On Tue, Apr 27, 2021 at 10:45:21PM +0200, Ralf Hemmecke wrote:
> Without looking deeper into your snippet... is there a good reason that
> you must first run some stuff in the session, then compile something and
> later continue with your session?
>
> Why can't you do all the compilation first and then run your computations?
I do not know what Tobias is doing, but rather typical developement
cycle is as follows:
1) compile your code
2) run some tests at command line
3) edit code to hopefully fix bugs
4) goto 1
To speed up this process it is convenient to preserve as much
of testing context as possible, that is reuse test expressions
stored in variables etc. There are workarounds, like storing
tests in input files, but in general bugs like this one
are problematic. Namely, when debugging freshly written code
bugs in libraries or interpeter are very undesirable, us
one would like to concentrate at current task and rely
on correct working of other FriCAS parts.
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Waldek Hebisch
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