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Given that sizes are fixed, I'ld use Brdline, tokenize, and atof.
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hi, all!

I'm trying to read-in a matrix of floats, rows separated by
newline, columns by blanks:

0.000026 0.000019 0.000003 ... 0.000051
0.000022 0.000059 0.000003 ... 0.000033
0.000024 0.000011 0.000053 ... 0.000021
...

my idea is to use s_read_line() and s_parse(),
or am I [completely] wrong? Or is Brdline() and strtok() the way?
I usually look how others write code, however, i haven't
grepped much of those from /sys/src/cmd...
so, if somebody could just push me the right direction.
thanks, regards,

++pac.

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