A model of concept MinSphereOfSpheresTraits must provide the following constants, types, predicates and operations.
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specifies the dimension of the spheres you want to
compute the minsphere of.
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is a typedef to to some class representing a sphere.
(The package will compute the minsphere of spheres of type
Sphere.) The type Sphere must provide a copy constructor.
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is a (exact or inexact) field number type. Requirement: Currently, FT must either be double or float, or an exact field number type. (An exact number type is one which evaluates arithmetic expressions involving the four basic operations and comparisions with infinite precision, that is, like in .)
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non-mutable model of the STL
concept ForwardIterator with value type FT. Used
to access the center coordinates of a sphere.
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must typedef to either
CGAL::Tag_true or CGAL::Tag_false. The algorithm
uses (depending on the type
MinSphereOfSpheresTraits::Algorithm) floating-point arithmetic
internally for some intermediate computations. The type
Use_square_roots affects how these calculations are done: When
Use_square_roots is Tag_true, the algorithm computing
the minsphere will perform square-root operations on doubles
and floats where appropriate. On the other hand, if
Use_square_roots is CGAL::Tag_false, the algorithm will
work without doing square-roots. Note: On some platforms the algorithm is much faster when square-roots are disabled (due to lacking hardware support).
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selects the method to compute the minsphere
with. It must typedef to either CGAL::Default_algorithm,
CGAL::LP_algorithm or CGAL::Farthest_first_heuristic.
The recommended choice is the first, which is a synonym to the one
of the other two methods which we consider ``the best in practice.''
In case of CGAL::LP_algorithm, the minsphere will be computed
using the LP-algorithm [MSW92], which in our
implementation has maximal expected running time (in the
number of operations on the number type FT). In case of
CGAL::Farthest_first_heuristic, a simple heuristic will be
used instead which seems to work fine in practice, but comes without
a guarantee on the running time. For an inexact number type
FT we strongly recommend CGAL::Default_algorithm, or, if
you want, CGAL::Farthest_first_heuristic, since these handle
most degeneracies in a satisfying manner. Notice that this
compile-time flag is taken as a hint only. Should one of the
methods not be available anymore in a future release, then the
default algorithm will be chosen.
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returns the radius of sphere s. Postcondition: The returned number is greater or equal to . | ||
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returns an iterator referring to the first of the D Cartesian coordinates of the center of s. |