Greetings!
"Mike Thomas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi Camm.
>
> | 6) On Windows (at least) GCL 2.6.6 Axiom (not 2.6.5) has a problem with
> | equation system solutions:
> | ===
> | (1) -> solve([3*x**3+y+1,y**2-4],[x,y])
> |Loading C:/Program F
Hi Camm.
| 6) On Windows (at least) GCL 2.6.6 Axiom (not 2.6.5) has a problem with
| equation system solutions:
| ===
| (1) -> solve([3*x**3+y+1,y**2-4],[x,y])
|Loading C:/Program Files/axiom/mnt/windows/algebra/UPMP.o for
| package UnivariatePol
Hi Camm.
| Thanks! Had forgotten there was so much difference with mingw here,
| but at least this appears to imply that there is some windows version
| of fork() :-).
Not mingw, rather Windows. Also definitely not fork() per se - just the
ability to spawn a separate process with stdio redirect
Greetings!
"Mike Thomas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi Camm.
>
> | > | 1) reenable run-process
>
> I checked into HEAD yesterday a fix which works with the test snippet you
> provided in a separate email to Tim. I note that the interface (on Unix
> also I believe) is not robust in the sense
Hi Camm.
| > | 1) reenable run-process
I checked into HEAD yesterday a fix which works with the test snippet you
provided in a separate email to Tim. I note that the interface (on Unix
also I believe) is not robust in the sense that it doesn't check the type or
number of arguments to the functio
Greetings!
"Mike Thomas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi Camm.
>
> | Hi Tim! Great conference!
>
> Sometimes living a long way from "the action" can be frustrating.
>
Needless to say, your spirit was there in force!
> | Here's my take home understanding of the remaining issues re:
> | gcl/
Hi Camm.
| Hi Tim! Great conference!
Sometimes living a long way from "the action" can be frustrating.
| Here's my take home understanding of the remaining issues re:
| gcl/axiom:
|
| 1) reenable run-process
| 2) display images in tcl/tk
| 3) tcl/tk working in windows
| 4) Windows socket workar
