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(Some of these classes may be duplicates, but that's a problem for another issue)
Originally a Freshmeat project, the project was apparently moved to Google Code some time after 2008. There are no working links for this URL; apparently it was excluded from the Google Code archive.
The code was imported from google code several times, by several different people. The most notable imports are:
By the original author in 2014. The project was renamed to Arithmetic, then seemingly reabandoned. Uses an obscure python build system setup.py.
A fork from Hoijui's version apparently fixes mathematical errors; but the comments & commit messages are in Chinese, so these were overlooked originally.
For now, using the embedded JAR does work. But this project needs a better solution going forward. Checking binaries into git is never a good strategy, and relying on abandoned code that can't be updated is also a very bad idea.
Proposed Solution
A Jitpack build of Hoijui's version currently succeeds; in order to guarantee code availability going forward, this version should be forked into a repo controlled by this project.
org.javia.arity
'Arity' is an arithmetic engine for for Java, by Mihai Preda.It's currently used in:
(Some of these classes may be duplicates, but that's a problem for another issue)
Originally a Freshmeat project, the project was apparently moved to Google Code some time after 2008. There are no working links for this URL; apparently it was excluded from the Google Code archive.
The code was imported from google code several times, by several different people. The most notable imports are:
setup.py
.For now, using the embedded JAR does work. But this project needs a better solution going forward. Checking binaries into git is never a good strategy, and relying on abandoned code that can't be updated is also a very bad idea.
Proposed Solution
A Jitpack build of Hoijui's version currently succeeds; in order to guarantee code availability going forward, this version should be forked into a repo controlled by this project.
From there, we can also include the improvements done by piusvelte
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