What do Axiom users want from a numerical package? Given that Axiom was
once "married" to the NAG library, I'd expect such things as basic
linear algebra, ordinary and partial differential equations, digital
signal processing, and statistics. R has all of these, but it is more --
it's a complet
Jose,
good to hear from you and good to see that you're still interested.
doyen has been discussed on the mailing list and we're hoping to
have enough support put together to get it ready to distribute
at ISSAC 2006 (Genova Italy http://issac2006.dima.unige.it/call2.html)
i normally get asked to
There are tools to develop the "call graph" of C/C++ code. Mel Gorman
used one to diagram the Linux kernel. See
http://www.skynet.ie/~mel/projects/codeviz/
for the details. I have no idea whether this would work for any of the
languages Axiom uses, since I don't know the syntax or semantics of
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On 18 Dec 2005 at 2:36, Bill Page wrote:
> On December 16, 2005 7:38 PM Michel Lavaud wrote:
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> > Of course, once again this is not at all important, as it is
> > just a comment. But it might be more annoying for more important
> > information, or if (some day) MathAction would use jsmath or othe
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Btw - about the music, well - how shall I put it, silence is gold?
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Martin,
depending on what you actually want to do, you might just want to make
them talk to each other through, for instance, a pipe (and some
translation in between) that might do the trick if what you want to do
just needs basic types.
That might also be a good start to understand what are the c
Martin Rubey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> > We need to develop a jsMath output format for browsers.
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> NO! I couldn't disagree more.
>
> The idea -- well, at least mine -- is to use jsMath as long as mathml is not
> widely supported, in order to have nice output on browsers, BUT
On 18 Dec 2005 at 2:10, Bill Page wrote:
> My opinion is that it is highest priority to improve the
> scientific contents even if the quality of the English is not
> perfect. You will notice that even though English is my first
> language, I still manage occasionally to introduce bad syntax
> and
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Greetings!
Just wondering if there were any ideas or progress on this front.
Take care,
Camm Maguire <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Greetings!
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> With current cvs 2.6.8pre, I just took your patch, and changed the
> GCLVERSION to gcl-system in both Makefile and Makefile.pamphlet. Then
> I poin
>> We need to develop a jsMath output format for browsers.
>NO! I couldn't disagree more.
> (PLEASE correct me if I'm on the wrong track)
you're not wrong, i am.
t
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This might be relevant to the ongoing discussion about generating dot
graphs of the Axiom source code. I suspect it would be more work to
make the jump to the Spad code but Lisp is probably up to it.
Gary King recently released a set of common lisp libraries (I believe
under the MIT Style License
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> So I suppose we can revert your recent edit of SummerOfCode, Tim?
yes
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Dear Ed,
in fact, a connection between R and Axiom would be wonderful and this was
already stated a few times.
I also do not really know which way to go, embed Axiom in R or embed R in
Axiom...
Do you have ideas?
Martin
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> I think that is it exactly. We are on the same track!
So I suppose we can revert your recent edit of SummerOfCode, Tim?
Martin
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Well, it seems that it's time for me to admit that I was planning a small
workshop on such things at RISC, Linz, Austria, together with Ralf Hemmecke.
I did already contact Michael Joswig from Polymake and Nicolas Thiery / Florent
Hivert from MuPAD Combinat and they seemed to be interested. Bernha
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I'd fix it myself if the system would let me...
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What are you talking about? What is not fixed?
I cannot find the word "enail" anywhere on the
website except here in your comment.
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On December 19, 2005 7:05 AM Martin Rubey wrote:
> Tim Daly (root): wrote:
> > We need to develop a jsMath output format for browsers.
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> NO! I couldn't disagree more.
>
> The idea -- well, at least mine -- is to use jsMath as long
> as mathml is not widely supported, in order to have nice
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Dear Tim,
> We need to develop a jsMath output format for browsers.
NO! I couldn't disagree more.
The idea -- well, at least mine -- is to use jsMath as long as mathml is not
widely supported, in order to have nice output on browsers, BUT
not only for Axiom output, but also for the pamphlet
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