return glm::make_mat4( float* );Getting 2d into 1d, making GLM::Mat4
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Hi Guys,
I've just hacked this together so I can have a 1D float array of a matrix to pass to
I think you are making things too complicated. Maybe this could help:
// make from one dimensional array
float mymat[16];
glm::mat4 m glm::make_mat4(mymat);
// make from two dimensional array
float mymat[4][4];
glm::mat4 m = glm::make_mat4(&mymat[0][0]);
// if you need to change the ordering
m = glm::transpose(m);
A few side notes:
1) Allocating m_out on the heap is completely unnecessary. new/delete are rather expensive operations you should not use if allocating on the stack works perfectly fine.
2) Setting aside you should not new m_out in the first place, if you do, at least delete[] it. While mixing new[] and delete usually appears to work on MSVC, the standard forbids it and other compilers, like gcc, will blow up in your face.
1) Allocating m_out on the heap is completely unnecessary. new/delete are rather expensive operations you should not use if allocating on the stack works perfectly fine.
2) Setting aside you should not new m_out in the first place, if you do, at least delete[] it. While mixing new[] and delete usually appears to work on MSVC, the standard forbids it and other compilers, like gcc, will blow up in your face.
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