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From: Michael Lehn <em...@domain.com>
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Subject: FLENS: C++ Library for High-Performance Numerical Linear Algebra
Date: Mon, 1 Oct 2012 21:37:31 +0200
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Hi guys,

there's a new release of FLENS: flens.sf.net

FLENS extends C++ for matrix/vector types that are ideally suited for 
numerical linear algebra. That's it ...

...but the consequences are immense. The simplicity of its design makes 
the combination FLENS/C++ a powerful tool for the development of high 
performance applications and libraries in scientific computing.

Cheers,

Michael Lehn