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Fast gradient-descent implementation in a C++ library?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11513926/fast-gradient-descent-implementation-in-a-c-library

gradient descent implementation in a C library I'm looking to run a gradient.. in a C library I'm looking to run a gradient descent optimization to minimize the cost of an instantiation of variables... visual studio 2010 optimization numerical methods gradient descent share improve this question GSL is a great and free library..

How much time would it take to write a C++ compiler using flex/yacc?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1961604/how-much-time-would-it-take-to-write-a-c-compiler-using-flex-yacc

have pointed out most C compilers now use a recursive descent parser and several other answers have pointed at good solutions.. but if they were you could pretty easily write a recursive descent parser in the C template language. I find that rather amusing...

parser with scopes and conditionals

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3025293/parser-with-scopes-and-conditionals

you'll ultimately end up with what we call a recursive descent parser . The Wikipedia entry has got a good simple example of.. example of one see http en.wikipedia.org wiki Recursive_descent_parser . If you find yourself really wanting to delve deeper..

'Unresolved external symbol' errors

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6153765/unresolved-external-symbol-errors

lib and linking with it . Again if the SDK is of any descent standard there should be docs about building the SDK yourself..

Boost::Spirit Expression Parser

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8464969/boostspirit-expression-parser

no longer applies Spirit still generates LL recursive descent parsers so the concept behind left recursion still applies...

Boolean expression (grammar) parser in c++

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8706356/boolean-expression-grammar-parser-in-c

on Boost Spirit. Because Boost Spirit generates recursive descent parsers based on expression templates honouring the 'idiosyncratic'..

Evaluating arithmetic expressions in C++

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9329406/evaluating-arithmetic-expressions-in-c

question I think you're looking for a simple recursive descent parser . Here's a very simple example const char expressionToParse..