Is this the Julia native version of SymPy?

[djsegal]

As in:

• SymPy.jl is just a wrapper for a python library
• This is built from the ground up in Julia

?

[dalum]

It could be. 😄

But I don't have plans for making symbolic integration or equation solvers. I'm mostly interested in having a library that can simplify small matrix products and compile into parameterised functions, motivated by the fact that you get a 4-8x speedup on @def f = A^2 or @def f = A^-1 for small matrices at the moment, compared to naively inverting the numerical matrices. And I really hate writing function signatures too, when the parameters can be inferred from the function body.

It's my first package, though, so it's very much still a learning process for me.