OpenEuphoria

Re: Core Euphoria Functions

• Posted by George Orr <gorr at woh.r?.com> Jan 24, 2008
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c.k.lester wrote:
> 
> George Orr wrote:
> > Robert Craig wrote:
> > > George Orr wrote:
> > > > Is there a reason that we have the natural logarithm log(x) as a core
> > > > Euphoria
> > > > function but do not have exp(x)?
> > > I didn't like to add lots of very simple global functions that
> > > the programmer could create for himself, probably in 
> > > less time than it would take him to browse through the manual.
> > > We have "PI" in misc.e.
> > > We could add "e" as well,
> > > but I bet that would cause a lot of naming conflicts.
> > I actually use your solution myself, having added the value for e (I called
> > it GSL_E since I borrowed it from the GNU Scientific Library code) and
> > having added
> > an exp(x) function using this value of e and the power(x,y) function.
> 
> This is why there's often been a call for standard libraries. That's also why
> I finally created the Euphoria Unofficial Standard Libraries, which includes
> math.e and which defines E and exp().
> 
> If anybody would like to take a look, please see the entry titled,
> "The Perfect Euphoria Setup" at my Euphoria site: <a
> href="http://cklester.com/euphoria/,">http://cklester.com/euphoria/,</a>
> and make sure to visit the EusLibs repository at SourceForge.
> 
> Work with me, people. :)

C.K. -

I suspect this is just what is needed, but am having trouble accessing.

Going straight to the Sourceforge reposition indicates no packages uploaded yet.
Using SVN (I am using RapidSVN on Ubuntu Linux) and pointing to the repository
with the URL on your website results in the system asking for a user id and
password.

Do you have any more information on how to get to your libraries?  I am most
interested in taking a look.

George!