Aug 23, 2016 · Since you are using C, I would suggest that you use real multidimensional arrays: int (*a)[sz[1]][sz[2]] = calloc(sz[0], sizeof(*a));.
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Mar 19, 2022 · One nitpick, a multi-dimensional vector is probably a whole lot slower and cumbersome because it's not a simple, contiguous array; for a 3D ...
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Sep 9, 2021 · So in summary UINT16 3D arrays are transfered to the Python node at approximately 25 MB/s. This is still very slow for memory transfer, writing ...
Sep 22, 2009 · Global arrays are allocated on the heap, just like dynamically allocated memory. Hacking it up this way is SO much less work, especially in C!
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