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In some cases the routine of ALIAS-C++ have procedure arguments that
are useless. ALIAS-C++ proposes void procedures that may be used
as such argument and have no effect on the calculation:
- int ALIAS_Simp_Proc_Void: a simplification procedure
that always return 0
- INTERVAL_MATRIX ALIAS_Gradient_Void(int l1,int
l2,INTERVAL_VECTOR &P): a gradient
procedure that returns a not defined interval matrix
- int ALIAS_Matrix_Void(INTERVAL_VECTOR
&Box,INTERVAL_MATRIX &P): a procedure that may be used for routine
asking for a matrix but the return code is 0, stating that the matrix
has not been computed
- INTERVAL_MATRIX Hessian_Void(int i1, int i2,
INTERVAL_VECTOR &X): a procedure that returns an empty (1,1)
interval matrix
- void Compute_Gradient_Non_Linear_Void(INTERVAL_VECTOR
&X,INTERVAL_MATRIX &J): a procedure for the simplex algorithm that
is empty
- INTERVAL_VECTOR ALIAS_Void_Update_Range(double
z,INTERVAL_VECTOR &Input): a Range procedure for the
continuation algorithm that just returns Input
Jean-Pierre Merlet
2012-12-20