I see what you are doing and for many things using rational numbers is
very useful (i.e. I've used 1r3p1)and the internal representation is a
few bits better than a floating point number. Is this important
considering that often numbers that aren't rational or involve
operations that may requi
@William -- I've bought Wildberger's book, on your recommendation. Right up
my street!
> Do keep us posted -- I for one would love to see the result.
If I get results with this (and I am getting results already) you won't be
able to shut me up! :-)
On Sun, 31 Mar 2019 at 23:29, William Tanksley,
Ian Clark wrote:
> accurate timing for GPS satellites. Both require significant relativistic
> corrections: not Special relativistic but General relativistic. When it's
OK, you have GOT to check out Wildberger's rational trig -- especially
his "universal hyperbolic geometry", which extends the w
Don Kelly wrote
> Of some interest, looking at
the sine problem one can note that a =sin(a) =1.23e_5 from the first
term of the series and the second term is of the order of 10e_16. The
cosine series has a first term of 1 and a second of -7.56e-11.
That's the very problem which has triggered my fo
I checked jconsole in android didn't use for the -lib
parameter. It searches fro libj.so under /data/app/.. folder
but your libj.so is placed under /mnt/expand/[uuid]/app
I'll fix it in the next beta. Thanks for reporting the issue.
Sun, 31 Mar 2019, Ulrich Vollert написал(а):
> LIBFILE in jandr
LIBFILE in jandroid returns
/mnt/expand/d9aacd4e-be17-4806-a1fe-cc07effd914b/app/com.jsoftware.j.android-2/lib/arm64/libj.so
If I start jconsole in termux with -lib
/path/to/jconsole -lib
/mnt/expand/d9aacd4e-be17-4806-a1fe-cc07effd914b/app/com.jsoftware.j.android-2/lib/arm64/l
