Am Freitag, 4. November 2011, 15:23:28 schrieb Olaf Till: > What would be really useful IMHO would be converting the > representation of a function in Maxima into octave code. E.g. one > could create a system of ODEs in Maxima with some standard procedure, > pipe it through a converter and immediately use it in Octave for > simulation. This could probably yield part of the functionality some > (nonfree) software for mechanical simulation offers. > > Olaf > Such feature would probably be a good feature of maxima itself, which already provides for example the fortran() function to output fortran code. I already thought about an matlab/octave command, but my lisp knowledge is a bit too rusty at the moment to start coding something like that (but I have to admit that I think lisp is a very good language to achieve this and since you can add lisp functions to maxima I see a certain chance to make that work). Since I use myself maxima and octave I would be interested to work on that, but not before the new year starts.
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