On Thursday 08 of July 2010 23:09:55 you wrote:
Greetings!
I know that is very old, but I try compile in Debian (Lenny) Maxima from
source, but without success. First, the GCL in Debian is not compiled
with ANSI standard, so, I download the latest GCL from
On 07/07/2010 01:58 PM, Zbigniew Komarnicki wrote:
[snip]
This code not work in Debian Lenny, because this loop shouldn't execute!
In Debian it go forever. It is a bug in a stable system and stable Maxima (I
know in Debian every thing is very old but should be stable and very well
tested).
Greetings!
Zbigniew Komarnicki cblas...@gmail.com writes:
On Wednesday 07 of July 2010 20:20:19 Raymond Toy wrote:
kill(all);
m:[];
for i:0 step -3 thru 10 do (m:append(m, [i]), display(i));
display(m);
What were you expecting? I get m being an empty list.
Empty list is OK.
/*
On Wednesday 07 of July 2010 22:49:38 Raymond Toy wrote:
Maybe is here somebody who will be show me and maybe others how to
compile GCL from source and then Maxima from source the latest version?
I think it best to ask on the gcl mailing lists for how to compile gcl.
I have compiled gcl and
Hello,
I try to write fuction that return a list of number in range [a,b] with step
k, but first i try in command window this code:
/* This work in command window without variables */
kill(all);
m:[];
for i:0 step -3 thru 10 do (m:append(m, [i]), display(i));
display(m);
Here is OK, but this
Zbigniew Komarnicki escribió:
Hello,
I try to write fuction that return a list of number in range [a,b] with step
k, but first i try in command window this code:
/* This work in command window without variables */
kill(all);
m:[];
for i:0 step -3 thru 10 do (m:append(m, [i]), display(i));
On Wednesday 07 of July 2010 19:46:38 you wrote:
Zbigniew Komarnicki escribió:
Hello,
I try to write fuction that return a list of number in range [a,b] with
step k, but first i try in command window this code:
/* This work in command window without variables */
kill(all);
m:[];
On Wednesday 07 of July 2010 20:20:19 Raymond Toy wrote:
kill(all);
m:[];
for i:0 step -3 thru 10 do (m:append(m, [i]), display(i));
display(m);
What were you expecting? I get m being an empty list.
Empty list is OK.
/* This does NOT work in command window with variables */
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