
Latest version at the time of writing ) will not work unmodifiedĪn arbitrary precision package by David H. Note: mpfs-0.9 (last updated in 2006, and the Library, an experiment in stochastic lazy floating-point arithmetic, from Library for the arithmetic of univariate polynomials over arbitrary precision (code generators for the math library and beyond). (computational algebra and plot system / interval computations library), by
#Eigenmath 1.3 software
Improving the accuracy of floating-point expressions.Īrithmetic in C++ implementation from Norbert Müller (University ofįractions toolkit libcff (no longer maintained),Ī C++ implementation of the preliminary IEEE P1788Ī software system devoted to supporting research in algebraic geometry andĬomputer algebra system via the RS library, since version 11 Optional arbitrary-precision arithmetic).
#Eigenmath 1.3 free
GDB optionally uses MPFR to emulate target floating-point arithmetic ( documentation).Ī free computer algebra system, by Bernard Parisse.Numerical programs, by Guillaume Melquiond. Tool developed and used internally at theĪ tool intended to help verifying and formally proving properties on (Computational Geometry Algorithms Library).Ī C++ template library for linear algebra, via Using reachability analysis for nonlinear hybrid automata.
#Eigenmath 1.3 verification
Library, dedicated to the static analysis of the numerical variablesĪrbitrary-precision floating-point ball arithmetic, developed byĪ C++ library for formal verification of cyber-physical systems, Implements multiple-precision linear algebra using (exact real numbers via Cauchy sequences and MPFR). (supporting arbitrary precision thanks to MPFRĪ set of Haskell packages for exact real number computation:

Ordinary General Public License, the Lesser GPL enablesĭevelopers of non-free programs to use MPFR
#Eigenmath 1.3 license
This license guarantees your freedom to share and change The library has been registered in France by the GPL), version 3 or later (2.1 or later for Lesser General Public License ( GNU Lesser

It copies the good ideas fromĭouble-precision floating-point arithmetic (53-bit significand). Library for multiple-precision floating-point computation which is bothĮfficient and has a well-defined semantics. (Lyon, France) respectively see more on the MPFR has continuously been supported by the Multiple-precision floating-point computations with correct rounding. Note: to post to the list, you cannot use the web interface, just send a mail to mpfr at (and please, for a new thread, do not reply to an existing message changing the subject is not sufficient). Mailing-list for users and developers.Mailing-list for announces (moderated).Try MPFR online, thanks to Tomonori Kouya.


