I&#39;m trying to execute parallel operations on a ublas matrix. I&#39;m assuming the ublas libraries are already written to take advantage of multi-threading, but if not I&#39;ll have to rethink my approach.<br><br>I would like to execute over both dimensions of the matrix. I have attempted to do this using both BOOST_FOREACH from boost::foreach and for_each from boost::lambda::lambda. Ideally, I would also have access to the position of the current element so I can run comparisions to adjacent elements.<br>
<br>boost::lambda::lambda looks really powerful, but I can&#39;t really wrap my head around it. I&#39;m not even sure if it&#39;s suited for what I&#39;m trying to do. Ultimately, I&#39;m trying to do a threaded implementation of some image processing algorithms (erosion, shape matching, etc) and ublas looked like a good, high-level approach.<br>
<br>Thanks,<br>Paul<br>