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Leveraging Microsoft Architectures Including Windows HPC Server 2008 to Develop Numerical Applications With the IMSL Numerical Libraries

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Overview Developers from many different industries build computational applications with many different deployment requirements. This webcast covers the development of analytical applications on a variety of Microsoft platforms using the IMSL Numerical Libraries. While desktop and Web-based server applications are popular, Microsoft Excel and Windows CCS are also target environments and today, novel scenarios integrate F# or IronPython into the workflow. With the IMSL Libraries available in Fortran, C and .NET incarnations, Visual Numerics enables developers to build and deploy for any of these Microsoft platforms for optimum performance.

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Publisher	Microsoft Tips
Live Date	13th February 2008 00:00 GMT
Format	Webcast
Topics	Programming Languages, High Performance Computing, Application Development

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