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Example Defining Atomic Functions: Third Generation

Contents
atomic_three_get_started.cppGetting Started with Atomic Functions: Example and Test
atomic_three_norm_sq.cppAtomic Euclidean Norm Squared: Example and Test
atomic_three_tangent.cppTan and Tanh as User Atomic Operations: Example and Test
atomic_three_base2ad.cppbase2ad with Atomic Operations: Example and Test
atomic_three_reciprocal.cppReciprocal as an Atomic Operation: Example and Test
atomic_three_mat_mul.cppUser Atomic Matrix Multiply: Example and Test

Input File: example/atomic_three/atomic_three.omh