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tiddwaylll
Last Activity: Aug 20 '08, 01:15 PM
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  • Where to Find: .NET C# Numerical Library - Free and Easy to Implement

    Hi Hi,

    I am looking for a easy and free numerical library to implement. More important is to be free haha.

    The language/framework is in C#.NET.

    If you know of any, please point me in the right direction.


    EDIT : I am looking specifically for numerical integration and differentiation . Less on the linear algebra side.Thanks!

    Thanks
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  • tiddwaylll
    started a topic Graphing API for .NET (specifically C#)
    in .NET

    Graphing API for .NET (specifically C#)

    Hi,

    I am looking for a grid API. Preferably 3D. Its for a maths grid, Cartesian type. For example, I can add objects to points on the grid and find out the distances from each point to another point. Does anyone know of something like that?

    Thanks in advance
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  • How to convert to visual basic from old qbasic?

    Hi,

    I have a huge program written in old BASIC. In fact I don't really know what flavour its written in, looks like qbasic I think.

    I don't need to know what the program does, I just need to run it. It runs perfectly fine on powerbasic DOS 3.0 . But I dont have powerbasic and I dont want to buy it either.

    But I do have MS Visual Studio .NET 2008.
    And I created a console application, which pointed...
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  • tiddwaylll
    started a topic C matrix does funny things
    in C

    C matrix does funny things

    I once had a matrix working like this

    matrix[20][2]

    So, since its indexed with 0, I used them as matrix[i][0] or matrix[i][1].

    Then the other day, I forgot the 0 index, and used matrix[i][2].

    And it worked perfectly fine! And worse so, the program didn't work anymore when I revert that back to matrix[i][1]. Also matrix[i][0] now had ridiculous values inside.

    More importantly,...
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  • tiddwaylll
    replied to Modifying type precision
    in C
    Thanks for the reply.

    I should have thought of the subtraction earlier... But now I know better than to compare doubles precisions without thinking twice.

    Thanks!
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  • tiddwaylll
    started a topic Modifying type precision
    in C

    Modifying type precision

    Hi,

    I need to "cast" a double precision to just two decimal places.
    For example, if I have a precision 1.114688, I want to turn this to 1.11.

    BUT not permanently, just for compare cases.

    The problem is actually comparing two numbers, and I only want an estimate. When I write
    if(a==b)
    then it always gives false, since with that high precision a will never be equal to b....
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