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CMath for Borland C/C++ (DOS)
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Version
3.0
CMATH is a comprehensive library for complex-number
arithmetics and mathematics, both in cartesian and in
polar coordinates, in single, double, and extended
accuracy.
Superior speed, accuracy and safety are achieved
through the implementation in Assembly language (as
opposed to the compiled or inline C++ code of other
available complex class libraries).
The Pascal and plain-C versions have type-specific
function names (like cf_exp, cd_sin, cf_div), the C++
version additionally overloaded operators and function
names (e.g., exp, sin, operator / ).
The Pascal, plain-C, and C++ functions are all binary
compatible with each other.
All CMATH functions are optimized for
Pentium/PentiumXX, while preserving back-compatibility
to computers down to 386+387.
This version is for the memory model DOS-LARGE
of Borland C++ 3.0 or higher.
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