CPML and mlib have very similar goals, a lot of the same functionality, but we're both missing things from each other. I propose that we combine forces to make CPML the ultimate general purpose Lua math library!
Firstly, I suggest we use CPML as a base since it is already written in a manner that you want mlib to evolve to (metatables, modularization, etc.) as discussed in issue #9.
Secondly, we're really attached to the name "Cirno's Perfect Math Library". It's a really funny joke for those in the know.
Thirdly, much of CPML is already documented using LDoc, although this still needs work.
Both libraries are fighting for the same goal and "competing", however informally, seems less useful than actually building one awesome tool together.
CPML and mlib have very similar goals, a lot of the same functionality, but we're both missing things from each other. I propose that we combine forces to make CPML the ultimate general purpose Lua math library!
Firstly, I suggest we use CPML as a base since it is already written in a manner that you want mlib to evolve to (metatables, modularization, etc.) as discussed in issue #9.
Secondly, we're really attached to the name "Cirno's Perfect Math Library". It's a really funny joke for those in the know.
Thirdly, much of CPML is already documented using LDoc, although this still needs work.
Both libraries are fighting for the same goal and "competing", however informally, seems less useful than actually building one awesome tool together.