Re: matrix math

> If you've never used Quarks before you probably need to checkout the
> Quarks.  I'm not at supercollider at the moment but in the Quarks
> helpfile I think it has the line
>
> Quarks.checkoutAll
>
> run that and a terminal window should pop up asking you to accept a
> svn certificate (sp?) -- select "P" and then it will download all the
> quarks for you.
>
> hope that helps-
> ~luke
>
> On Mon, May 12, 2008 at 1:40 PM, Miguel Negrao
> <miguel.negrao@...> wrote:
>> nescivi escreveu:
>>> On Monday 12 May 2008 15:35:05 Miguel Negrao wrote:
>>>> Dan Stowell escreveu:
>>>>> My personal opinion (just 2p worth) is that it's not appropriate for
>>>>> the core Array class since it's only applicable to a particular sort
>>>>> of array. The Matrix class add-on does include matrix multiplication
>>>>> etc, makes more sense there.
>>>> Is there a Matrix class ? I didn't find it... or are you suggesting one
>>>> should be made ? That would definetelly be usefull.
>>> On Monday 12 May 2008 11:50:51 Luke Selden wrote:
>>>> In the MathLib Quark there's a Matrix class that I haven't used but
>>>> might be worth looking into.
>>> sincerely,
>>> Marije
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>> When i try to install the MathLib by the quarks.gui i have problem,
>> nothing is present in the MathLib folder. I tryed uninstalling and
>> installing again with no luck... any ideia on how to solve this ?
>>
>> Miguel
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