Quoting "Dean Michael C. Berris" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
On Thu, 2005-12-29 at 08:15 -0800, James Matthew Miraflor wrote:
Does anyone know how to make Java interface with Maple? There is an
algorithm that I have coded as a function in Maple but I needed to
call in Java. Is there a way for these two to pass data on each other?
Thanks.
This might be a suggestion which could lead to a very different mindset
when it comes to programming -- why not just implement the mathematical
function in pure Java instead of calling the function in MAPLE?
There's a lot of mathematical stuff that are cumbersome in Java that
are easier
to do with Lisp-based languages like Maple :). Use the best tool for the job I
guess.
That being said, what you're looking for isn't really Linux-related at
all (it's
Maplets I think, and Maple is NON-FREE software). Try checking out
Maxima - it's
the GPL'd descendant of Macsyma: wherein Maple and its kin get their initial
inspiration from. If you're accustomed to Lisp, you'd find Maxima very
comfortable :)
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Paolo Alexis Falcone
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