Le 17/06/2012 23:14, mmarco a écrit :
There is a software developped in my university called TIDES[1]. It is
an arbitrary precission ODE integrator. The guys that made it claim
that it is the software that allows bigger precission in this task. I
know almost anything about numerical integration o
There is a software developped in my university called TIDES[1]. It is
an arbitrary precission ODE integrator. The guys that made it claim
that it is the software that allows bigger precission in this task. I
know almost anything about numerical integration of ODE's, so i would
like to ask the expe
There is a software developped in my university called TIDES[1]. It is
an arbitrary precission ODE integrator. The guys that made it claim
that it is the software that allows bigger precission in this task. I
know almost anything about numerical integration of ODE's, so i would
like to ask the expe
Hi Volker,
the qmake path can be /usr/bin/qmake if installed from the dmg package or
/opt/local/bin/qmake if installed from macports. In either case it should
be in the user path if it was properly installed. I built your package
without problems using both versions of qmake (see my remark on t
I made the optional spkg, which builds on Linux but apparently not on OSX.
Somebody who actually has a mac should have a closer look. My hunch is that
it'll work fine, you just have to give it the right path to "qmake". It
seems that bsd.math doesn't have the Qt-devel installed, thats the only O
Hi,
After a bit of exploration I found that there are two sets of sip and PyQt -
Optional - sip-4.13.2.p0 and PyQt_x11-4.9.1.p0
Experimental - sip-4.9.3 and PyQt4-4.6.2
Both work pairwise for me with Sage-5.0.1 on a Debian wheezy machine,
but the cross pair doesn't work. The optional package ha
