C++ vector to MxArray as output for a MEX function
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Hi all,
I've been stuck on this for a few days; I have a function with many nested for-loops and I decided to create a MEX version in order to speed up its execution. So far so good, the compiled approach is, as expected, much faster.
I generate a non determinate number of data points that I store in an array. For now, I am creating a very large array hoping it will be big enough to store my data. But I would like it to be a tad more elegant and use dynamic arrays. Because I am adding one element at a time, I figured that re-allocating every iteration is not the most optimal approach. I then tried to use vectors (as in C++ vectors) but I ran into another issue:
I have the following:
vector<int> myVector(0);
To which I add elements using:
myVector.push_back(dataPoint);
My question is: how can I possibly copy the content of the vector at the end of my routine to an mxArray that I can thenuse as the output of my MEX function? I tried memcopy but somehow I keep getting seg faults.
Any help?
Thanks!
Nicolas
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