I’m learning how to use functors together with STL algorithms to calculate the dot product of two vectors. Here are my codes:
template<size_t DIM>
double Vector<DIM>::operator*(const Vector<DIM>& rhs) const {
double dotPro = 0;
std::for_each(vec, vec + DIM, std::bind2nd(dot_product<double>(rhs.get()), dotPro));
return dotPro;
}
/*vec is a double array and the data member of Vector class. I want to get the
dot product of rhs and *this by using std::for_each().
rhs.get()returns a const double* which is the start address of rhs's vec*/
/*The codes below define the functor. dotPro is passed as a reference so as to
it could be save the last result.*/
template<typename T>
struct dot_product: public std::binary_function<T, T, void> {
const T* arg;
sum(const T* dbl) : arg(dbl){};
void operator() (const T dbl, T& dotPro) {
dotPro += *arg++ * dbl;
}
};
Sorry I forget my quesion…
The question is my code doesn’t compile. Here is the compiling error:
error: no match for call to '(const dot_product<double>) (const double&, const double&)'|
note: candidates are: void dot_product<T>::operator()(T, T&) [with T = double]|
And here is a error occurs in binders.h
c:\program files\codeblocks\mingw\bin\..\lib\gcc\mingw32\4.4.1\include\c++\backward\binders.h|147|error: return-statement with a value, in function returning 'void'|
Just use std::inner_product:
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Just define your own dot_product:
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