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MatrixC++
MatrixC++ is a lightweight matrix library developed in C++
MatrixC++ is a lightweight matrix library developed in C++. MatrixC++ is designed to help solve engineering and math problems requiring vectors and matrices. MatrixC++ is OS independent and is as portable as we can make it. MatrixC++ supports overloaded operators, links with Lapack, and includes functions to facilitate porting from Octave type matrix scripting languages to C++. -
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MathFu
C++ math library developed primarily for games focused on simplicity
MathFu is a small, header-only C++ math library optimized for games and real-time graphics on mobile and desktop. It provides fixed-size vector, matrix, and quaternion types with APIs that mirror the operations you actually use in inner loops—dot, cross, normalize, transforms, and projections. 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... -
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Mathniac is a computer algebra system and a small, portable C++ library with symbolic math capabilities. Features: - Symbolic math with multivariable functions and expresions. - Symbolic derivation. - Matrix algebra, etc...
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