Le 04/02/2015 21:33, François Bissey a écrit :
Maxima is a funny beast that can be compiled against several lisp at
the same time. Just adding "--enable-ecl" to the debian rule probably
means that a maxima based on ecl will be built and installed alongside
whatever debian is already installing by default.
Everything that communicates with maxima-lib should be fine. For the
direct interface to maxima you may want to do
# run maxima with ecl
sed -i "s:'maxima :'maxima -l ecl :g" \
sage/interfaces/maxima.py \
sage/interfaces/maxima_abstract.py
Francois
Yes, maxima is an extremely impressive piece of software.
Still, the maxima-on-gcl in debian should give good results too : there
is a common lisp specification behind in both cases. The fact that some
doctests seem to fail because there are missing/differing decimals is a
little worrying, and I opened a bug to the maxima package to discuss the
matter (bug #777072).
I'm pushing things further every day : that is very satisfying. (Though
of course, it would suit me better if I could go slower and have a clue
what kind of modelisation problem I'll throw at my students' heads in
two weeks...)
Snark on #debian-science
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