Re: Multidimensional array member initialization

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What about this?
Is not this better than using "vector"?
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#include <iostream>
#include <cstdlib>
#include <stdint.h>

#define u8 uint8_t
#define i8 int8_t
#define u32 uint32_t
#define i32 int32_t
// float 32 bits
#define f32 float
#define f64 double

#define S sizeof
#define R return
#define P printf
#define F for

using namespace std;

template <typename T> class Image{
public:
 u32 height;
 u32 width;
 T* pxs;

 Image(i32 h, i32 w)
 {i32 i, g;

  height=0; width=0; pxs=0;
  if(w<=0||h<=0) return;
  g =h*S(T);
  if(g<=0) return;
  g*=w;
  if(g<=0) return;
  cout << "Size=" << g << "\n";
  pxs=(T*) malloc(g);
  if(pxs==0) return;
  height=h; width=w;
 }

 ~Image(){free(pxs);}

 T& v(int h, int w)
   {return *(pxs+w+h*width);}

 int fill (T& color)
 {u32 x, y;
  if(pxs==0) R 0;
  for(x=0; x<height; ++x)
    {for(y=0; y<width; ++y)
             (*this).v(x,y)=color;
    }
  R 1;
 }

 int fill1(T& color)
 {u32 x, end;
  T *p;
  if(pxs==0) R 0;
  p=pxs;
  end=height*width;
  for(x=0; x<end; ++x, ++p)
          *p=color;
  R 1;
 }

class Indexer{
 public:
 T* data;
 Indexer(T* dat) : data(dat){}
 T& operator[](int x){return data[x];}
};

 // img[y] is Indexer
 // img[y][x] is *&T
 Indexer operator[](int y)
   {return Indexer(pxs+y*width);}

};

struct Color3d{f32 r, g, b;};
struct Color3d1{f64 r, g, b;};

int main(void)
{Color3d1 h={0.78373, 0.1383, 1-0.78373-0.1383};
Image<Color3d1> g(768, 1024);

cout << "Inizio\n";
if(g.pxs==0)
   {cout << "Error\n"; return 0;}

g.fill1(h);
cout << "(r,g,b)==(" << g.v(0,0).r << ", "
                     << g.v(0,0).g << ", "
                     << g.v(767,1024).b << ")\n";
cout << "g[767][1024].b==" << g[767][1024].b << "\n";
cout << "g[767][1023].b==" << g[767][1023].b << "\n";
cout << "end\n";
R 0;
}
--------
Size=18874368
Inizio
(r,g,b)==(0.78373, 0.1383, 0)
g[767][1024].b==0
g[767][1023].b==0.07797
end