Showing posts with label release. Show all posts
Showing posts with label release. Show all posts

Tuesday, 9 September 2008

F# for Visualization 0.3.1.6

Our F# for Visualization library has been updated for the latest CTP release F# 1.9.6.2 from Microsoft. The latest version of F# for Visualization includes a complete refactoring and preliminary support for export of graphs and charts to image file using the PNG format.

The documentation for the latest version of F# for Visualization is freely available on-line here.

F# for Numerics 0.0.0.8

Our F# for Numerics library has been updated for the latest CTP release F# 1.9.6.2 from Microsoft. The latest version of F# for Numerics adds seeding to the Mersenne Twister PRNG and more fundamental constants.

The documentation for the latest version of F# for Numerics is freely available on-line here.


Thursday, 22 May 2008

F# 1.9.4.17 released

Microsoft have made a bug fix release 1.9.4.17 that addresses some important issues in the recently released 1.9.4.15 version of the F# distribution.

Saturday, 3 May 2008

F# 1.9.4.15 released

A new version of the F# distribution was released yesterday. Upgrades for our F# for Numerics and F# for Visualization products will be made available over the next couple of days.

Tuesday, 25 March 2008

F# for Numerics update

The F# for Numerics library for Microsoft's F# programming language has just been updated. New features include:

  • FFTs now 2× faster.
  • 1D FFTs over both arrays and vectors.
  • 2D FFTs over F# matrices with parallelism to exploit multicores.
  • Linear, cubic spline and Lagrange polynomial interpolation.
  • More special functions including sinc, the error function and the probit function.
  • Faster Mersenne Twister random number generation, particularly over the Normal distribution.
  • Physical constants.
  • More worked examples.
  • The binomial function for combinatorics.
This library emphasizes easy of use from the F# programming language but the implemented algorithms rival the performance of any managed-code competitor. The next major release of F# for Numerics is due to include a complete BLAS and LAPACK implementation written entirely in F#.