On Thu, 4 Jan 2007, Ralf Hemmecke wrote:
Since you want to work with Axiom, I guess you are right here.
well, there is also axiom-math and axiom-mail ... anyways the people who
answer seem to be the same:)
I currently rather rely on what is provided in LibAldor+LibAlgebra and don't
take things from LibAxiom, but that is personal taste.
I wasn't aware that this is possible.
Using #include "aldor" and #include "algebra" compiles but won't run:
(1) -> sum [1,2,3]
>> System error:
AxiomXL file "sal_list" is missing!
how can one mix axiom and libaldor?
You would call that via
l: List Integer := [2,3,4]
sum generator l
yes, this looked elegant and promising.
Yep. But sorry to say: Axiom is weak in that respect (at least to my
knowledge).
ok, at least this is an answer and I shall not try further.
Thus my "SumPackage" includes also
sum ( ll: Stream R) : R == {
import from StreamFunctions2(R,R);
last complete scan(0,+, ll);
}
Is it really true that StreamFunctions2 must explicitly be imported?
The "last complete scan" makes me worry if the stream is really long
and all intermediate results are stored; or is it optimized away by the
compiler?
I rather would like the for loop but do not know where to import it from.
greping the source files is not really helpful in this case ...
Franz
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