Yes, of course. I have to retrieve the code from a backup drive, so this will have to wait until I'm home and can search for it. Guess it will take until tomorrow evening. I have backuped all my Julia work and removed the files from the main drive. I will return to Julia only when version 0.4 is officially out and running, and most optimization packages and the 'Approxfun' package are working correctly.
At first I was a bit irritated about the length of this Julia "chaos phase", but in the meantime I find it's a nice break and provides an opportunity to go and try out some other new programming languages, like Nim, Rust, or Swift. That is the reason I am reimplementing some of these algorithms in other languages. Well, I'm sure I will return in time. On Sunday, March 8, 2015 at 5:38:55 PM UTC+1, Alan Edelman wrote: > > Is this the one that can be parcelled out to all of us so we can > distribute the work? > I realize later digits take longer, so early folks can get more digits > and later digit folks might only do fewer digits > >
