Hi Francois, I guess this depends pretty much on the use-case. But if you don't find ODE.jl suitable, it is certainly a good excercise to start your own package. I wouldn't use Numerical Recipes though, their license is IMO too restrictive. Have a look at Hairer & Wanner's books (Solving Ordinary Differential Equations I + II) and at Hairer's website which has a lot of resources.
Happy coding, Alex. On Thursday, 23 April 2015 23:13:17 UTC+2, François Fayard wrote: > Hi Alex, > > I've looks at ODE.jl which is still a small package. I don't like the API at > all as it prevents way too many applications as discussed in the "issues" : > you can't get dense output and you can't stop at a given event. An ode solver > library really needs an "object" that contains its state that you use when > you ask for a value at a given point. > > I would like to start from scratch in order to "get it right".
