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FreeMat was developed as an interpreted, matrix-oriented and open source development environment for engineering and scientific apps.
In addition to supporting multiple MATLAB and IDL functions, FreeMat features a codeless interface to external C, C++, and Fortran code, further parallel distributed algorithm development (via MPI), and has plotting and 3D visualization capabilities.
An advantage of FreeMat is the convenient mechanism of loading shared libraries written in other languages.
What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
· FreeMat is now (hopefully) easier to build. The top level README.TXT includes instructions on how to build FreeMat on all three platforms (Linux, Mac OS X, and Mingw32)
· Documentation has been migrated to doxygen
· A number of improvements have been made to the JIT back end
· 64-bit on all platforms
· Fixed path detection problem on win32 (forward vs backward slashes)
· Added ability to change the scrollback length via edit->preferences menu
· Fixed diary command so that commands are echoed as well as their outputs
· Fixed diary so that the commands are echoed as well as the outputs
· Added fflush command
· Added ctrl-w to clear the current line
· Changed sort algorithm to a stable one
· Fixed bug in linspace for linspace(0,60000,60001)
· Patched ctypewrite to use new ctype names
· Converted FFTW to estimate mode from measure mode - should fix problems with long FFT times for large FFTs
· Added more diagnostic output to ctypefreeze
· Added stack trace on errors, even when not in dbauto on mode
· Improved the autoc...
Via: FreeMat 4.2
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