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From: racine@yunexus.yorku.ca (Jeff Racine)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.c
Subject: IMSL C/Base/library
Summary: Experiences wanted...
Keywords: IMSL C library, user experiences
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Date: 23 Apr 91 14:43:16 GMT
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I recently read an IMSL newsletter about their C/Base/library which is
similar to their Fortran library.

The newsletter states that there are 12 chapters of functionality
including linear systems, eigensystem analysis, interpolation and
approximation, quadrature, differential equations, transforms,
nonlinear equations, optimization, special functions, printing
functions, statistics and random number generation, and utilities. In
addition, variable argument lists are used to simplify calling
sequences and so on.

Question: Has anyone seen/used these libraries? If so, what are your
experiences. I hope there is enough interest on the net for this
topic.

Thanks for your time.


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Jeff Racine        
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racine@yunexus.UUCP