Thanks for the nice code!
I see that the project (NumericalRecipesCSharp.csproj) contains a reference to a project called OpenSourcePhysics. In addition, I am getting a compiler error because "Complex" is missing.
Where can I get the missing pieces (OpenSourcePhysics)?
I searched the Internet and found http://www.opensourcephysics.org/, but that is focused on educational software and offering an Eclipse/Java environment, so it doesn't look like what I need here.
Thanks,
Tom
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I might have found my own solution for this.
I replaced
using opensourcephysics.numerics;
by
using System.Numerics;
That required a reference to system.numerics.dll in the .Net framework.
Compilation works, and if the type Complex is compatible, then the code should work as well.
If you would like to refer to this comment somewhere else in this project, copy and paste the following link:
Hi,
Thanks for the nice code!
I see that the project (NumericalRecipesCSharp.csproj) contains a reference to a project called OpenSourcePhysics. In addition, I am getting a compiler error because "Complex" is missing.
Where can I get the missing pieces (OpenSourcePhysics)?
I searched the Internet and found http://www.opensourcephysics.org/, but that is focused on educational software and offering an Eclipse/Java environment, so it doesn't look like what I need here.
Thanks,
Tom
I might have found my own solution for this.
I replaced
using opensourcephysics.numerics;
by
using System.Numerics;
That required a reference to system.numerics.dll in the .Net framework.
Compilation works, and if the type Complex is compatible, then the code should work as well.