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We are happy to announce the release of Dew Lab Studio 2026 for Delphi and C++Builder. This release is special, because it can easily qualify as the biggest feature improvement in the last decade and yes this was facilitated by the rise in the AI tool capabilities. It is the first time perhaps in history, that Delphi now has a IEEE 754-2008 compliant scalar math library for Win32 and Win64, which is not only as accurate as the silicon allows, but is also faster than the best C/C++ runtime libraries available today. It is not by much (+20%), but this also means, that we have a solid match at least. Comparatively, the functions like, sin, cos, exp, ln, are about 2x faster than latest version of .NET runtime and roughly 7x faster than those shipped with Delphi. The vectorized versions still maintain an advantage (5x), but the wolrd truly changes for all those algorithms that were also running in Delphi but could not be vectorized. The combined side effects are hard to over-estimate:

• MtxVec Expression parser, which was already very fast for formula evaluator and scripting engine gets an additional boost.
• MtxVec Core Math library, which runs without dependancy on external dlls profits the most with all key features being 2-3x faster.
• Both add-on products for MtxVec, the signal processing library (DSP Master) and the statistical library (Stats Master) benefit proportionally.
• Delphi developers working in sicence in engineering finally got a scalar math library that achieves parity and in some cases exceeds the numerical accuracy thus far available only to C/C++/Python/Matlab/Mathemathica and the likes.  

As the AI revoluation is gaining momentum, we would like to share our recent AI tool setups. Many developers are still weary, that their code might be secretly absorbed by the big AI companies and this is not an unfounded concern. But it is possible to work with AI and maintain a reasonable level of code privacy and security also. 

You are cordially invited to CodeRage 2025, taking place at the beginning of December. We will present the latest features introduced in our products this year and demonstrate how to make the best use of them with the help of AI.

We are happy to announce the availability of Dew Lab Studio 2025 for .NET. This is our first release targeting .NET which finally delivers also .NET Framework support based on C# code without external dependancies. Although legacy, it will bring much needed refreshment in features and performance also to Winforms and .NET Framework based applications. On the .NET Core side, there is now support for .NET 9.0, which deprecated binary serialization causing major investment in to alternative methods of component persistence for Winform apps. This eleveates Dew Lab Studio again to the first class citizen of the .NET library community. More about the many new features and improvements you can read in the release history.

We are happy to announce availability of Dew Lab Studio 2025 release 4 with support for Embarcadero Rad Studio 13.0 Florence. This latest update also sums up all the minor updates that happened over the last 6 months.

We are happy to announce availability of the R3 update of Dew Lab Studio 2025 targeting RAD Studio 12.3. A major new feature is the introduction of compound expressions for saturated integer, smallint and byte arithmethic. Some work has also been done to improve the probability, that the AI engines will produce compilable code for MtxVec. Performance improvements on a selected few compound expressions doing math with 64bit precision before being clamped to 32bit while running on AVX512 can be seen here:

We are happy to announce the availability of Dew Lab Studio 2025 update R2. This latest update delivers JIT-ed matrix multiply. The kernels will be created on the first call to the TMtx.Mul and will be used automatically in most algorithms, where it matters. Considering how frequently is this function used, this does make a big difference for many algorithms. Multiplication of small matrices was a problem for a long time due to the overhead of encapsulation. The total performance improvement in best case can be close to a factor of 100x for matrices of size 2x2, but even at a size 50x50 an improvement of 30% is noticeable. This release is further complemented with the first official support for AI assisted programming for MtxVec. 

This year is planned to be a busy one and here we are delivering the first Update for Dew Lab Studio 2025. This latest update includes a new feature called "compound expressions", which is represented by a 160+ new functions added to the TVec and TMtx objects. Additional work was also done to address support for AMD CPUs and a much improved out-of-the-box experience for AMD is now active. We also included "AMD Performance Libraries" for Zen architecture as an optional download for registered customers. On the screenshoot from the MtxVec demo below, you can now see the features supported and enabled on Zen 2 (Rome) hardware:

We are happy to announce availability of Dew Lab Studio 2025 with support for Embarcadero Rad Studio Athens 12.2. This version delivers latest performance optimizations from Intel OneAPI and more improvements to the Debugger Visualizer. This time it was also the DSP Master which received substantial improvements to performance of numerical peak interpolation and management of peaks in the frequency spectrum in general.

We are happy to announce the availability of Dew Debugger Visualizer v2. The debugger visualizer is a part of the MtxVec product and is available from Rad Studio XE3 forward, if TeeChart support is checked during the installation. Its features and capabilities are best described and demonstrated by the new "Users Manual". Check out new features and bug fixes.

Some of those features are available also for VS.NET users, if they have installed Dew Lab Studio 2024 SDK for .NET

We are happy to announce the release of Dew Lab Studio 2024 R2 for Delphi and C++Builder. This latest update enhances support for Linux, most notably delivers updated shared libs for Red Hat Linux v8 and v9, provides native support for .csv and .txt files via LoadFromFile/SaveToFile for all vector and matrix types and fixes a number of issues, most notably a fix to Spline1D interpolation routine. Below you can find two screens from RHEL made with Embarcadero's Fmx for Linux, which shows MtxVec, DSP and Stats Demos compiled and running on Linux:

We are happy announce the release of Dew Lab Studio 2024 for .NET Framework and .NET Core. This latest release delivers builds for .NET Core v7 and v8. Among many new features are the greatly enhanced visualizers for Visual Studio IDE for the typical types Vector, Matrix, VectorInt, MatrixInt, support for XML and JSON serialization, first introduction of fair critial sections on .NET and much more. A more comprehensive list of changes can be found here.

We are happy to announce availability of Dew Lab Studio 2024 with support for Embarcadero Rad Studio Athens 12.0. This latest version delivers latest performance optimizations and a number of new features and bug fixes.

We are happy to announce the availability of Dew Lab Studio 2023 for Delphi and C++ Builder. This latest release rounds up a series of enhancements introduced over the course of the last year, that were affecting multi-threading. This is the first release that introduces the use of a fair critical section, which is required to achieve linear scaling on computers with large (8+) core count.  This release is complemented by two videos released in december 2022 at CodeRage 2022:

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Part 2:

We are happy to announce the availability of Dew Lab Studio 2022 for Embarcadero Delphi and C++Builder. Special care was given to the multi-threading library and the thread-pool. Substantial improvements in speed are to be expected in case of high-thread count (16+). Brute-force exact K-NN with exceptional performance has also been added to the library. Another set of functions which received treatment were ARIMA statistical forecasting routines from the Stats Master.

We are happy announce comprehensive support for hardware acceleration across all key features of MtxVec when deploying to Linux 64bit OS. Additionally, support for native ARM compiler when deploying to Apple M1 CPUs has been added. This update concludes two major milestones reached in 2021:

1. Release of 100% native C# version of MtxVec for .NET Core v5.0 and v6.0.
2. Availability of comprehensive hardware acceleration libraries on 64bit Linux. They are available for both Embarcadero Delphi and .NET Core distributions.

For the month of Januar of 2022 we plan to add a number of videos to our YouTube channel. The videos are aimed at new and existing customers. Drop by to explore features that you might like or did not know that they are there. Subscribe to our channel and get notified when new videos are added.

We are happy to announce the availability of Dew Lab Studio 2021 R2, which adds support for Embarcadero RAD Studio 11. This latest release of Delphi features long anticipated support for High DPI applications.

We are happy to announce the availability of the trial version of the Dew Lab Studio for .NET Framework and .NET Core. All products have been rewritten in C# language and the evaluation versions can be downloaded from the public nuget.org package repository (Search for "Dew.") .  With this release Dew Lab Studio occupies a unique position of having a nearly 100% coherent API across multiple languages and platforms: Delphi, C#, C++, FireMonkey, Windows, Linux, iOS, OSX, MacOS and Android, .NET Framework and .NET Core. Regardless of your toolset, you can always find the familiar tools and performance. We also got our sample projects uploaded to github. 

We are happy to announce the availability of Dew Lab Studio 2021 for Embarcadero RAD Studio. This latest release features the most comprehensive support of all features across all supported platforms (Windows, Linux, iOS, MacOS, Android). Most notably, shared high-performance libraries based on Intel OneAPI for Linux 64bit (x86) are now included in to the distribution for registered users. For the most part of the past year, we have been working to implement programming language mirroring of our software. The first result of this effort will be the release of Dew Lab Studio for .NET Core, which is due shortly and will feature 100% source code in C#. Other languages like C/C++ and Java are planned to be supported in the future.