Files needed to natively compile PARI 2.3.0 with Dev-C++ and using it from Maple or Excel

extra_sources.zip (50 kB) are the files mp.c and pariinl.h to replace the distributed ones.

Please note: as licence the GNU GPL applies of course. You find Pari's homepage at http://pari.math.u-bordeaux.fr/


DLL version to be called from Maple:

readme_pari_maple.txt (10 kB)
    A docu how to proceed.

pari_230_mpl.project_files.zip (1042 kB)
    The complete project including all needed files.

pari_230_mpl.dll.zip (845 kB)
    The compiled DLL file(compiled with MinGW).

pari_240beta_mpl.dll.zip (1443 kB)
    The compiled DLL file (faster, compiled with gcc).

Examples (Maple worksheet showing use of the stuff and printed in pdf format to look at it without Maple):

1_using_Pari_from_Maple_for_numerics.mws.zip (8 kB)
1_using_Pari_from_Maple_for_numerics.mws.pdf (34 kB)

2_numerical_integration_using_Pari.mws.zip (7 kB)
2_numerical_integration_using_Pari.mws.pdf (30 kB)

3_numerical_linear_algebra_using_Pari.mws.zip (15 kB)
3_numerical_linear_algebra_using_Pari.mws.pdf (59 kB)



DLL version to be called from Excel:

readme_pari_excel.txt (4 kB)
    A short docu.

pari_240beta_xl.dll.zip (1443 kB)
    The compiled DLL file (compiled with gcc).

someExamples.xls.zip (21 kB)
    Worksheet with VBA examples for some basic operations, a bit of matrix numerics and
    converting floating point numbers to rational numbers (for exact numerics).
    Additionally a recursion is shown, which behaves really bad, if floatings are used and
    how it works with rationals.

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