Hi
I use OpenSuse 10.2
As I wrote I would like to avoid compiling gcl.
I would like to have ansi-gcl in order to
compile Maxima with it.
Fabrizio
On Tue, 10 Jun 2008, S. Newhouse wrote:
> Fabrizio Caruso wrote:
>> Hi
>>
>> gcl is way faster than the other lisps
>> for Maxima (my eee pc runs gcl-Maxima
>> faster than sbcl-Maxima on
>> my dual core clocked 2.2Ghz!)
>>
>> Does anyone know how to install
>> or configure ansi gcl
>> in an rpm based operating system?
>>
>> Is there an equivalent of dpkg-reconfigure
>> for rpm packages??
>>
>> I would like to avoid compiling it
>> because the source code is kind of broken
>> ("make" produces some erros) and
>> it requires some modifications to be compiled.
>>
>> Fabrizio
>>
>>
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>
> Which version of linux are you running? I use Fedora (core 6 and core 8)
> and 'yum' works fine.
>
> As root, just type
> yum install gcl
>
> Note: I also observed that gcl runs faster than all the other lisps I tried,
> but compiling maxima code takes a long time. On the other hand, cmucl is not
> much slower and compile times are not bad.
>
> HTH,
> -sen
>
>