Introduction

The C Math Library (CML) is a pure mathematical C library with a wide variety of mathematical functions that seeks to be close to complying with ANSI C for portability. It’s a collection of routines for numerical computing written from scratch in C. The routines present a modern API for C programmers, allowing wrappers to be written for very high level languages. It is free software under the MIT License.

Routines available in CML

Routines are available for the following areas,

Mathematical Functions	Complex Numbers	Special Functions
Quaternions	Differential Equations	Numerical Differentiation
IEEE Floating-Point	Physical Constants	Easing Functions
Statistics	Blocks	Vectors and Matrices

Each chapter of this manual provides detailed definitions of the functions, followed by examples and references to the articles and other resources on which the algorithms are based.