I talked briefly with William at Scipy2008 about being able to call
sage from mathematica. He said it would be useful. I don't have much
experience with python and none with sage and cython beside the nice
tutorials at the conference. I wanted to get your input on how I
should proceed. Most of my work is numerical so I wanted to take
advantage of the new cython numpy interface in Cython-0.9.8.1.1 to
call scipy functions.
To check how hard it would be to start, I implemented the mathlink toy
example addtwo with the slow socket interface:
EXAMPLES:
sage: args = ['','-linkcreate','-linkprotocol','TCPIP']
sage: import addtwo
sage: addtwo.ml_main(args)
Link created on: [EMAIL PROTECTED],[EMAIL PROTECTED]
(sage session hangs)
In Mathematica,
In[1]:= link =
LinkConnect["[EMAIL PROTECTED],[EMAIL PROTECTED]",
LinkProtocol -> "TCPIP"];
In[2]:= Install[link]
In[3]:= AddTwo[1, 1]
Out[3]:= 2
In[4]:= Uninstall[link]
(sage session returns)
Here's some code: http://connes.berkeley.edu/~amir/sage/mlink.tar.gz
It requires makefile and setup.py to be changed depending on your
mathematica install, then make should work. 'For any of this to work
you must buy and install the optional mathematica program'.
Thanks,
Amir
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