SimplexNumerica is a comprehensive and powerful application that can be used in order to analyze data, 2D and 3D plotting, make complex calculations and develop programs in the C++ language.
Long-lasting setup and cluttered interface
The installation process does not pose any kind of issues, other than the fact it might last a while, seeing there are many files and folders to setup.

The GUI you are met with is a bit overwhelming, seeing it encloses a menu bar, many buttons, a few panes to display various useful information and some tabs so that you can multi-task with ease. Nevertheless, you should know that comprehensive and well-drawn Help contents are provided on the developer’s website, which might aid beginners in finding their way around SimplexNumerica.

Multiple examples at your fingertips and many supported extensions
First and foremost, you should know that this program comes packed with a pretty large number of sample scripts and examples for many of its options, including function plots, graph plots, math functions, histograms and IIR filters. These enable you to learn how to get around the tool much faster.

Data can be imported from formats such as CSV, XLS, XLSX, DBF, MDB and multiple server databases, while export is available only using CSV and XLS extensions. Projects can be saved to a custom location as a SXW and SX files, so that you work on them at a later date.

Add plots, charts and algorithms
It is possible to build multiple types of plots and charts (e.g. science plots, bar charts, pie charts, contour plots, meter charts etc.), as well as view all the items it contains and its properties in dedicated panes. A wide range of algorithms can be accessed, including interpolation, approximation, function plot, data reduction, outlier test and math operations and functions.

A few incorporated scripting options
When it comes to C++ scripting, you should know that it is possible to work with CPP files, add bookmarks and toggle them, insert and remove breakpoints, enable outlining and line numbers so that you can keep better track of what you write, as well as run, compile and debug your code.

A final assessment
The system’s performance might be affected from time to time by SimplexNumerica, yet this is to be expected seeing how complex the app is. The response time is good and we did not come across any issues such as bugs, hangs or freezes.

Taking all of this into consideration, it is safe to say that this piece of software is useful and efficient, and comprises a long list of options which can keep you busy for quite a while. The interface is not extremely intuitive, yet it compensates with the tutorials and other related documentation it comprises.

Feautures :
It has a new sophisticated rendering engine that produced astonishing graphics and layouts.
It has an object-oriented user-interface based on a bunch of high level C++ classes.
It has an Inter-Process Control Interface (IPC) for Client/Server structure.
It offers you an integrated environment for data analysis and visualization.
You can analyze data with a broad range of computing and numerical methods on a Microsoft Office like interface.
You can visualize the results as professional rendered charts and graphs.
A spread view dedicated for each chart contains Excel-compatible spreadsheets.
It provides a wide range of computing methods such as mathematical Approximation and Interpolation algorithm.
Based on SimplexGraphics & ChartDirector