling my leg..
>
> Nope.
> Just look at the pretty pictures.
>
> > had a quick scan, the formulae just make my eyes bleed.
> >  the 1st scan main benefit was seeing the virtual "mass", as an assumption and
> > how it can then be applied.  that, as a concept, is v interesting, need to think
> > on it.
>
> Well that's basically it - don't look at the formulae.

well, re-orienting a given object to obtain a best fit BB seems to be necessary,
so, no choices.  :-)

> ...


regards, jr.

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