Hi,
So I am a very novice programmer, and have never tried to do this before.
I need a tripd define the x,y and z components of a vector.
Code:
vij2.fx = ri[0].fx - pos2.fx;
vij2.fy = ri[0].fy - pos2.fy;
vij2.fz = ri[0].fz - pos2.fz;
vij3.fx = ri[0].fx - pos3.fx;
vij3.fy = ri[0].fy - pos3.fy;
vij3.fz = ri[0].fz - pos3.fz;
vij4.fx = ri[0].fx - pos4.fx;
vij4.fy = ri[0].fy - pos4.fy;
vij4.fz = ri[0].fz - pos4.fz;
I have everything declared as a tripd, but it seems like it would be infinitly more efficient to do a tripd/array combo.
Code:
for (k = 2; k < 5; k++)
{
vij[k].fx = ri[0].fx - pos[k].fx;
vij[k].fy = ri[0].fy - pos[k].fy;
vij[k].fz = ri[0].fz - pos[k].fz;
}
The question is can I do this, I thought it would be easier to ask here rather than deal with a five page compiler error in Unix.
Thanks
Rachael