A stand-alone calculator for inverses, adjoints & solution to a given set of linear equations.

For the moment Matrix doesn't reaquire anything other than the compiler.

You can use any C++ compiler (like Microsoft Visual C++). However, this project was compiled using the GNU Compiler Collection (g++).

First of all you need a C++ compiler to compile the program. If you're using the GNU Compiler Collection, you can do this by the following command.

$ g++ -o play matrix.cpp playground.cpp

Once the compilation is done, you can execute the program by

$ ./play

If you are on Windows and willing to use the GNU Compiler Collection for the compilation, here's an article that explains how to install it on Windows.

Anyone willing to implement the core workings of this program you might want to play around or extend the class Matrix in the file matrix.cpp and corresponding header file matrix.h. playground.cpp contains a console UI which I'm not really a fan of, despite writing it myself. But the computational methods in that file may be useful.

James Schloss for The Arcane Algorithm Archive project.