numbl 0.0.7 → 0.0.10

package/README.md

@@ -1,12 +1,12 @@
 # Numbl
 
-Numbl lets you run MATLAB-compatible code in the browser and on the command line. It works by compiling `.m` source code to JavaScript and executing it directly. In the browser, all execution happens locally — no code is sent to a remote server.
+Numbl is an open-source numerical computing environment that aims to be compatible with Matlab. It works by compiling `.m` source code to JavaScript and executing it directly. It can work in the browser or on the command line.
 
-**Early stage project.** Numbl is under active development and new functionality is being added regularly. Performance is currently very slow compared to MATLAB — we intend to improve this over time, with the goal of reaching performance comparable to desktop MATLAB and as fast as possible in the browser.
+**Early stage project.** Numbl is under active development and new functionality is being added regularly.
 
 ## Try it in the browser
 
-You can try numbl directly in the browser at <https://magland.github.io/numbl> — no installation required. All execution happens locally in your browser. Note that the browser version does not include LAPACK support, so linear algebra operations (matrix inverse, SVD, eigenvalues, etc.) will use a slower pure JavaScript fallback.
+You can try numbl directly in the browser at <https://magland.github.io/numbl> — no installation required. All execution happens locally in your browser. Note that the browser version has limited functionality and is slower than the CLI.
 
 ## Installation
 
@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ You can try numbl directly in the browser at <https://magland.github.io/numbl>
 npm install -g numbl
 ```
 
-To enable fast linear algebra (matrix inverse, SVD, eigenvalues, etc.), build the native LAPACK addon. This links to your system's LAPACK/OpenBLAS library and is significantly faster than the pure JavaScript fallback.
+To enable fast linear algebra (matrix inverse, SVD, eigenvalues, etc.), build the native LAPACK addon:
 
 ```bash
 # Prerequisites: C++ compiler, libopenblas-dev (or equivalent for your OS)
@@ -24,10 +24,12 @@ numbl build-addon
 ## Usage
 
 ```bash
-numbl script.m                 # run a .m file
-numbl -e "disp(eye(3))"       # run inline code
 numbl                          # interactive REPL
-numbl --info                   # check native addon status
+numbl run script.m             # run a .m file
+numbl eval "disp(eye(3))"     # evaluate inline code
+numbl info                     # print info (JSON), including native addon status
+numbl list-builtins            # list available built-in functions
+numbl --help                   # show all commands and options
 ```
 
 ## Try it with Docker

package/binding.gyp

@@ -6,10 +6,12 @@
         "native/lapack_addon.cpp",
         "native/lapack_inv.cpp",
         "native/lapack_qr.cpp",
+        "native/lapack_lu.cpp",
         "native/lapack_svd.cpp",
         "native/lapack_matmul.cpp",
         "native/lapack_linsolve.cpp",
-        "native/lapack_eig.cpp"
+        "native/lapack_eig.cpp",
+        "native/lapack_chol.cpp"
       ],
       "include_dirs": [
         "<!@(node -p \"require('node-addon-api').include\")"