Free math library software for mac

OxMath 2D/3D Math Library 2.1 is considered as a comprehensive 2D and 3D math library with common classes like vectors and quaternions, plus more advanced features such as vector-arrays and bounding volume/intersection classes. The vector-arrays are designed for efficient vertex and triangle storage with batch processing functions that utilize Accelerate.framework (AltiVec/SSE SIMD functions) on Mac OS X whenever possible. Time-slice function classes are also included to help create finite or cyclical procedural animations.

Flame Library is a REALbasic port of the "Flame" code written by Kyle Ellrott in 1998. It was completely rewritten and has a smarter algorithm than the original in order to speed it up.

Completly freeware for non-commercial use.

Requirements:
Mac OS X 10.1.3 or later.

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.5 or later.

ImagePlay Effects Library is a library for ImagePlay, a non-destructive image editor with a layered effects model rather than the traditional pixel/brush model.

Axamol SQL Library executes SQL statements stored in external library files from Java code, with named parameters. Separating SQL and Java code increases readability, eases maintenance, and allows separate testing and documentation.

Axamol SQL Library can often reduce code size of complex queries by 40%. You can also create HTML documentation with embedded documentation strings and a supplied XSLT stylesheet.

A variety of simple math fact review activities including facts against a timer, building a number sentence and 11 different "math square" games. Many timed activities are accompanied by a "Hall of Fame."
We wrote this facts review program to eliminate some problems associated with paper work sheets. There is no copy machine, no hand correcting, and for students that have trouble with the pressure of timed tests, most of these puzzles allow them to practice independently with a timer. Best of all, these activities are perhaps a bit more fun than regular paper worksheets.
And what could be more fun that running an Aqua-style interface on a non-OSX PPC or Windows machine? Need to run your iMac lab under OS9 with only 256 colors? Hey, us, too. Specially optimized graphics insure that Aqua-style color gradients look good even at 256 colors.
Although many of the games in this application were designed with 8-10 year olds as the target audience, most ages from 7 and up will find suitable activities.
Main features:
This application contains several different math fact exercises.
- 1. Facts against a timer
- 2. Multiplication facts review
- 3. Division facts review
- 4. Addition facts review
- 5. Subtraction facts review
- 6. Number Sentence: 2 difficulty levels with timed Halls of Fame.
- 7. Magic Squares: 11 different games with timed Halls of Fame.
Enhancements:
- added options for timed facts testing
- overall increased speed
- improved cosmetics across versions of OS X.