I started working on Sharp3D.Math v2.0 using using Visual Studio 2005 (.NET 2.0).
I am using TDD (Test Driven Development) to develop the next version to avoid bugs and make the library more efficient and usable…

Among the new features:

• Better documentation.
• Support for .NET 2.0 standards (Like adding TryParse in addition to Parse).
• Revised code.
• Better integration support. Trapezoid, Simpson, Romberg integration with accuracy\max iterations support.
• Statistics.
• Random and distribution dependent number generators.
• 3D Surfaces
• 2D\3D Curves
• And more…

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