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The thing is that in some cases I will have to look at matrices of size 120x120 and there will be 12 of those (instead of just a matrix A). For example I will have to look first for the minimum and maximum out of the diagonal of those 12 matrices not including the ones in the matrix B.

Matrix B actually has four columns, the first two used as stated before, the third shows the machine or number of matrix A and the last will count how many more iterations that will be there.

So making a copy would take too much space in this case. However if that is the only way it can be done then I guess I will just have to go that way.