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(C++) GMTL

'GMTL stands for (G)eneric (M)ath (T)emplate (L)ibrary. It is a math library designed to be high-performance, extensible, and generic. [1]'.

Personally, I like this library:

• Pro: use of templates
• Pro: elegant interface, but ...
• Con: please don't overload operator+= : does it append elements to a vector, or does it add these values to the current elements' values?
• Con: no tutorial, the faqexample is nonsensical
• Con: limited functionality
• Con: Use of a vector base class sounds unnecessary
• Con: Many duplications of features from other libraries, for example the math functions, the geometry functions and static assert

Because I was looking for a library to do a linear fit with, so I did not check out much if this library's functionality.

Examples

1. GMTL example 1: obtain the weighted vector between two others

References

1. GMTL homepage

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