Wednesday 17 December 2008
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This looks pretty useful – Luca Bolognese has implemented (during paternity leave, no less!) a fairly complete library of Financial functions for .NET.
If this had been around a few months ago, a project I’m working on might have taken quite a different approach. Something to bookmark for later.
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