libstatcalc
===========

Math, statistical, and financial functions library (.dll and .so).  Written in C/C++.

Includes flags to compile for calls from a Progress OpenEdge&#8482 program;

The results should approximate those returned by Excel&#8482; for the equivalent functions.

For Windows you will need to install the MinGW GNU tools (http://www.mingw.org/)

For AIX you will need the IBM AIX Toolbox for Linux applications which normally ships with the AIX installation media.

For most Linux distributions you will need make sure you have g++ installed.  On Ubuntu installing looks like this:
sudo apt-get install build-essential 
sudo apt-get install g++

The make-* scripts have additional OS specific information.  To be able to call the functions from within Progress 
make sure you modify the compile scripts to specify the -DPROGRESS macro.  If you want to test it on Linux without 
Progress leave the -DPROGRESS flag off and then you can just run the statcalc program. 

The current functions included are as follows: average, IRR, log, MAX, mean, median, MIN, mode,
normdist, norminv, NPV, pow, sqrt, stdev, and many trigonometry functions

Once the .dll and/or .so has been built just move it to where the libraries "normally" live on your OS.  
Typically for Windows 32 bit it's C:\Windows\System32, for AIX it's /lib, and for Ubuntu 13.10 it's /usr/lib.




libstatcalc
===========

Math, statistical, and financial functions library (.dll and .so).  Written in C/C++.

Includes flags to compile for calls from a Progress OpenEdge&#8482; program;

The results should approximate those returned by Excel&#8482; for the equivalent functions.

For Windows you will need to install the MinGW GNU tools (http://www.mingw.org/)

For AIX you will need the IBM AIX Toolbox for Linux applications which normally ships with the AIX installation media.

For most Linux distributions you will need make sure you have g++ installed.  On Ubuntu installing looks like this:
sudo apt-get install build-essential 
sudo apt-get install g++

The make-* scripts have additional OS specific information.  To be able to call the functions from within Progress 
make sure you modify the compile scripts to specify the -DPROGRESS macro.  If you want to test it on Linux without 
Progress leave the -DPROGRESS flag off and then you can just run the statcalc program. 

The current functions included are as follows: average, IRR, log, MAX, mean, median, MIN, mode,
normdist, norminv, NPV, pow, sqrt, stdev, and many trigonometry functions

Once the .dll and/or .so has been built just move it to where the libraries "normally" live on your OS.  
Typically for Windows 32 bit it's C:\Windows\System32, for AIX it's /lib, and for Ubuntu 13.10 it's /usr/lib.




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