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11 months ago
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Vector-Victor ✈️
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Vector-Victor is yet another crate that provides a matrix type for linear algebra
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## What is it?
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Vector-Victor is:
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- In its Alpha stage
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- Geared towards programmers familiar with linear algebra through computer graphics, or complete beginners
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- Fully generic across both types and dimensions
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## What is it not?
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Vector-Victor does not:
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- Provide variable-sized or sparse vectors
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- Support complex numbers natively
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- Directly replace/competete with [Nalgebra](https://www.nalgebra.org)
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## Why does this exist? Why not use something else?
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[](https://xkcd.com/927/)
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I wrote Vector-Victor for myself, to reflect the way I think about matrices and vectors. I didn't want a library that
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overcomplicated things with [Typenums](https://lib.rs/crates/typenum) or multiple backing datastructure options. I did
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want types that felt familiar to me from when I write shaders or game mods.
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