Riccardo GUIDA wrote:
>
> > You seem to use different terminology. Spad is language of .spad files.
> > They are intended for non-interactive use -- basicaly enhancements to
> > FriCAS library. Spad is different than language of .input files.
> > .input files are intended for interactive use.
You seem to use different terminology. Spad is language of .spad files.
They are intended for non-interactive use -- basicaly enhancements to
FriCAS library. Spad is different than language of .input files.
.input files are intended for interactive use. Now, with "interactive
language" there
Riccardo GUIDA wrote:
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> @ Waldek
>
> > The command line is not representative of FriCAS language.
>
> OK, crystal clear.
>
> The pedagogical problem is that, maybe not to scare the reader, the FricasUG
> is somehow vague on the differences among interpreter and compiler. For
> instance
@Bill:
If the else clause is missing but the if condition is false then the
value of the if-then expression is the unique value of Void.
+1
I think an important though somewhat less technical addition to the
user guide concerning the meaning and use of the Void and Exit domains
would
