A linear algebra crate for Rust
This crate allows for simple and easy linear algebra-related calculations using GPU parallelization through OpenCL 3.0.
This crate relies upon the opencl3 crate which provides a rust implementation of OpenCL 3.0 macros.
Currently, this crate does require a GPU to run linear algebra-related code, although this issue will be resolved in the future.
rustolla primarily relies upon the Matrix struct. You can create one using a vector of 32-bit floats in addition to a number of rows and columns whose product adds up to the length of the vector. The constructor new_matrix checks to make sure this is the case before successfully returning a Matrix. Data vectors are row-major. Example code can be seen below.
```rust use rustolla::matrix::{ self, Matrix };
let data: Vec
let mat: Matrix = matrix::newmatrix(data, nrows, n_cols) .expect("Failed to create Matrix"); ```
Further clarification on use will be provided in the future.