Hardwired's Mathematica

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I created this library in 2001. Back then, I really needed a couple of math routines to work with series... after a couple of weeks, I finishing this. Maybe finish is not the right term, because I never got to properly test all of it.

In this library, you will find a lot of algebra, trigonometry, distributions, differentials, integrals and more. To use all these routines, just include hmathematica\hmathematica.h and add the generated hmathematica.lib into your project.

...and Out!

Not many of you need something like this... only if you work at some NASA-like places, but in this case you probably are some genius and don't need this.

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10^th August, 2005: Initial post

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This article, along with any associated source code and files, is licensed under The Code Project Open License (CPOL)

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Programming C\C++ since 1995. Live to code another day! Smile | :)

. Basicly I code anything in C/C++ with API, Platform SDK, Windows DDK, ODBC, OpenGL SDK, DirectX SDK, etc.

For the last six years(starting with 1999) I worked as freelancer.
In 2003 I have co-founded ICode&Ideas SRL, Romania, focusing on security software solutions (Project Manager and Lead Developer of Prisma Firewall).
Starting with 2005 I am the founder and president of Inocentric SRL, Romania.

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Why a so poor article ?

emilio_grv

22:12 10 Aug '05

I don't really understand the reasons for a so poorly documented article.
OK: about math there's few thing to say: if someone doesn't know certain concept, may be the case to read a math book, not an article.

But about coding...
I gave a look to the code. I don't really understand the need for a MFC project for a thing that is nothing more then a collection of headers where all functions are inlined. The only cpp file contains nothing more than an empty CWinApp.

Also, all header contains the function definitions, but no "inline" directive is present. In this case, if a same header goes to be included in more than a single translation unit (cpp file) of a same executable(in a NASA-like app, that's common Smile | :)

) the linker will find multiple symbols, issuing liker errors.

In other words:

what are the reasons for an MFC DLL for this kind of libraries ?
why not a static library or even a pure "inline" library ?
Is there any particular reason to have only "functions" and not "classes" th handle interrelated elements?
why not using namespaces or other language features '

Any of this point may have different anwars that can be good or bad depending on the cases. In any of those cases your code require to be "restructured" to fit the needs, but you specifically prohibited it.

Moral:
5 for the math
3 for code engineering
1 for the article.

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65534 bugs found.
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Re: Why a so poor article ?

Nitron

3:30 11 Aug '05

Very constructive reply, Emilio! ~Nitron. `ññòòïðïðB A start`
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Re: Why a so poor article ?

Hardwired

3:52 11 Aug '05

Hello,

Sorry for the delay.

I've made it mfc, because back than i probably considered that is the fastest way to do it. I've posted this article not to use it like it is... because it's not tested and it will not be updated... it's for those who really need to compute a more complex calculation and don't know how to implement it. So, they will probably take the code, not the .lib, and take what they need form there. That's why I didn't placed any binaries.

I'm sorry if you wanted to use it and had problems compiling it. Most likely I will never update this article - no time.

Thank you,
Andrei CIUBOTARU [Hardwired]

"Prisma Firewall" Project Manager
ICodeIdeas SRL Romania
hardwired@icode.ro
http://www.icode.ro/

President of Inocentric SRL, Romania
office@inocentric.com
http://www.inocentric.com/

Re: Why a so poor article ?

Jim Crafton

14:49 11 Aug '05

Hardwired wrote:
Most likely I will never update this article - no time.

Then why on earth did you post such a half assed job of it? The whole point of posting these things is not to just dump a random collection of code but to actually write some sort article *plus* source code. Your topic could have been really interesting, I know that why I clicked on it, and I was really disapointed at the complete lack of effort in it.

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Re: Why a so poor article ?

emilio_grv

20:52 11 Aug '05

taken from any of your headers

<small>
Title:      Distributions
// Decription: The following function are implementations
//             of the mathematical distributions problems.
//             The algorithms coded inhere are useing the
//             most errorless formulas for solveing the
//             mathematical problems.
//
// License: hdistributions.h is part of HMathematica library.
//          HMathematica is a free library for home users.
//          For other purposes use, please,contact me at
//          the email address listed above.
//
// Author comment: Please contact me for any bugs and/or errors.
//                 If you have any sugestions for other things
//                 that should be implemented in this library or
//                 regarding the algorithms that have been used,
//                 again, please contact me; and if I will have
//                 the time maybe I implement them.
// Author request: If you are a user of this library, please, do 
//                 not make any changes to it, without my approval.
//                 Just send me an email and will discuss this.
</small>

How can I conjugate that disclaymer with your above post, in particular:
Hardwired wrote:
So, they will probably take the code, not the .lib, and take what they need form there.
????

It seems you approve by default, but why put such a disclaimer ...
I'm still much more convicing that disclaimer are just ... bullsh*ts!

2 bugs found.
> recompile ...
65534 bugs found.
D'Oh! | :doh: