The source code for this program is published
as 'public domain' software (a completely open licence) and can be used for any
purpose whatsoever.
You are welcome to use the whole program (or parts of it) as you see fit
- use the complete classes, break them up, modify them, do whatever you like,
I hope you find them useful.
AnalyticMath is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY of any kind.
Note: AnalyticMath is in trasition.
All versions up to 1.1.3 (released May 19, 2006) were
published as Freeware and display this licence on installation. This licence was changed to
'public domain' with the release of version 1.1.4 (February 2009) - you can download the source code for this new version below.
| Download the Java source code for AnalyticMath >>> | AnalyticMath_Source_Version_114.zip (ver. 1.1.4, 2.47MB ) * latest release |
Compiling the Java source code:
The compressed source file (download it above) contains two directories, Source and Class (see the
figure below), that are important with regard to compilation. After decompressing the file, you should see a
directory structure that resembles the following:
If you don't already have a version of the Java sdk (software development kit), you can get one here -> java.sun.com
- At the command-line, make Source your current directory.
- Compile the source, placing the resulting *.class files in the Class directory :
javac -d ./../Class *.java
(on a Windows machine, use \ for directory separators) - Make Class your current directory
- Test the compilation :
java AnalyticMath - Create an executable JAR (named analyticmath.jar) in the current directory :
jar cmf analyticmath_manifest.txt analyticmath.jar *.* - Test the JAR :
java -jar analyticmath.jar