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JMathLib is a small and fast library for interactive mathematical expression evaluation. It is based on TeX, and can be used in any language which
supports TeX documents.
Any programming language can use the functionality of JMathLib, and the interface provides a simple method to create and manipulate mathematical expression
objects.
The user interface runs in any system which can interpret a TeX document, and of course, JMathLib is fully documented with the TeX syntax.
The functions of JMathLib are divided into three categories:
– Mathematical functions
– Mathematical constants
– Math extensions (instructions to integrate and derivatives)
An example of the use of the most important functions, is given in the tutorial section.
Using a scripting language with JMathLib is very easy, and the script language is Perl.
JMathLib Installation:
To install JMathLib, use a Perl library manager. I will not provide a manual for the installation of JMathLib.
JMathLib requires the Perl module Image::Magick. It is bundled with libjmath since version 0.0.28 (MATH_VERSION 0.0.28 and higher).
The Perl module Image::Magick can be installed manually by
perl Makefile.PL
perl Makefile.PL
make
make test
make install
The JMathLib install files should be placed in $HOME/.lib/jmath/ (if there isn’t a folder under $HOME/.lib) or $HOME/lib/jmath (if there is
a folder under $HOME/). In the scripts, there is a script for the creation of a folder for the installation.
JMathLib Example:
In this example the function str(1/sqrt(3)) is evaluated.
numeric values can be evaluated by declaring them. double or float as a type for numeric values.
Notice that parentheses are automatically closed after the call of a function in the next statement. For example:
p=-5; if(numeric(p)) { printf(«0.0»); }
A = 1+2;
B = sqrt(A);
numeric(C);
printf(«value of A is %f, and of B is %f»,A,B)
When using the function str() in a script, parentheses must be closed:
str(1/sqrt(3))
Notice that the functions str
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JMathLib Torrent Download is designed to be a simple and easy-to-learn package for evaluating mathematical expressions.
It is certainly not intended to be a full-featured mathematical library.
If you want a fully featured library, use MathBasic or MathWorks Mathematica.
JMathLib is a simple and easy-to-learn package for evaluating mathematical expressions.
It is certainly not intended to be a full-featured mathematical library.
If you want a fully featured library, use MathBasic or MathWorks Mathematica.
JMathLib is a simple and easy-to-learn package for evaluating mathematical expressions.
It is certainly not intended to be a full-featured mathematical library.
If you want a fully featured library, use MathBasic or MathWorks Mathematica.
The following is an overview of the capabilities of JMathLib.
Input-Output
To create a link to your script file: (1) Close JMathLib, (2) Right-click on JMathLib, click on JMathLib Options, then click on Link Script File, (3) Select the file, (4) Click on OK.
To call JMathLib functions from your script file: (1) Click the Script Library, (2) Click on New Function, (3) Enter the name, arguments and optional parameters for the function, (4) Type the function in the main text, (5) Click on OK.
To return a value from the script file: (1) Close JMathLib, (2) Click on Script Library, (3) Click on Return.
To print a single value: (1) Close JMathLib, (2) Open the Script Library, (3) Click on Variable, (4) Click on Print, (5) Enter a name, (6) Click on OK.
To display an operator: (1) Close JMathLib, (2) Click on Edit Script Library, (3) Edit the text from the bottom to the top, (4) Click on OK.
To display a constant: (1) Close JMathLib, (2) Click on Edit Script Library, (3) Edit the text from the bottom to the top, (4) Click on OK.
To display a matrix: (1) Close JMathLib, (2) Click on Edit Script Library, (3) Edit the text from the bottom to the
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JMathLib
JMathLib is a library of mathematical functions and its use is based on Matlab, Octave, FreeMat and Scilab.
As with its competitors, the principle is quite simple: you enter in the command line the expression to be evaluated, you send the command and the output is shown (or you can send it to the screen).
The JMathLib is independent of other packages, so you do not need to install the other tools to use them.
JMathLib Features:
The JMathLib works in a simple way
It is open source and free.
It is multiplatform and there are binaries for Windows, Linux and Mac OS.
It can be used interactively or to interpret script files.
It provides as much information as possible for the evaluation, both on the screen and in the log file.
The JMathLib provides all the mathematical functions available in the Matlab, Octave, FreeMat and Scilab.
It also provides simple utilities like word and pages.
In this version of JMathLib all functions returns real results.
Concerning error checking, as much as possible checks are made on each operation, but in case of error, the «Message» command shows the error and the results are returned.
Demo Video:
The script file that you can run it in the jMathLib contains at least the following lines:
Example:
A simple function that returns the square of a number.
Matlab Code:
function sqr(x)
% This function returns the square of a number
% Calling: sqr(2)
if (nargin == 0)
disp(‘Please specify an expression’);
end
z = @(x) x^2;
r = evalin(‘caller’, [z], ‘parsons’);
disp(‘Result is:’);
disp(r);
Example:
A simple function that returns the square of a number
Octave Code:
function sqr(x)
% This function returns the square of a number
% Calling: sqr(2)
if (nargin == 0)
disp(‘Please specify an expression’);
end
z = @(x) x.^2;
r = evalin(‘caller’, [z], ‘pars
What’s New In JMathLib?
JMathLib is a native Win32 C++.dll and.so library providing the most basic mathematical operations on double
precision real and complex numbers.
It can work with primitive and complex numbers and it has the following structure:
– Parent class (MathObject)
– Class (MathFunction), which is responsible for performing the math operation and display
the result as it occurs.
– Class (MathHandler), which handle all the input events and display them.
The MathFunction and MathHandler are implemented in native C++ so you don’t have to write
the code by your own.
IMPORTANT!
JMathLib uses the message passing mechanism of Windows and it is not very efficient with
threads. So, if you are working with large expression and don’t want the performance to be
slowed down, you have to do your own math operations (or call one of the math functions provided
by JMathLib) on one thread and display the results on another. I advise you to avoid multi-threading.
JMathLib documentation:
The documentation for JMathLib is available online.
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JMathLib Software Tools – version 1.0.
Copyright (C) 2009 – 2014 – Xtenov
Updated for Lazarus – 2014.
JMathLib is a software tools useful for developing math related applications.
JMathLib contains the math library functions, a build system, a gui, a command line utility, an expression editor and a scripting engine.
It contains native C++ code and you don’t have to write by yourself.
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What you need:
* Lazarus or FPC
* JMathLib For Windows 7 or Vista or XP (32 or 64 bits)
* JMathLib For Windows 8 or 8.1 (32 or 64 bits)
* Delphi or Java (Works with Delphi and Java 7.1)
* JMathLib Lite Lite for Android (
System Requirements For JMathLib:
Windows 8/Windows 7/ Windows Vista
Pentium
1 GHz Processor or better
32 MB RAM
600 MB Free Hard Drive Space
1024×768 screen resolution
Network Connection
DVD drive
HDD access
2 USB Ports
1 x USB 3.0 port
Mouse & Keyboard
Compatible with 7-inch tablets
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