if you do
)lisp (trace pf2sex)
you can see the input translated to s-expressions which
are essentially a GREAT-like data structure. It should
be possible to write USER algebra domain that captures
this, parses it, and allows you to manipulate it as a
tree expression.
t
On November 19, 2005 2:05 AM Hans Peter Würmli wrote:
>
> In "How to Make AXIOM Into a Scratchpad" Jenks and Trager
> describe "... a new user interface language ..." for Axiom,
> which they called B# ("B natural") in the article. If it ever
> had been implemented, it would offer a lot of the lan
On November 19, 2005 12:25 PM Tim Daly (root) wrote:
>
> C. Y wrote:
> > Premature question: Where would it be held?
>
> a more reasonable answer is another question:
> who would be willing to host it.
>
> frankly i think it'd be a lot of fun to rent a beach house
> somewhere and spend 3 days c
C Y <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
--- root <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Premature question: Where would it be held?
Kansas. So we could decide if the changes to Axiom are the result
of intelligent design or evolution :-)
Hehehe :-). I wonder if they would punt the lot of us out of the state
> Premature question: Where would it be held?
a more reasonable answer is another question:
who would be willing to host it.
frankly i think it'd be a lot of fun to rent a beach house
somewhere and spend 3 days code hacking/designing/lang-wars-ing
on the front porch. morning presentations, after
On November 19, 2005 11:54 AM Tim Daly (root) wrote:
>
> > Premature question: Where would it be held?
>
> Kansas. So we could decide if the changes to Axiom are the
> result of intelligent design or evolution :-)
>
Oh, you're baaadd, Bad Tim! I but like it. :-))
But clearly evolution is part
--- root <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Premature question: Where would it be held?
>
> Kansas. So we could decide if the changes to Axiom are the result
> of intelligent design or evolution :-)
Hehehe :-). I wonder if they would punt the lot of us out of the state
for refusing to acknowledge
> Premature question: Where would it be held?
Kansas. So we could decide if the changes to Axiom are the result
of intelligent design or evolution :-)
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--- root <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> One thing we've done in the past, while Axiom was at IBM,
> would be to apply to the National Science Foundation (NSF)
> for conference funding. We would ask for a grant amount to
> cover local costs and some limited travel for students and
> speakers.
>
>
One thing we've done in the past, while Axiom was at IBM, would be
to apply to the National Science Foundation (NSF) for conference
funding. We would ask for a grant amount to cover local costs and
some limited travel for students and speakers.
Perhaps we could draft a grant proposal (with the gra
On Sat, 2005-11-19 at 01:00 -0500, root wrote:
> I'm testing axiom under a variety of common lisps.
> The Makefile I use does the following:
>
> @-echo (load "bookvol5.lisp") | clisp
clisp takes Lisp or fasl files on the command-line. You can say "clisp
bookvol5.lisp". For arbitrary forms, yo
The following Makefile works for me (under FreeBSD)
test:
@- echo '(progn (print 5) (quit))' | clisp
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Juergen Weiss
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