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Re: Octave and Maxima (was: (newbie) fractional arithmetic)
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Cederik |
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Re: Octave and Maxima (was: (newbie) fractional arithmetic) |
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Sat, 10 Feb 2001 21:15:05 -0600 (CST) |
Hi list:
I had been hearded, that Macsyma (the free version of Maxima) is
for symbolic manipulation only and a more ore less non complex numerical
manipulation, so: is more comfordable install a version of Macsyma (about
4 MB the GZIPED 5.2 Version (Binary) Package) ? make some kind SH scripts
for the manipulation of the data and then use octave.
I find not sense in the implementation beetwean the Macsyma and
octave, in that case i think that make The Octave owns High-Symbolic
Manipulation, and then make compatibility with other Symbolic Languages.
I had Macsyma and i can make a lot of things, but when i have a numerical
problem i use Octave.
Regards ..
CD
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- (newbie) fractional arithmetic, Joshua McFadden, 2001/02/09
- Re: (newbie) fractional arithmetic, Kevin Straight, 2001/02/09
- Re: (newbie) fractional arithmetic, Prasanth Kumar, 2001/02/09
- Octave and Maxima (was: (newbie) fractional arithmetic), Kevin Straight, 2001/02/10
- looking for comments on porting code, Mostyn Bramley-Moore, 2001/02/10
- looking for comments on porting code, John W. Eaton, 2001/02/13
- Re: looking for comments on porting code, Mostyn Bramley-Moore, 2001/02/14
- Re: Octave and Maxima (was: (newbie) fractional arithmetic),
Cederik <=
- Re: Octave and Maxima (was: (newbie) fractional arithmetic), Kevin Straight, 2001/02/11
- Re: Octave and Maxima (was: (newbie) fractional arithmetic), John W. Eaton, 2001/02/13
- Re: (newbie) fractional arithmetic, Tony Roberts, 2001/02/11