Hi all,<br /><br />until now, I used the GNU scientific library for my personal projects as a numeric workhorse. Its free availability and ability to easily interoperate with other toolkits (e.g. blitz++) made it the library of choice for most of my applications. But for my new project I want to choose a more liberal open source license (BSD), which makes it impossible to use the GSL library, being distributed under the GPL license. <br /><br />Do you know any good alternatives to the GSL usable with C++ which are distributed under a license which would be compatible with BSDv3? I am primarily interested in solving systems of linear equations/ matrix decomposition, random number generators and numerical integration using monte carlo algorithms.<br /><br />Thanks in advance,<br /> Hendrik<br /><br /><div>-------------------------------------------------------------------<br />Brilliance is typically the act of an individual, but incredible<br />stupidity can usually be traced to an organization. - Jon Bentley<br /><br />Hendrik Belitz, Computer Scientist<br />email: hbelitz@computer.org or hbelitz@ieee.org</div><br>