How to do matrix operation programatically in lisp
Subject: How to do matrix operation programatically in lisp
From: Raymond Toy (RT/EUS)
Date: Tue, 27 Nov 2007 09:38:54 -0500
Kun Lin wrote:
>> I'm curious why you don't just want to use maxima itself and add the
>> necessary stuff you need in Lisp? You certainly can use maxima as a
>> library for your Lisp code, but that seems backward.
>
> humm...
>
> My reason mostly is to stay in the emacs/slime development environment.
> I guess i just really like C-c C-k (compile file) or C-M-x (compile
> expression).
> In addition, since i am a beginner C-c C-d d and C-c C-d h really helps.
Ah, ok. I confess that when working with maxima, I use neither slime
nor imaxima or emaxima or whatever they're called. I just basically
reload the whole file that I'm editing. That's not so nice compared to
slime.
And the little bit of code I posted earlier to allow slime to talk to
maxima doesn't work so well, at least with the version of slime I have.
I should try to update that so that it works. I should also learn how
to use emaxima or imaxima, or whatever they're called.
If both of those are working, you should get a nice slime environment
for hacking on the Lisp parts, and a nice maxima environment for working
with maxima code.
Ray