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Blue Sail Software has just released a beta version of its new C++ math library - SCTL (Scientific Computing Template Library). Using finely tuned inline assembly coding within specialized templated classes, SCTL provides high-performance processing speed combined with general ease of use.

More information along with some example codes can be found at:

http://www.bluesailsoftware.com/software/sctl/

Our distribution system is unique in that most of the code is located in header files and is free to download and distribute under the terms of the license:

http://www.bluesailsoftware.com/software/license/

Code not distributed as header-files is released only as compiled object code. Non-optimized versions are free for download (i586-compatible only for now) and non-free optimized versions are available.

Email scott@bluesailsoftware.com for more info.

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