Installation

The easiest way to get Meta.Numerics is via the NuGet package repository. Detailed instructions for doing so within both Visual Studio and Visual Studio Code are given below. We also give instructions for downloading Meta.Numerics directly without using a package repository.

Visual Studio

Visual Studio is an integrated development environment for Windows that supports the .NET languages and many others. The Community Edition is available for free. To use Meta.Numerics in a Visual Studio project, right-click on the project in which you want to use it and select "Manage NuGet Packages" from the context menu. A NuGet window will open. Select the "Browse" tab of the window and enter "Meta.Numerics" in the search box. The Meta.Numerics package should appear in the search results. Click on it and then click the "Install" button in the information panel that appears. You should then be able to add Meta.Numerics namespace references and use our types and methods in the project code.

Visual Studio Code

Visual Studio Code is a free code editor for Linux, Max, and Windows that supports the .NET languages and many others. To use C# or any other particular language with VS-Code, you will need to first install the required language extension. To obtain Meta.Numerics or any other NuGet package, you will also have to install the NuGet extension. Once you have VS-Code set up with C# and NuGet extensions, create a .NET core project, select View > Command Palette and use type ahead to select "NuGet Package Manager: Add Package". Type "Meta.Numerics" in the text box and select the version that you want to use when it is found. You should then be able to add Meta.Numerics namespace references and use our types and methods in the project code.

Installer

You can get the Meta.Numerics assembly and documentation as a ZIP file or an MSI installer from our Github release page.