C++ Multiprecision Arithmetic Library / News: Recent posts

It looks like I finally figured out some of this stuff :)
New version uses proper namespacing, autotools, libtool and decent class stratification.
Oh yeah, the parser actually works right now!

Right now, all of the work is going into CVS, so if you want to see the latest changes, check out the CVS tree.
The next release has an autoconf script, correct precision arguments for MPFs (whoops!), and a few here-and-there bugfixes.

I've masterfully created a horribly-organized GUI with <a href="http://wxwindows.org/">wxWindows</a>, reorganized the parser to have more OO-friendly and fixed a few bugs here-and-there.
My computar is b0rked, and I'm away from home, so the release won't be until mid-January.

Docs are being written, the classes are reorganized, and accuracy bugs in the trig and exponentials are fixed.

I don't want to upload a new version until the docs are writeen, so please be patient

As soon as I decypher the explicit pi function and logarithms I'm doing a 1.0, and that's all there is too it.

Documentation too...

I would be very appriciative of anyone who could help me with logarithm and trigonometric functions, by actually writing base functions, helping me with algorithms, or just pointing me in the right direction to finding this information.

I just fixed a few annoying bugs in basic string handling, and got down to work on the string parsing function.
Order-of-operations should now work like it is supposed to (yay again!).

Just getting used to Sourceforge and uploaded the first 0.99 beta release.