Re: [sc-users] linear algebra (2D and 3D)

[LFSaw <lfsaw@xxxxxxxx>]

Hey,

sorry, a bit too late I guess… but for the records:

SETObject (SETO quark) has some code in it to do homogene transforms  
in 2d/3d.
Search for
	SETObject:homogeneMat
	SETObject:transformPoint

I implemented it directly into SETObject, because of the lack of a  
proper implementation of this.
A language binding to a vector library would be really cool.[1]

Anyhow, just if someone is willing to spend nights of coding on this…

lg
	Till

[1] as it was discussed here:
	<http://www.nabble.com/Re:-Re:-libLapack,-libBlas-td20002074.html>

On 09.03.2009, at 15:04, stefan kersten wrote:

> On 08.03.2009 6:01 Uhr, b wrote:
> > numbPy has matrix and algebra modules, is there a python api for sc?
>
> thanks for all the suggestions! calling octave or python in this  
> case would be too much overhead, i think i'll have to get my hands  
> dirty after all ;) the Matrix class in MathLib is certainly useful ...
>
> <sk>
>
>
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