Please note that I have reverted the previous bug fix for Maxima bug
report #2680, and made a different bug fix. More info here:
https://sourceforge.net/p/maxima/bugs/2680/
The bug fix will appear in the next released version (to be Maxima 5.38).
Maxima 5.27.0 is a couple of years old, and the code to which OP
refers does not exist anymore. Perhaps OP can try it again with a
current version of Maxima.
I have tried the same operation with a current version of Maxima
(post-5.33 from Git) and it works as expected.
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About multiple inputs on one line, I can't reproduce the behavior
you've observed. There is some logic in the prompt-printing code to
suppress the input prompt when there are multiple inputs; I can't tell
why it apparently isn't acting as expected in the case you observed.
It is possible that the b
The segfault is due to the Lisp implementation (namely GCL)
incorrectly handling the attempt to allocate an array which is too
large for available memory. The behavior shown in the 49 by 49 case is
correct: if the array can't be allocated, the Lisp implementation
should print an error message. Cras
This behavior is due to the underlying Lisp implementation (namely
GCL) incorrectly handling UTF-8 characters. (You are working with
Maxima as compiled by GCL, right? If I am not mistaken, that is the
default for Debian.)
You can work around this behavior by compiling Maxima with a
UTF-8-aware Lis
Temporary files are written into the directory named by
maxima_tempdir. You can set maxima_tempdir to "/tmp" or something like
that.
My advice is to close this report, as it isn't a bug from the Maxima
developers point of view.
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OK, it turns out I did not correct install Cantor after compiling it
(incorrect installation prefix). However, I've now fixed that
problem, and the result is that Cantor loads the Maxima init file
successfully and Maxima does honor the prompt prefix and suffix
variables, as verified by strace.
So
I've managed to build and install the current version of Cantor from Git.
Cantor reports its version as 0.5.
KDE version is 4.8.5.
Maxima version is branch_5_33_base_153_ge30d638 (post-5.33 from Git).
When I launch Cantor, :lisp *alt-display2d* is nil, which indicates
that cantor-initmaxima.lisp
Maxima can solve some integrals involving absolute values,
including the example given (integrate(exp(-abs(x)-%i*x),x,minf,inf)),
via the package abs_integrate.
(%i2) load (abs_integrate);
(%o2)
/usr/local/share/maxima/5.32.1/share/contrib/integration/abs_integrate.mac
(%i3) integrate(exp(-ab
I installed (via apt-get) cantor and cantor-backend-maxima on my
Ubuntu 12.04 system.
$ cantor --version
Qt: 4.8.1
KDE Development Platform: 4.8.5 (4.8.5)
Cantor: 0.3
When I launch cantor --backend maxima, it seems to work as expected.
However, I find that the variables and functions defined in
c
maybe this example could be
reported to the Maxima bug tracker, in case someone works
on the solve function at some point.
Hope this helps,
Robert Dodier
Maxima developer
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fix it.
Robert Dodier
Maxima developer
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regards,
Robert Dodier
Maxima developer
PS. Sorry if this is a repeat. I tried to send this message before
but it apparently failed.
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