You might be pleasantly surprised that the Axiom PDFs actually are heavily cross-referenced. If you have a recent version of any pdf viewer you'll see that there are hyperlinks in the pdf. The index is also hyperlinked so you can look things up in the index and jump to the most interesting point.
The algebra PDFs (volume 10.2, 10.3, and 10.4) are all hyperlinked. This makes it easy to find algebra. In addition, the two algebra graphs on the webpage are hyperlinked into the correct pdfs so you can walk the algebra graph and see the corresponding code. The Interpreter (volume 5) even includes both forward (calls) and backward hyperlinks (called by) so you can find callers and callees making it very easy to walk the lisp code. The compiler (volume 9) will be the same. The hypertex pages (volume 7.1) has pictures of the pages that the code describes so you can "hyperdoc browse" in the pdf viewer. Eventually all of the volumes will be fully hyperlinked. The Jenks book (volume 0) and the tutorial (volume 1) are "in the queue". Yes, the PDFs are large but they are easy to navigate. Tim _______________________________________________ Axiom-developer mailing list Axiom-developer@nongnu.org http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/axiom-developer
