An implementation of common mathematical functions with focus on speed and
simplicity of implementation at the cost of precision, with support for no_std
environments.
The implementations contain explanations of the algorithms and
Sollya programs for finding the coefficients
of polynomials reside in sollya directory.
If you want a reasonable implementation of mathematical functions with small memory footprint and performance cost, you should use micromath crate.
rust
use nikisas::{ln, consts::E};
assert_eq!(ln(E), 1.0);
See documentation on crates.io.
nikisas is licensed under MIT. Feel free to use it, contribute or spread the word.