Le 12 juil. 08 à 04:02, John D. Ramsdell a écrit :

CIMe[1] might be useful to solve the generated diophantine equations.

It also has AC unification, and it probably wouldn't be all that hard
to translate our code into OCaml.  I think CiME isn't supported
anymore.  Still it's worth considering.  It's quite large.  The source
distribution compiled effortlessly on Ubuntu.  That's about all I know
now.

CIMe 2 is not maintained anymore, but a third version is in the works, see:
http://www3.iie.cnam.fr/~urbain/a3pat/a3pat_intro.en.html

-- Matthieu
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