VMMLib is an open-source, templatized C++ vector and matrix math library designed for high-performance computing, computer graphics, and visualization. It was originally developed and maintained by the Visualization and Multimedia Lab (VMML) at the University of Zurich.
Because it is designed with computer graphics APIs like OpenGL in mind, it provides seamless integrations for spatial manipulations. Core Architecture and Integration
Header-Only Design: It requires no building or installation. Developers simply clone the VMMLib GitHub repository and include the header files directly in their programs.
C++ Templates: Its components are highly flexible and parameterizable. It supports vectors and matrices of arbitrary dimensions and underlying data types (e.g., float, double, int).
Permissive Licensing: It is distributed under the BSD License, allowing it to be used freely in both open-source projects and proprietary, commercial closed-source software.
Cross-Platform: It natively supports Unix-like environments (including Linux, macOS, and BSD) as well as Windows. Mathematical Capabilities
VMMLib scales from basic spatial primitives to advanced computational data structures:
VMML/vmmlib: A templatized C++ vector and matrix math library