As a side effect of my PhD project I've got a collection of mathematical
classes. I'd be happy to collect them together, tidy them up and donate
them to phobos the authors are interested in including them. Matrices and
vectors in particular get reinvented all the time so I'm sure users of D
will appreciate them being there. Quaternions are probably somewhat more
specialised; they are most often used for representing rotations (they
have different advantages and disadvantages to rotation matrices). I've
also written a solver for cubic equations.
The matrix and vector classes are of the sort where the dimension is known
at compile time and will probably be most useful for modelling geometry.
High dimensional matrices and vectors are probably better left to a
scientific library (I remember there was talk that one might be being
proposed).
Would this sort of functionality be useful for phobos? At the moment, I
can't promise anything, I'm just trying to judge the interest should I
find time to look into it.
Gareth Charnock
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