Hi Chibisi,
> I am new to maxima and decided to visit the Sage website when I saw the
> discussions on it. I just want to ask why does Sage need NM ware and why was
> it built in that way?
Sage requires VMWare on Windows since much of the software that Sage
depends on does not build on Windows.
>> Are there any other major test suite collections available?
>
>At present Maxima includes a copy of Michael Wester's test suite
>which was the basis for his published review of computer algebra
>systems from about 10 years ago. We haven't done anything with it
>but I asked for and received perm
root wrote:
> Are there any other major test suite collections available?
At present Maxima includes a copy of Michael Wester's test suite
which was the basis for his published review of computer algebra
systems from about 10 years ago. We haven't done anything with it
but I asked for and receiv
On Sat, Jun 21, 2008 at 9:28 AM, rjf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Why does anyone rewrite code that apparently already exists?
>
> For myself, I can say this:
> Sometimes I don't understand other people's code. It is too
> elaborate, too general, uses extra layers of technology, is in a
> prog
> But I don't see any real interest from you either, so I don't see any
> problem with it.
? Why do you think I'm writing here if I really had no interest?
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I think the extra links "Try Sage online!" and "Try it online!" look
a bit weird. Maybe it would be better if they were somehow part of
the main menu thing in the middle of the screen.
On the downloads page, there is a space missing before "additional
instructions".
david
On Jun 9, 2008,
Why does anyone rewrite code that apparently already exists?
For myself, I can say this:
Sometimes I don't understand other people's code. It is too
elaborate, too general, uses extra layers of technology, is in a
programming language I am uncomfortable with. Maybe some other
reasons.
Recentl
> Then I don't see this happen. When I decided to write a plugin for
> texmacs, I knew approximatively how much time it would require, and
> there was a very positive feedback from the texmacs community, which
> was very open to add a plugin for giac. I don't know how much time it
> would require
