Re: matlab,octave clone in java. JMathLib

[James R. Phillips]

The current scilab roadmap at www.scilab.org shows that version 5 is to
be coded primarily in java.  Not due for about a year though - nothing
available to download yet that I can see.  



Java is looking like possibly a good choice for open source math
software, with Sun moving toward gpl2 licensing for it.  The scilab
license will be less free than the java it is coded in!  I hope that
may change in the future.



I don't know whether underlying fortran libraries like lapack or atlas can be 
linked with it.



Jim Phillips

----- Original Message ----
From: Stefan Mueller <address@hidden>
To: address@hidden
Sent: Saturday, November 11, 2006 9:30:39 AM
Subject: matlab,octave clone in java. JMathLib

Dear everybody,

I am working on a matlab, octave, scilab clone written purely in java.

It is called JMathLib and can be found at

http://mathlib.sourceforge.net

It can be downloaded as class-files or as a windows installer.

One of my goals is to be able to use octave script files within 
JMathLib, I already made some progress, but there is still a lot to do.


If you are looking for some nice project, please join. Any help is 
appreciated.

With kind regards,
   Stefan


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