Hi - You can do this through a Windows version of Emacs by starting up a
shell process (Alt-x shell) followed by invoking maxima.bat, which contains:
set MAXIMA_DIRECTORY=c:\maxima
c:\maxima\src\saved_maxima.exe -dir c:\maxima\src\ %1
In principle, this should allow you to use imaxima, although I have not
tried this yet. BTW, I use either XEmacs or NT-Emacs.
Hope this helps.
Dave Holmgren
> -----Original Message-----
> From: willisb at unk [SMTP:willisb at unk]
> Sent: Friday, March 15, 2002 8:02 AM
> To: Maxima List
> Subject: [Maxima] imaxima on windows
>
>
> I'm trying to get imaxima to work under windows. It seems that
> one of my problems is that windows maxima only provides an executable
> for xmaxima and not a terminal version for maxima. (I'm assuming
> that a terminal version is what imaxima needs.) I tried a few things
> like
>
> > xmaxima -local
>
> but this loads the TK interface to maxima. Suggestions?
> (I'm mostly going on intuition, so forgive me if I'm loopy.)
>
> Barton
>
>
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