Are there any mathematical libraries available?
A1. See Numerical Procedures in Modula-2 — authorized translation of Numerical recipes in Pascal from PolyWare (Klara Vancso): klarav@telic.nl (work) OR k.vancso@tip.nl (home) The CD-ROM has the Modula-2 sources. See http://www.nr.com Note that sources given in this book are of the “quick and dirty” variety and cannot be sold as such, only in compiled form. A2. LMathLib is a library that defines a number of mathematical functions for Modula 2 programs. Unlike other libraries of the same kind, LMathLib patches the Modula 2 compiler. All library functions are inlined as assembler code for the Floating Point Unit. This results in faster code compared to the traditional solution with subroutine calls. Due to this machine dependent technique, you can use the library ONLY with the (free) GMD Modula System Mocka for Linux on INTEL based machines. You can get the LMathLib library via anonymous ftp from ftp://tee-1.tee.uni-essen.de/pub/Mocka/(132.252.131.33) Documentation is included. A3. MATH
A1. See Numerical Procedures in Modula-2 — authorized translation of Numerical recipes in Pascal from PolyWare (Klara Vancso): klarav@telic.nl (work) OR k.vancso@tip.nl (home) The CD-ROM has the Modula-2 sources. See http://www.nr.com Note that sources given in this book are of the “quick and dirty” variety and cannot be sold as such, only in compiled form. A2. LMathLib is a library that defines a number of mathematical functions for Modula 2 programs. Unlike other libraries of the same kind, LMathLib patches the Modula 2 compiler. All library functions are inlined as assembler code for the Floating Point Unit. This results in faster code compared to the traditional solution with subroutine calls. Due to this machine dependent technique, you can use the library ONLY with the (free) GMD Modula System Mocka for Linux on INTEL based machines. You can get the LMathLib library via anonymous ftp from ftp://tee-1.tee.uni-essen.de/pub/Mocka/(132.252.131.33) Documentation is included. A3. MATH
