For me your macro
Array == APrimitiveArray
sounded terribly dangerous until I learned that you export a function
#: % -> MachineInteger
in APrimitiveArray. That is a bit odd for me since
PrimitiveArray$LibAldor does not have such a function. So somewhere
Axiom's PrimitiveArray seems to store the size of the array.
OK, since it compiles, it doesn't cause trouble.
What I thought was that APrimitiveArray should exactly simulate
PrimitiveArray of LibAldor. That would avoid any rewrite (any #if Axiom)
in the code of Aldor-Combinat.
Maybe the same should be done for Array. If I find some time, I'll try
to suggest something. Before the merge these #if Axiom things should be
gone.
I also don't really like the macro
MachineInteger == Integer;
And
MultinomialTools == IntegerCombinatoricFunctions(Integer);
I don't understand either.
Ralf
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