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- From: mich@pbinet.com
- Newsgroups: comp.lang.c
- Subject: Re: Math Functions
- Date: 24 Feb 1996 21:38:10 GMT
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- In <4f7m6m$b4j@server1.ctc.com>, cunning@CTC.COM (Matt Cunningham) writes:
- >I'm trying to find out if I can do matrix math using C. I am working on the
- >SGI platform (Irix 5.3) and I want to know if I can do complex numbers,
- >define matrices, take the determinant of matrices etc. Any ideas of if I
- >can do this and how?
-
- Many installations come with advanced math routines, look through your header
- files for names like 'complex.h', etc, then look at the header for protoypes, which
- is probably the best guide to using them. I do most of my program authoring on
- dos machines, using both borland and microsoft enviroments, and both are capable
- of using complex math. I'd be surprised if GNU C didn't have a complex math
- package. Look at your headers...
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