problem with sbcl when it thinks it's not interactive

• Subject: problem with sbcl when it thinks it's not interactive
• From: Richard Fateman
• Date: Tue, 22 Nov 2005 07:24:58 -0800

Siver Andrey wrote:

>
> 
> I would like to say an opinion  (may be off topic here) that it's not good
> thing from methodological point of view when MAXIMA tries to ask something
> interactively.
> I'm going to use MAXIMA as programming language and this point will make
> disadvantages.
> Is there any plans inside MAXIMA community to suзpress such MAXIMA
> behaviour?
> 
This question is discussed periodically.


How would you like to have Maxima resolve questions
like "is n=-1?"  when integrating x^n ?

There may be a simpler way to solve your problem.  I think all
the questions stem from integration. Don't use integration!

RJF

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