Along this same line, I have a 'freeware' C Math library called MAPM and it included a batch file that can create the whole lib for you as a ".a" library file. How easy/difficult would this be to use with BMax?
The MAPM library (http://www.tc.umn.edu/~ringx004/mapm-main.html) allows you to do many many math functions with precision up to HUNDREDS of significant digits.
Anyway, MAPM uses strings and pointers to strings to send and get data to and from the library, so my next question is: Once the library is incorporated into Bmax, will Bmax be able to use the MAPM type which is defined in the library or will this have to BMax-i-tized first?
Thanks!
Russell
The MAPM library (http://www.tc.umn.edu/~ringx004/mapm-main.html) allows you to do many many math functions with precision up to HUNDREDS of significant digits.
Anyway, MAPM uses strings and pointers to strings to send and get data to and from the library, so my next question is: Once the library is incorporated into Bmax, will Bmax be able to use the MAPM type which is defined in the library or will this have to BMax-i-tized first?
Thanks!
Russell