| 
sl++ 
 
The Scientific Library (named sl++) is a C++ object oriented library
which tries to answer to a growing demand for a free, fast, easy to use
and powerful numerical library. sl++ is composed of modules specialized
in various fields of numerical computations. Each new module extends the
possibilities of the library. The list of included modules and sub-modules
is (future modules are in italic):
 
- 
algebra provides advanced matrix operators and structures.
 
-  complex provides full arithmetic on complexes.
 
-  filter will provide various kind of adaptive filters.
 
-  fixed will provide fixed point arithmetic.
 
-  matrix provides basic matrix operators.
 
-  banded provides banded matrix structure.
 
-  colmajor provides dense column major matrix structure.
 
-  constant provides constant matrix structure.
 
-  diagonal provides diagonal matrix structure.
 
-  rowmajor provides dense row major matrix structure.
 
-  sss provides sparse symmetric skyline matrix structure.
 
-  symmetric provides dense symmetric matrix structure.
 
-  tensor3 provides 3D dense matrix structure.
 
-  triang provides dense lower and upper triangular matrix structures.
 
-  tvector provides dense vector matrix structure (vectors are a subset
of matrices).
 
 
-  noise will provide various kind of noise generators.
 
-  plot will provide features for plotting matrices (requires
gnuplot).
 
-  quaternion provides full arithmetic on quaternions.
 
-  spectral will provide discrete Fourier transform and related
operators (requires fftw).
 
 
  | 
| 
Current Version:   0.0.6
 
License Type:   GPL
 
  | 
| 
Home Site:
 http://home.cern.ch/~ldeniau/html/sl++.html
 
Source Code Availability:
  Yes
Available Binary Packages:
 
 
- Debian Package:   No
 - RedHat RPM Package:   No
 - Other Packages:   No
  
Targeted Platforms:
  C++ Platforms
Software/Hardware Requirements:
  C++ Compiler (egcs has been used to develop and test sl++), GNUPLOT
  | 
| 
Other Links:
 None
 
Mailing Lists/USENET News Groups:
  See Home Site for Mailing List information
User Comments:
 
See A Screen Shot? (Not Yet)
 
  |