Picomath: self-contained math functions in 11 languages

I didn't check them all, but I got 403 and blank pages when trying to access the python and C++ files respectively.

Pretty cool. The Ruby port is of questionable use, considering erf, gamma, etc. are already implemented in the Math module.

I was just wondering, what would you use the gamma function for? I'm not that far enough in the mathematical field to know, so that's why i ask. Maybe a real world example? Thanks.

thanks for this. but why not make the c++ examples c? then both c and c++ users can use them (and other languages wrap them more easily). looking at a few examples, it shouldn't be too much work.

No C? Seems like one would have done these in C instead of C++. Not that there is much to change, but it would suite a wider audience.

Cool. It could be useful to add the incomplete gamma functions. They are used in calculating the chi squared distribution, and so come up in analyzing A/B testing.

Great! I had been passively looking for a lua gamma function to replace one I had been using since lmathx can't be compiled on Windows. Passively found!

The site has been updated to fix the problem with the source being invisible.