XNMaths 0.2

XNMaths is an Objective-C framework, designed to help you work with math classes and routines. <br /><br />XNMaths is a small framework which provides some methematical classes and functions in Objective-C.<br />You might want to use it if you need a matrix class in Objective-C and you???*a*?re lazy enought not to use native C arrays with all the pain of pointer arithmetics.<br /><br />It???*a*?s suitable for:<br /> . Drawing 2D function graphs by string expression.<br /> . Drawing surfaces is comming soon. We plan to provide a simple yet powerfull Objective-C interface wrapper to build beautiful, percise scientific graphs/plots really stunning simple.<br /> . Building math function interpolation polynomes (multiple methods are available: lagrange, newton, cubic splines and others are coming soon)<br /> . Solving linear equation systems with really simple Objective-C class model.<br /> . Solving hyperbolic, parabolic, elliptic equations is the killer feature: will be released in a month.<br /><br />It provides:<br /> . XNVector and XNMatrix classes which store data internally as plain c arrays, which is fast.<br /> . XNFunction class which is math function class, which can build a function from expression string using GCMathParser. 2D functions, surfaces (functions of two and more arguments) are coming soon.<br /> . XNFunction also provides methods to build a interpolation of target function by array of points and interpolation methods (Lagrange and Newton are currently supported).<br /> . Plotting capabilities: is uses PLplot library to render 2Dplots. Full support of advanced 3D plotting is coming soon.<br /> . XNMatrix and XNVector class will provide basic linear algebra capabilities really soon, we???*a*?re working hard to wrap Apple???*a*?s Accelerate.framework with it???*a*?s cBLAS and cLAPACK native interfaces.<br /> . Test suite with SENTestingKit, covering XNMatrix, XNVector and most of XNFunction methods.<br /> . It???*a*?s own classes to work with native C types: XNFloat, XNDouble (if i???*a*?ll decide we need to go with it), XN2DPoint, etc. We need it to provide more consistend code. Using CGFloat is just not okay semantically.

Requirements:	No special requirements
Platforms:	Mac, Mac OSX
Keyword:	Arguments,  Array,  Capabilities,  Elliptic,  Equations,  Feature,  Gcmathparser,  Killer,  Lagrange,  Library,  Newton,  Parabolic,  Plotting,  Plplot,  Points,  Supported,  Target,  Xnfunction
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