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I need assign values in M (a variable type Mat) with values CV_32FC1 (float), but is long time at size of 10000x10000. i.e:

for (i=0 ; i < rows; i++)
for (j=0 ; j < cols; j++)
...build variable NEW_VALUE for indexes i, j
M.at<float>(i,j) = NEW_VALUE
}

the code above required 1 second aprox. Other form I see, is defining a union (copy bytes):

typedef union{float _float; uchar _uchar[4];} Bits;
...
Bits bits;
float new_value;
for (i=0 ; i<rows; i++)<br=""> for (j=0 ; j<cols; j+="4){&lt;br"> ...//build variable new_value for indexes i, j
bits._float = new_value;
M.data[i * cols + j] = bits._uchar[0];
M.data[i * cols + j+1] = bits._uchar[1];
M.data[i * cols + j+2] = bits._uchar[2];
M.data[i * cols + j+3] = bits._uchar[3];
}

That is much faster that first. But not working. I tried doing:

memcpy(&M.data[i * cols + j], bits._uchar[0], 1);
memcpy(&M.data[i * cols + j+1], bits._uchar[1], 1);
...

But not working. And:

memcpy(&M.at<float>(i,j), bits._uchar, 4);

is very slow also. I need to know how to copy the bytes of the new_value correctly within of M.

I need assign values in M (a variable type Mat) with values CV_32FC1 (float), but is long time at size of 10000x10000. i.e:

for (i=0 ; i < rows; i++)  

for (j=0 ; j < cols; j++)
 j++)
 ...build variable NEW_VALUE for indexes i, j
 j
 M.at<float>(i,j) = NEW_VALUE 

}
NEW_VALUE
}

typedef union{float _float; uchar _uchar[4];} Bits;

...
 Bits;
...
Bits bits;
 bits;
float new_value;
 new_value;
for (i=0 ; i<rows; i++)<br="">
i++)
 for (j=0 ; j<cols; j+="4){&lt;br">
j+=4){
 ...//build variable new_value for indexes i, j
 j
 bits._float = new_value;

M.data[i * new_value;
M.data[i ** cols + j] = bits._uchar[0];

M.data[i * bits._uchar[0];
M.data[i ** cols + j+1] = bits._uchar[1];

M.data[i * bits._uchar[1];
M.data[i ** cols + j+2] = bits._uchar[2];

M.data[i * bits._uchar[2];
M.data[i ** cols + j+3] = bits._uchar[3];

}
bits._uchar[3];
}

memcpy(&M.data[i * ** cols + j], bits._uchar[0], 1);
 1);
memcpy(&M.data[i * ** cols + j+1], bits._uchar[1], 1);

...
1);
...

memcpy(&M.at<float>(i,j), bits._uchar, 4);
4);