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Sharp3D.Math Resurected on CodePlex

Posted in Projects | Sharp3D.Math.

Although it has been practically dead for a long time, I've recently decided to resurect my open-source C# math library.
Up until yesterday, the project's home at Codeplex only contained the last release's (1.1.3) source and binaries which I developed long time ago on .NET 1.1.
Yesterday I've uploaded to the source control the new code based I have started to work on using .NET 2.0 and generics.

I will try to keep the sources updated and fix the occasional bugs I get (which I usually recieve via email which is less comfortable than using CodePlex for tracking).

As always, any contribution is appreciated...

Monday, July 02, 2007 2:08:47 PM UTC

Hello

Guy

Friday, July 20, 2007 3:00:16 PM UTC

Hello,

I've been waiting for this good news for some time.
Being only a newbie in C#, I can't offer to do much to help, but with the right guidance/help, could try to build some doc's, or tutorials... If there aren't any yet.

Excelent work so far.
Rui

Rui Santos

Wednesday, August 15, 2007 3:30:11 PM UTC

Eran,
I'd be willing to help you also. A very worthy project.

Jeff

Jeff

Wednesday, October 24, 2007 10:36:36 PM UTC

I downloaded the Sharp3D-24292.zip package, and opened it in VS 2008 Beta 2 (because it's an Orcas project). I noticed that both projects in the solution reference System.Core and System.Xml.Linq, .NET 3.5. My application uses .NET 3.0, because the 3.5 is still in beta and I don't want to force end users to install it. After removing the mentioned (apparently unused) references, I was able to downgrade the project to use .NET 3.0 - but is it a safe operation?

Bartosz Bien

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Eran Kampf draws upon 8+ years of experience in software development and research. Eran served in the IDF's elite geospatial-intelligence as a senior software developer and is currently working at SAP as an R&D Engineer working on Duet which is jointly developed by SAP & Microsoft.