Internal report on free software at INRIA
The MPFR library,
a library for multiprecision floating-point arithmetic with exact
rounding, based on the GNU MP library [with Guillaume Hanrot and Vincent
Lefèvre].
The MPC library
[development version],
a library for multiprecision complex arithmetic with exact rounding,
based on the MPFR and GNU MP libraries [with
Andreas Enge, Philippe Théveny
and Patrick Pélissier].
The DPE library,
a library for floating-point arithmetic with large exponents
(double-precision + exponent), developed with Patrick Pélissier.
An implementation in GMP of the
Bodrato-Zanoni
algorithm for Toom-Cook 4-way.
Bodrato and Zanoni extended this to
Toom-Cook 5-way, 6-way
and 7-way.
GMP-ECM:
an implementation of Lenstra's Elliptic Curve Method to factor integers.
MPCHECK 1.1.0, with Nathalie Revol
and Patrick Pélissier, a program to check mathematical function
libraries (correct rounding, monotonicity, symmetry, output range).
[results]
Warning: version 1.1.0 only works for the double type (53 bits).
An implementation of LLL in GMP, translated from that
from the NTL library from Victor
Shoup.
An implementation of PSLQ in GMP.
A sample implementation of MPQS,
reusing some nice sieving code written by
Scott Contini.
A program for digital plane
recognition (with Yan Gérard and Isabelle Debled-Rennesson)
intersectplot.mpl, a Maple program to plot
the intersection of two 3D surfaces given by implicit equations (with Sylvain
Petitjean)
shift2.c, a implementation in GNU MP of an
asymptotically fast algorithm for Taylor shift. Werner Krandick reports
a speedup factor of 319 for degree 9,000 and coefficients of 9,000 bits,
over von zur Gathen's and Gerhard's convolution method.
This work was inspired by
High-Performance Implementations of the Descartes Method, by
Jeremy R. Johnson, Werner Krandick, Kevin M. Lynch, David G. Richardson,
and Anatole D. Ruslanov.
Other licenses
Lambda-Upsilon-Omega V2.1, an automatic average-case program analyzer
developed with Bruno Salvy. This version corrects a problem with Caml-Light
0.74.
See also the LUO page from the Algo project.
Epelle:
a generic spell-checking mechanism, including a french dictionary
(but it can be used for any language, as soon as you have a dictionary)
[cache]
MuPAD (not really free in the sense
of the Free Software Fundation, as the C-sources are not available),
developed in common with german colleagues.
A GMP-based implementation of Uspensky's algorithm
(joint work with Fabrice Rouillier)
to isolate all real roots of a polynomial with integer coefficients.
[A more recent/efficient implementation by Guillaume Hanrot
is available here.]