Open source 2020 (git repo with source code and pre-built executables for Linux and Windows, available since Dec 5, 2020): Command line and version with graphical user interface both for.(Scalable Vector Graphics), bitmap, PNG, JPG format PSTricks format, TikZ format), EPS (Encapsualted PostScript), SVG Export of high quality figures into LaTeX (simple LaTeX format,.Built-in automated theorem provers, capable of proving many.Points, "watch window" ("geometry calculator"), and other tools User-friendly interface, interactive work, animations, tracing.Support for symbolic expressions, second order curves, parametricĬurves, flow control, user-defined functions, etc.Support for a range of elementary and compound constructions,.Of users wordwide and it has been used for producing digital illustrationsįor a number of books, journal articles, theses, and in a number of high-school Public release in 1996, and several releases since then.
The very first version of GCLC was written in Nov 1995. User interfaces (that provide a range of additional functionalities). There are command line versions and versions with graphical
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There versions for Windows and for Linux. Transformations, conics, parametric curves, dealing with expressions,įlow control, automated theorem proving, etc. It provides easy-to-use support for many isometric Is based on "describing figures" rather than on "drawing figures".Ĭreated figures, of course, can be displayed and can be exportedĪlthough GCLC was initially built as a tool for producing LaTeXįigures from descriptions of geometric constructions, now it is much Thus, in GCLC, producing mathematical illustrations The basic idea behind GCLC is that constructions are formal procedures, use in studying geometry with the help of automated theorem provers.producing digital mathematical illustrations of high quality.GCLC (from "Geometry Constructions -> LaTeXĬonverter") is a tool for visualizing geometry, and for producing mathematical Links to the source code and to executables in the Downloads section. It is another big step for GCLC: it goes open-source! Please find the After a complete code revisionĪnd a GUI version of GCLC for Linux made in 2015, now in 2020, On different levels that are taught using GCLC, I am encouraged Thousands of GCLC users worldwide, with many books, journal articles,Īnd theses illustrated with the help of GCLC, and with many courses There is still a steady and wide need for the tool GCLC. Of GCLC and with many related tools that appeared in the meanwhile, I am happy that, twenty five years after the very first versions Mathematical Tool GCLC (Geometry Constructions -> LaTeX Converter) by Predrag Janičić
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