Hi. I just loaded Julia 0.4.5 and entered the starting line of your
installation instructions: Pkg.checkout("Gtk").
I get the error message ERROR: Gtk is not a git repot in checkout at
pkg/entry.jl:203
Is there something else I need to load first, or what am I doing wrong?
Thanks
Larry
How does this compare to the "old standard?"
1. Fortran requires every variable to have a defined type, but
automatically defaults to floating or integer type based on the first
letter of the variable name. Or, you can pre-define your own sets of
first-letter defaults with the Implicit
Something I miss from Fortran is the very convenient default "print *,
. " It handled almost 100% of my needs while working on a program and
was easily replaced by real formatting when the time came. Is there any
chance that Julia could get something like this?
Thanks
On Monday,
Just out of curiosity, I tabulated the first 30 items in this forum (I
did it last night, so I'm already a bit out of date): The average nr of
posts per item is 11, with a standard deviation of 23. The average number
of views is 227, with a standard deviation of 472. This IDE topic had 129
I had the same problem. It turned out that ZMQ had problems because it
couldn't find a C++ compiler. I downloaded a C++ compiler, then rebuilt ZMQ
and now IJulia runs fine.
On Friday, August 28, 2015 at 5:33:42 PM UTC-5, Marcio Sales wrote:
Hello.
When trying to install IJulia on Windows, I
version of Julia?
LarryD
. As far as I know, there are no real Beginning Programming
books using Julia. 2. Right now Julia is changing often as it's developed;
however I suspect the changes won't affect a beginner's programs too much.
Good Luck
LarryD
On Tuesday, August 4, 2015 at 10:34:40 AM UTC-5, phineas vang wrote
When I start Juno, I wait ~10 secs for spinning to complete. Then
if I need, say, using pyplot, I wait another ~15 secs. I am just learning
Julia, so I often make mistakes in my test programs, and it's not uncommon
to need to interrupt Julia to stop something I inadvertently created. But
I just put
Python 3.4.3 (64 bit) and
Python 3.4 matplotlib-1.4.3 (64 bit)
onto my computer.
I ran Pkgadd(PyPlot) and then Pkg.update()
When I runusing PyPlot I get _
Warning: error initializing module PyPlot:
PyCall.PyError(msg=:PyImport_ImportModule,
parameters
by reference.
ccall((:__nuts_MOD_foo, nuts.so), Int32, (Ref{Int32},), 3)
works for me on Julia 0.4-dev, or
ccall((:__nuts_MOD_foo, nuts.so), Int32, (Ptr{Int32},), 3)
on Julia 0.3.
On Monday, July 13, 2015 at 3:39:05 PM UTC-7, LarryD wrote:
I'm afraid I'm not getting anywhere. I
with C. There's a fairly old issue about
implementing fcall https://github.com/JuliaLang/julia/issues/2167 (cf
ccall), which natively emits calls using the Fortran calling convention.
Have you tried calling code compiled with this compiler and had problems?
On Saturday, July 11, 2015, LarryD
I'm just starting to learn Julia, so I apologize for dumb questions. Does
anybody have experience calling stuff written in SilverFrost Fortran from
Julia? Thanks.
LarryD
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