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Converting Piecewise function to C code
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I'm trying to convert a function to C Code
f = D[Piecewise[{{x^2, -10 < x < 0}, {x, x > 0}}], x]
I decided to scan through conditions and corresponding output formulas, but the conditions are not expressed in proper form.
For example element f[[1]][[2, 2]]
is
-10 < x < 0 // CForm
Inequality(-10,Less,x,Less,0)
Which looks nothing like a proper C Form. However inequality with one side:
f[[1]][[1, 2]] // CForm
Gives a proper string
x < -10
How do I get the proper form like x>-10&&x<0
?
piecewise code-generation
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I'm trying to convert a function to C Code
f = D[Piecewise[{{x^2, -10 < x < 0}, {x, x > 0}}], x]
I decided to scan through conditions and corresponding output formulas, but the conditions are not expressed in proper form.
For example element f[[1]][[2, 2]]
is
-10 < x < 0 // CForm
Inequality(-10,Less,x,Less,0)
Which looks nothing like a proper C Form. However inequality with one side:
f[[1]][[1, 2]] // CForm
Gives a proper string
x < -10
How do I get the proper form like x>-10&&x<0
?
piecewise code-generation
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add a comment |
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I'm trying to convert a function to C Code
f = D[Piecewise[{{x^2, -10 < x < 0}, {x, x > 0}}], x]
I decided to scan through conditions and corresponding output formulas, but the conditions are not expressed in proper form.
For example element f[[1]][[2, 2]]
is
-10 < x < 0 // CForm
Inequality(-10,Less,x,Less,0)
Which looks nothing like a proper C Form. However inequality with one side:
f[[1]][[1, 2]] // CForm
Gives a proper string
x < -10
How do I get the proper form like x>-10&&x<0
?
piecewise code-generation
$endgroup$
I'm trying to convert a function to C Code
f = D[Piecewise[{{x^2, -10 < x < 0}, {x, x > 0}}], x]
I decided to scan through conditions and corresponding output formulas, but the conditions are not expressed in proper form.
For example element f[[1]][[2, 2]]
is
-10 < x < 0 // CForm
Inequality(-10,Less,x,Less,0)
Which looks nothing like a proper C Form. However inequality with one side:
f[[1]][[1, 2]] // CForm
Gives a proper string
x < -10
How do I get the proper form like x>-10&&x<0
?
piecewise code-generation
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-10 < x < 0 // LogicalExpand // CForm
(* -10 < x && x < 0 *)
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(* -10 < x && x < 0 *)
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(* -10 < x && x < 0 *)
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(* -10 < x && x < 0 *)
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