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The Portland Group Adds IMSL Fortran Numerical Library for Windows
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The IMSL Fortran Library is a comprehensive set of popular mathematical and statistical functions. Software developers can use the pre-written functions included within the library as building blocks in their software applications. This library frees programmers from the necessity of developing their own equivalent functions. Both the library and numerical algorithms within it have a reputation for quality and performance across an extensive range of compilers and operating system environments.
"The IMSL Fortran Library is one of the most widely used math libraries
for technical computing applications on Windows and is very popular with our
Linux customers," said
"We are pleased to be working closely with The
PGI compilers and tools are used predominantly on 64-bit and 32-bit Linux,
Mac OS X and Microsoft Windows workstations, servers, and clusters based on
microprocessors from AMD and Intel. The
The IMSL Numerical Libraries have been the cornerstone of high-performance and deep computing as well as predictive analytics applications in science, technical and business environments for well over three decades. These embeddable mathematical and statistical algorithms, written in C, C#, Java(TM), and Fortran, are used in a broad range of applications. The IMSL Libraries are regarded as the most sophisticated, flexible, scalable and highly accessible technology available for numerical analysis in the most important mainstream programming environments in use today.
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