Hi Alex,
I created the optional package with the goal of eventually enabling it
as a backend for computing numerical Polyhedron objects. Currently we
use cddlib, transitioning to the Parma Polyhedra Library (PPL). Both
cddlib and PPL are more focused on exact computations, and I think
Qhull will
Hi Doug:
Qhull installs no problem on my Mac desktop. So maybe it is some gcc
weirdness that prevents me from installing it on my laptop. I'll try
your suggested code on my laptop tonight.
Now that i have Qhull, um, how do i use it within Sage? Can somebody
point me to the documentation? I po
Yes, but its built as a shared library and doesn't copy over the basic
executables, so it might not be convenient for some uses. Its
inclusion does mean that we can write an interface to the shared
library and then the optional package would be obsolete.
-Marshall
On Apr 5, 7:58 pm, kcrisman wr
I believe Qhull is in the new Scipy?
- kcrisman
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