NMath User's Guide

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1.4 Documentation (.NET, C#, CSharp, Visual Basic, VB.NET)

NMath includes the following documentation:

This document contains an overview of the product, and instructions on how to use it. You are encouraged to read the entire User's Guide. The NMath User's Guide is installed in:
installdir/Docs/NMath.UsersGuide.pdf
An HTML version of the NMath User's Guide may be viewed online using your browser at:
http://www.centerspace.net/doc/NMath/user/
This document contains complete API reference documentation in compiled HTML Help format, enabling you to browse the NMath library just like the .NET Framework Class Library. The NMath Reference is installed in:
installdir/Docs/NMath.Reference.chm
NOTE- Links to types in the .NET Framework will be broken unless you have the .NET Framework installed on your machine.
HTML reference documentation may be viewed online using your browser at:
http://www.centerspace.net/doc/NMathSuite/ref/
This document describes the results of the installation process, how to build and run code examples, and lists any late-breaking product issues. The readme file is installed in:
installdir/readme.txt

This Manual

This manual assumes that you are familiar with the basics of .NET programming and object-oriented technology.

Most code examples in this manual use C#; a few are shown in Visual Basic.NET. However, all NMath routines are callable from any .NET language.

This manual uses the following typographic conventions:

Table 1 - Typographic conventions 
Convention
Purpose
Example
Courier
Function names, code, directories, file names, examples, and operating system commands.
DoubleMatrix.Transform()
the Assemblies directory
italic
Conventional uses, such as emphasis and new terms.
The data-view model distinguishes between data and different views of the data.
bold
Class names, product names, and commands from an interface.
FloatComplexVector
NMath
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