I haven't been installing any of this stuff, but
now that I see that imaxima is using breqn, my
interest in doing so takes a major drop. I have
tried breqn and found it to be slow and not
able to break up anything but very simple
expressions.
Are people actually using this collection for
non-trivial calculations? If you have
LOOONG expressions, the splitting must be computed
in maxima, not after mactex does its job.
RJF
Osmo Salomaa wrote:
> Mike,
> The reason for the latex error probably is as Jesper said; imaxima can't
> find the breqn files. This should also be noted in the mylatex.log in
> your temp file. It should say flexisym.sty not found and the same for
> the other files. If you are using miktex, put the breqn files in
> \texmf\tex directory. After this goto miktex options (should be in
> start-menu, also texmf\miktex\bin\mo) and refresh the filename
> database. After that you can run kpsewhich from the command line to make
> sure that the files are found (for example 'kpsewhich flexisym.sty').
>
> Osmo
>
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