Math library?

Tiddlypeeps · 08 April 2010, 01:16

Is there a math library on the Amiga?
Dunno how I've managed to get this far without needing it, but anyway.
If there is one does it have a square root function?
Dunno if it makes a difference but im programming in C.

Tiddlypeeps · 08 April 2010, 01:21

Nevermind, ignore the above post.

smoorke · 08 April 2010, 01:30

just for the sake of completness

mathtrans.library
mathieeesingtrans.library
mathieeedoubtrans.library
mathieeedoubbas.library

rexxmathlib.library

Leffmann · 08 April 2010, 09:40

If you're still on SAS/C then you can click the SCoptions in your project folder, go to code options, set Math = standard, and Precision = mixed.

Now you can use the standard C math functions in math.h. You get IEEE format math, both float and double precision, and SAS/C links with its own libraries so you're not dependant on the mathxxx.library files.

Tiddlypeeps · 08 April 2010, 17:46

There is no scoptions file in my project folder :/

Leffmann · 08 April 2010, 19:45

If you open the SAS/C folder and then the c folder, you will find a program named scsetup. Run it and select a folder and a name for your project and it will create a new project folder and put the scoptions file in there along with a build and debug script.

08 April 2010, 01:16	#1
Tiddlypeeps Tiddlypeeps Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Ireland Posts: 67	Math library? Is there a math library on the Amiga? Dunno how I've managed to get this far without needing it, but anyway. If there is one does it have a square root function? Dunno if it makes a difference but im programming in C.

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08 April 2010, 01:21	#2
Tiddlypeeps Tiddlypeeps Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Ireland Posts: 67	Nevermind, ignore the above post.

08 April 2010, 01:30	#3
smoorke Registered User Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Ghent/Belgium Age: 43 Posts: 247	just for the sake of completness mathtrans.library mathieeesingtrans.library mathieeedoubtrans.library mathieeedoubbas.library rexxmathlib.library

08 April 2010, 09:40	#4
Leffmann Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Sweden Posts: 2,269	If you're still on SAS/C then you can click the SCoptions in your project folder, go to code options, set Math = standard, and Precision = mixed. Now you can use the standard C math functions in math.h. You get IEEE format math, both float and double precision, and SAS/C links with its own libraries so you're not dependant on the mathxxx.library files.

08 April 2010, 17:46	#5
Tiddlypeeps Tiddlypeeps Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Ireland Posts: 67	There is no scoptions file in my project folder :/

08 April 2010, 19:45	#6
Leffmann Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Sweden Posts: 2,269	If you open the SAS/C folder and then the c folder, you will find a program named scsetup. Run it and select a folder and a name for your project and it will create a new project folder and put the scoptions file in there along with a build and debug script.

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