Libraries for LME

Libraries are collections of functions which complement the set of built-in functions and operators of LME. To use them, type (or add at the beginning of the libraries which rely on them) a use command, such as

use stdlib

bench

bench implements a benchmark which can be used to compare the performance of LME on different platforms.

bitfield

bitfield implements constructors and methods for bit fields (binary numbers). Standard operators are redefined to enable the use of & and | for bitwise operations, and subscripts for bit extraction and assignment.

classes

classes implements constructors and methods for polynomial and rational functions. With them, you can use standard operator notations such as + or *.

constants

constants defines physical constants in SI units.

date

date implements functions for date and time manipulation and conversion to and from strings.

filter

filter implements functions for the design of analog and digital filters.

lti

lti implements constructors and methods for Linear Time-Invariant models, whcih may represent dynamical systems as continuous-time or discrete-time state-space models or transfer functions. With them, you can use standard operator notations such as + or *, array building operators such as [A,B;C,D], connection functions such as parallel or feedback, and much more.

ratio

ratio implements constructors and methods for rational numbers based on long integers. Standard arithmetic and boolean operators can be used.

sigenc

sigenc implements functions related to signal encoding to and decoding from a digital representation.

stat

stat provides more advanced statistical functions.

stdlib

stdlib is the standard library of general-purpose functions for LME. Functions span from array creation and manipulation to coordinates transform and basic statistics.

wav

wav implements functions for reading and writing WAV files, or encoding and decoding data encoded as WAV in memory.

wsserver

wsserver implements a server for web services using the XML-RPC or SOAP protocol. It requires the TCP/IP and WebServices functions.