I overloaded the 'pow' duty to permit for (Complex, int) operation, but in this specific instance I gain an error saying:
no instance of overloaded role "pow" matches the dispute list. Argument species are: (Complex, int)
Here's the pow function definition:
Complex pow(Complex & c, int n) Complex temp;temp = temp.toXY(pow(c.getArg(), n), c.getPhase()*n);return temp;Here's the problem code:
Complex DFTsum(const Complex* x, int N, int k) { //calculate sum x
Complex operator <> (int k) return Complex(cos((2 * PI*k) / N), sin((2 * PI*k) / N));
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· 3 yr. Ago
Complex operator <> (int k) return Complex(cos((2 * PI*k) / N), sin((2 * PI*k) / N)); This role returns a momentary object and also your pow desires a call-by-reference which does not work together.
Either you happen it by copy or const-ref
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· 3 yr. Ago
OT: you recognize there exist a std::complex?
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