SharedMeatAxe  1.0
Data Structures
Here are the data structures with brief descriptions:
 CBitString_t
 Ccf_structTable of constituents
 CCfInfo
 Centry
 CEntry_tA group element
 Cfactor_tInternal representation of a factor
 CFPerm_t
 CFPoly_t
 CGreasedMatrix_tA greased matrix
 CGrExtractionTable_tExtraction table for greasing
 CIntMatrix_t
 CLat_Info
 CLdLattice_tGraphical lattice representation
 CLdNode_tNode in a graphical lattice representation
 CMatRep_t
 CMatrix_tA matrix over a finite field. The Data field is a pointer to the matrix elements, organized as an array of rows. Note that the size of a row (RowSize field) is different from the number of columns because more than one mark can be packed into a byte, and rows are always padded to a multiple of sizeof(long). Both Nor and Noc may be zero. In this case, Data ist still a valid pointer, but the memory block it points to has size zero. The pivot table is optional and can be NULL. Besides the marks, each matrix carries the field order, the number of rows and the number of columns. There is no global field order or row length as at the kernel layer
 CMatrixSet_tA set of matrices
 CMatrixSetElement_tAn element of a matrix set
 CMatrixWindow_tMatrix Window
 CMtxApplication_tApplication data
 CMtxApplicationInfo_tApplication information structure
 CMtxErrorRecord_tRun-time errors
 CMtxFile_tMeatAxe data file object
 CMtxFileInfo_tFile information
 CnodestructA submodule
 CPerm_tA Permutation
 CPoly_t
 CSet_tA Set of Integers. The Set_t structure represents a set of (long) integers. Internally, the set is stored as a sorted list. Insert operations are relatively expensive, especially for large sets. So, if you expect a lot of inserts, the BitString_t data type may be a better choice
 CSpinUpInfo_t
 CStfDataStructured text file
 CStringA dynamic string
 CSvVector_t
 CSymmetrizer_t
 CTkData_t
 CtPivotEntryInternal data structure
 CWgData_tWord Generator Data. This structure is used by the word generator to store the generators and internal data

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