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...Both implementations are SparsePOP which does not use MATLAB, but only C++. In particular, SparsePOPC++-windows contains a binary file which works on Windows, and does not require to compile.

...It uses another project of mine for random number generation (glhlib - Graphics Library Helper). I also added a JAVA version. The Java version is written with NetBeans. I assume you can get yourself any IDE and compile the .JAVA file. It runs on Windows, Linux, Mac OSX, whatever.

...Implementations are carefully tuned to leverage SIMD instruction sets such as SSE and NEON while preserving a clean fallback path for portability. Because types are fixed at compile time, the compiler can aggressively inline and unroll code, producing predictable performance and tiny binaries. The design emphasizes minimal dependencies and clear ownership so the library can be embedded into engines without dragging in heavyweight frameworks. It fits equally well in rendering math, physics helpers, animation blending, and camera control logic where determinism and speed matter.

Project consist of a WinForm to modify Mumps source files in order to compile and use them under the 64-bit or 32-bit windows environment and to create necessary VS 2010 projects/solution to compile the source code. On the code tab you can find the sample Mumps solver solution with 6 projects. Two projects are a mumps wrapper library - dynamic and static. And other four projects are testing projects - two are C++ (linking static or dynamic wrapper library) and two are C (again linking static or dynamic library). ...

...To this moment, only signed-integer and unsigned-integer are completed for little-endain architecture. Any compiler that support c++03 or c++11 can successfully compile MathX. Refer to README for more information.

A simple program to calculate weighted averages. It is developed in C++ using Qt. So far I tried to compile it only on Linux. It can also generate a graph of the data and the average, using gnuplot.

ViennaMath provides a symbolic math kernel which can be used either for compile-time processing, or for run-time evaluation. Unlike other symbolic math implementations, ViennaMath aims at providing a fast math layer for use with numerical methods such as the finite element method (cf. ViennaFEM)

Experimental C++ library for performing optimized fixed-point operations using types of differing sizes and precisions. Requires C++0x extensions.

EngLab is a cross-compile mathematical platform with a C like syntax to be used by both engineers and users with small programming knowledge. It also enables the user and community to easily compile their own functions as shared objects.

A quick and simple solver for 2x2 equation's system using Gauss-Jordan algorithm. Written in C++.

The aim of this project is to create a series of User Defined Functions, for MySQL servers. (Formerly known as MySQL/Scientific)

Provides a C++ type-safe mechanism to deal with various units of measure. It prevents many units-related run-time errors (such as mistakenly mixing feet and meters) by catching them at compile time. The library includes scalar, 2D, and 3D vectors.

This Tiny Vector and Matrix template library uses Meta and Expression Templates to evaluate results at compile time, thus making it fast for low-end systems. Temporaries are avoided because of this. The dimensions are static and bounded at compile time.

Psi is a library of arbitrary dimensional C++ arrays. Easily customised without rewriting or copying. Dimensions can be specified at compile time or at run time. Psi arrays are proper objects and include arithmetic operations etc. Boost License.

Console based application which should compile on any system supporting c++. Includes calculations like blood alcohol content, 1/4 mile run, liter conversion, etc.