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From: tej@world.std.com (Thomas E Janzen)
Subject: Re: Fuzzy C++ example from CUJ Nov 93 improved
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Organization: The World Public Access UNIX, Brookline, MA
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Date: Tue, 29 Aug 1995 01:43:03 GMT
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In article <DDxtx4.HEy@world.std.com>,
Thomas E Janzen <tej@world.std.com> wrote:
>I have improved the example in my article C++ class for fuzzy logic
>in C Users Journal November 93.  The code is more modern, influenced by 
>using the STL yet.  The code is no longer all in one file, but is in 
>
>If you are interested in this code, tell me the first sentence of the 
>original article and say so.

I only asked for this to avoid answering too many questions from someone 
not familiar with the article (which isn't that deep anyway), and other 
concerns for derived works and having sold the earlier version.

If you don't know the first sentence, make one up.

The library is only a fuzzy scalar, fuzzy vector (set), fuzzy matrix 
(associative memory), and trapezoid membership. no big whoop.
But I hate to see it go to waste.  Also it has no exceptions because 
neither does gcc 2.6.3.

 >
>-- 
>Tom Janzen - tej@world.std.com USA Distributed Real-Time Data Acquisition S/W
>for Scientists and Engineers using POSIX, C, C++, X, Motif, Graphics, Audio
>If you want it done, plan it; if you want it done right, spec it.


-- 
Tom Janzen - tej@world.std.com USA Distributed Real-Time Data Acquisition S/W
for Scientists and Engineers using POSIX, C, C++, X, Motif, Graphics, Audio
If you want it done, plan it; if you want it done right, spec it.
