#8731: update/upgrade maxima to latest upstream (5.21.1)
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   Reporter:  jason        |       Owner:  tbd       
       Type:  enhancement  |      Status:  needs_work
   Priority:  major        |   Milestone:  sage-4.4.1
  Component:  packages     |    Keywords:            
     Author:               |    Upstream:  N/A       
   Reviewer:               |      Merged:            
Work_issues:               |  
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Changes (by kcrisman):

  * status:  needs_review => needs_work


Comment:

 Yes, though I wouldn't say completely broken, since not every doctest
 fails, correct?

 Other issues:

 In symbolic/integration/integral.py, there is one integral which has been
 improved, and one which seems to affected by the rational approximation
 thing, but wasn't before.   There is also an integral (in that file, I
 think) which Maxima can now do, and we need to replace it with one Maxima
 can't do.  There is also a slight change in the numeric value because of
 this, but that wasn't the  point of that doctest.

 The binomial issue seems easy to fix, but apparently now binomial(n,n)=1
 for all n in Sage, but not in Maxima.  Should we change Sage, or do what
 Jason recommends (assume n>0 or something)?

 And in interfaces/maxima.py there are a lot of erros where Maxima loads
 like
 {{{
     ;;; Loading #P".../local/lib/ecl/cmp.fas"
     ;;; Loading #P".../local/lib/ecl/sysfun.lsp"
 }}}
 as well as of course the Maxima version being wrong and, oddly, the
 following:
 {{{
 sage: maxima.eval('sage0: x == x;')
 Expected <Error>
 Got:
     'x'
 }}}
 which is not good at all if real, but maybe just means Maxima changed
 something minor?

 The plot3d one is not too significant, I think.  I haven't looked at the
 other ones.

 Anyway, obviously 'needs work' until someone posts a fairly comprehensive
 patch.

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