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(in-package:veq); fvprogn is a compiler for the veq DSL, and and environment that cointains; many of the vector tools. among other things it handles the !@ triggers for; common nd point vector operations such as f2!@+ for 2d single float point; vector addition, and so on; here are some examples:(fvprogn; xlet makes it convenient to declare typed value packs ("veqs") with the; trigger [t][d]![var], eg. f2!varname. the variable will the be replaced by; the n values inside the scope.  (xlet ((f2!a (f212)); (values 1f0 2f0)         (f3!varname0); (values 0.0 0.0 0.0)         (f2!b (f23100)); (values 3f0 100f0)         (line (f2$line3f040f07f03f0)); #(3f0 40f0 7f0 3f0)         (xx:s); just :s, as you expect         (i3!integervar) (values173); (values 1 7 3)         (va (f$_ (loop for v from0 below6; #(0.0 1.0 1.0                        collect (list (ff v) (ff (1+ v)))))));   2.0 2.0 3.0;   3.0 4.0 4.0;   5.0 5.0 6.0); vp pretty prints input code and output values    (vp (f2len (f2!@*. (f2!@+ a b)0.1))); f2!@*. scales the vector by 0.1 by broadcasting [.] the value over the veq; convenience function to print arrays of vectors:    (2$print line); returns line    (vp (f2!@$+ vb3f0100f0)); only return vb from index to below 5    (vp (f2!@$+ (?@ va25)3f0100f0))    (vp (f2dot (f2$ va) (f2$ line1))); dot product; can also be written as:    (f!@+ (f2!@* (f2$ va) (f2$ line1)); where (f2$ va) is the first veq in va, and (f2$ line 1) is the second; veq in line    (vp (f2cross (f2$ line01))); cross product; equivalent to:    (vp (f2cross (f2$ line0) (f2$ line1)))    (vp (f2!@$+ (f2$zero3)3f01f0))    (vp (f21_@$f2len (f2!@$+ (f2$zero3)3f01f0)))    (vp (f21_@$+ vb)); TODO, improve example for new features    )))

Since v3.0.0 (Nov 2024)