statically checked, but still runtime-determined, matrix sizes can be done in Scala. Doing specialized implementations would require bytecode magic, though.
case class Dim(size: Int)
trait Matrix[X <: Dim with Singleton, Y <: Dim with Singleton] {
def *[Z <: Dim with Singleton](other: Matrix[Y, Z]):Matrix[X, Z] = ???
}
object Matrix {
def apply[X <: Dim with Singleton, Y <: Dim with Singleton](x: X, y: Y):Matrix[X,Y] = ???
}
val x = Dim(100)
val y = Dim(readFromFile(...))
val z = Dim(37)
val A = Matrix[x.type, y.type](x, y)
val B = Matrix[y.type, z.type](y, z)
A * A // compile error
A * B // ok
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statically checked, but still runtime-determined, matrix sizes can be done in Scala. Doing specialized implementations would require bytecode magic, though.