i took your suggestion and rewrote plttest.c to add the line:
long findstring(char *a, char *b);
but it had no effect.
when you built axiom did you modify the makefiles to use
GCLVERSION=gcl-2.6.8pre
or did you build the lisp by hand and copy it over?
or did you use your debian mod and compil
On December 15, 2005 5:46 AM Ralf Hemmecke wrote:
> ...
> Is there any chance to get this translated to html? As I have
> read GraphViz can output SVG, but I have no idea how to use it.
>
Yes. GraphViz can generate several different formats that are
compatible with HTML. SVG might be interesting
Hi Bill,
I am aware of ladot, but I have not used it. A feature request such as
this is just the sort of impetus I need to investigate the matter :)
I'll take a look at it next week.
Yes, you will definitely run into tex's file handle limitations.
Basically you can draw slightly over a dozen gra
> > > Sorry if we're not pulling our weight Tim
> >
> > Was the original post a comment about people not pulling their
> > weight?
>
> Not really. I read it (just my interpretation) as Tim being frustrated
> with so many opinions without accompanying code, and I'm certainly
> guilty of that. S
Greetings! Odd, I see:
Loading /Users/camm/axiom/obj/MACOSX/interp/cformat.o
start address -T 0xccf500 Finished loading
/Users/camm/axiom/obj/MACOSX/interp/cformat.o
Loading /Users/camm/axiom/obj/MACOSX/interp/cfuns.o
start address -T 0xc41880 Finished loading
/Users/camm/axiom/obj/MACOSX/inter
--- Jay Belanger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> C Y <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> >
> > Sorry if we're not pulling our weight Tim
>
> Was the original post a comment about people not pulling their
> weight?
Not really. I read it (just my interpretation) as Tim being frustrated
with so many opi
different error message. there is progress. now it is loading the
lisp code that was compiled but it fails loading cfuns.o which
is C code that gets compiled and linked into the image. the source
is in src/lib/cfuns.c.pamphlet. the message is
Loading /home/daly/macosx46/obj/MACOSX/interp/cfuns.o
E
sorry, i am hand-copying the error message and there was a minor typo
=
different error message. there is progress. now it is loading the
lisp code that was compiled but it fails loading cfuns.o which
is C code that gets compiled
C Y <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> --- root <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> axiom is free software. design it, hack it, polish it, test it,
>> document it, and send patches (or arch changesets). you're
>> allowed to do anything you want and have no reason to depend
>> on me for anything (except t
Greetings!
OK, think I got it now, will know for sure in a bit. Might want to
try a fresh update of 2.6.8pre at this point.
Please keep me posted.
Take care,
root <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> still fails at the same spot in the same way.
>
> > OK, please try again with
> >
> > export CVSRO
On December 15, 2005 12:57 PM Tim Daly wrote:
> Bill Page wrote:
> > I believe that
> >
> > foo\n bar <==> foo\n{}bar
> >
> > are identical. No?
>
> nope. the first from will generate
>foo\n bar
> the second form will generate
>foo\nbar
>
???
I don't think so. Try this:
\documen
Derek,
That is great news. Thank you very much for this work. As Ralf
said, we plan to make extensive use of this in our documentation
of Axiom. The combination of GraphViz with LaTeX and hyperref
links is very convenient.
I am aware of, but have not yet experimented with another
extension LaTeX-
On December 15, 2005 5:13 AM Matthias Heiler wrote:
>
> "Page, Bill" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > They can do that privately in their own source code environments
> > or they can do it more publicly via the Axiom Wiki. All types
> > of Axiom-related programming are now possible through the w
> I believe that
>
> foo\n bar <==> foo\n{}bar
>
> are identical. No?
nope. the first from will generate
foo\n bar
the second form will generate
foo\nbar
t
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On December 15, 2005 10:35 AM Tim Daly (root) wrote:
>
> in tex if you want a 2 character command (say \n) but no
> space you write:
>
> foo\n{}bar ==> foo\nbar
>
> the {} tells tex that \n has ended and has no argument.
>
I believe that
foo\n bar <==> foo\n{}bar
are identical. No?
Regar
in tex if you want a 2 character command (say \n) but no space you write:
foo\n{}bar ==> foo\nbar
the {} tells tex that \n has ended and has no argument.
t
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> OK. Could you tell me how recent the sources are in book--main--1.
> I have unfortunately never worked with tla except for 'tla get' and I am
> learning very slowly.
re: learning. no problem. you could even document it :-)
>
> If you don't mind, I'll put bookvol4 into src/doc and change every
if you're interested in volume 4 go for it. send email and i'll
help you with the details and the writing. the book--main--1
branch is probably better than the axiom--main--1 branch because
we can update more frequently and the changes can be broken for
a long time. we can also mirror them in src/
> But what matters is that there is just a link on the website telling
> about book--main--1. I cannot remember that I have read much about the
> different volumes that should be written. So why should I check out
> book--main--1 if I am new to Axiom and just want to learn how I could
> contrib
Heh - maddeningly enough, it seems to be the rule that the most
interesting languages have the least support. Lisp had the misfortune
to be just sufficiently unpopular in the early to mid ninties that it
never got the plethera of graphics libraries that other languages got,
and that had proved dif
> it is just that any bug or fix I find in noweb will be sent to Norman
> Ramsey. I will never modify the version that comes with Axiom.
> I guess many people would think that way. If Tim has enough time to
> maintain that version, fine with me.
if you sent your fix to norman and he accepted it
I'm getting either "Bad gateway" or "No space left on device" every time I try
to post on your wiki.
Keith
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Page, Bill wrote:
On Tuesday, December 13, 2005 12:27 PM Ralf Hemmecke wrote:
Bill Page wrote:
Doing the same thing with \n instead of \- would be a bit more
complicated. But I think for LaTeX-speakers \- is more natural
anyway.
Hmmm ... maybe '\n ' would be better - more compatible with
the
Dear Tim,
I've just browsed through axiom--main--1/README.
To me it seems there is some contradiction. See below.
Ralf
The src directory consists of human-written, system-independent
code. You can copy this directory (and the top-level makefiles) and
have a complete build system. *** Nothing in
re: advocacy
ok. you're advocating a change.
No, I am just complaining that you did something wrong 3 years
ago. It was Ralf who was advocating a change. I just agreed
with him. ;)
Hmm, was I advocating? Well, my point of view is to minimise the effort
of developing/maintaining axiom. As
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