Hi, i'm Matteo, an italian developer.
I'm the main mantainer of Amanith framework, you can see it at http://www.amanith.org

Amanith Framework is a cross-platform (Linux, Win32, Mac OX X, FreeBSD, Linux and IRIX) open source C++ framework for 2D and 3D vector graphics that includes 2D curves, a 2D font engine, bitmap vectorizer, tessellator, and an OpenGL extensions manager. It is highly customizable and lets you load/unload modules at runtime. This v.01 adds support of Qt4, Visual Studio .Net 2003 build solution, an enhanced tesselator and palettes.
These days i've released v0.1 final.
I think Amanith is a good c++ piece of software, and it's also opensource.

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C# Contest 4 STARTED!!!

 

Contest 4: Digits Recognition Difficulty: Advanced Time Frame: 4 Aug - 4 Sept - 2005 Visit the Contests Section for more information. Enjoy!

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C# Contest 2 STARTED!!!

 

Contest 2: Solving Equations Difficulty: Intermediate Time Frame: 30 May - 16 June - 2005 Visit the Contests Section for more information. Enjoy!

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This is to inform you about a new website called 'CodeCogs', which hosts a database of numerical C++ modules. The site is free to use with all software being open-source.

The main homepage is at: http://www.codecogs.com

CodeCogs? is a scientific numerical repository of C/C++ code that has been created for mathematicians, scientists, engineers and financial workers. The site hosts a growing number of components, with fully documented source code. It is a great place to post questions or problems that you are having with your own numerical research, while also staying in touch with the latest C/C++ developments. Furthermore, you can request software that hasn't been added to the library, develop software for others, or simply post your own numerical solutions. All software can be easily browsed and searched, and if commercial licences are sold for your code then you will receive the royalties.

The site has been designed in response to problems that its creators have had in finding a well-documented and easily-navigable database of numerical C/C++ code that is affordable. In particular they wanted high-quality software that can be used in both commercial environments (where it can be incorporated into proprietary software and is also commercially supported) and in open-source software systems. Furthermore, they wanted an 'automatic' system that allowed them to license and download only the software they need - rather than an entire library. To aid research, academics may use most of the code completely free of charge (under the GNU General Public Licence).

With the community's support, we aim to offer a very wide range of the most advanced methods for numerical computing. By preventing users from 'reinventing the wheel', we aim to save everyone time and resources, reduce development risks and help to increase the pace of innovation in general.

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C# Contest 1 STARTED!!!

 

 

Contest 1: Restoring Brackets Difficulty: Intermediate Time Frame: 26 March - 15 April - 2005 Visit the Contests Section for more information. Enjoy! This is a C# Contest, not C++ Contest!

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