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  1. mikerabat

    mrMath matrix library

    Hey guys! I wanted to share my matrix library with you basically it contains tons of function for matrix manipulation (add, sub, mult, inverse) and higher order functions (SVD, CCA, PLS and tons more) The library is highly optimized (handoptimized assembler, AVX, SSE, FMA support) and can be multithreaded. Check out the repository on https://github.com/mikerabat/mrmath and check some tiny examples on: http://www.mrsoft.org/home/downloads.html hope you have fun with that ;) kind regards Mike
  2. TiGü

    Debugging multiple DLLs simultaneously

    program Project1; {$APPTYPE CONSOLE} {$R *.res} uses System.SysUtils, Winapi.Windows; procedure Main; var I: Integer; begin Writeln('Start'); while not IsDebuggerPresent do begin Writeln('I''m waiting for you!'); Sleep(100); end; for I := 1 to 1000 do Writeln(' I:', I); Writeln('End'); end; begin try Main; Readln; except on E: Exception do Writeln(E.ClassName, ': ', E.Message); end; end. Try the good old While-Not-IsDebuggerPresent-Trick!
  3. It's easy, basically: 1) fork your copy of MARS repository (stuartclennet/MARS) 2) clone that instead of mine (andrea-magni/MARS) 3) commit your changes there and push to your GitHub repository 4) create a Pull Request (from the GitHub web interface or using other tools, I tend to use the web interface or the TortoiseGit functionalities) and I will have a chance to review your PR and merge it to the official MARS repository This way your contribution will show up both in your account and in the contributors list of MARS official repository. As you like, I get notified by email when someone post here as well when someone opens a new issue on github. If it is clearly a bug, then I woul open a github issue, if there's room for discussion maybe I would post here. Thanks. Sincerely, Andrea
  4. @Lars Fosdal Yeah I know...It can become very messy so I try to keep them very simple
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