NumExp

NumExp is a family of open-source applications for numeric computation. When it was created, the idea was to make a powerfull tool like Mathematica. Now, we know this is almost impossible without more open-source hackers. Meanwhile, we are trying to make, at least, an usefull tool!

It is based on a server with the NumExp core functionalities. This server comunicates with potencial clients using a simple Corba interface.

For help use the mailing list numexp-discuss. For bug reports use our bug-tracking system (numexp-core, gnumexp). Sometimes you will find us hanging out at the #numexp IRC channel on irc.gimp.org.

News

numexp-core 0.17.1 available
2008-05-08 13:13
A new package of numexp-core is available both as debian packages and source code. It is mainly a bug-fixes releases. If you are experiencing problems with 0.17, try upgrading. Thanks!
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numexp-core 0.17 debian packages
2008-04-23 13:32
Thanks to David we now have packages for debian unstable. A major package with the kernel, and two auxiliary packages with modules. Go get them while them are still fresh.
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numexp-core 0.17 is released in the wild!
2008-04-20 08:48
This release includes the following improvements:
- All functions work with the mpfr library.
- New gsl numerical integration functions.
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numexp-core-0.16.1
2007-07-24 13:03
Release soon, release often. News include mostly bug fixes and debugging messages removed.
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numexp-core 0.16.0 is out
2007-07-22 06:38
Do you ever wanted to know if a number is prime? Do you want to factorize integers quickly? Then this release is for you! Go and get it!
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