dear Stefano,
dear Alexey,
Prof. Grothmann has managed to use Maxima in his EULER (~ MatLab) program.
It is possible to exchange data and calls between both programs.
As far as I know EULER is written in C/C++.
The source is on his homepage and maybe gives a working example to your
questions.
OK, one has to analysize his coding ..
Google for 'euler grothmann' ..
hth
Wolfgang
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Von: Stefano Ferri <ferriste at gmail.com>
An: maxima at math.utexas.edu <maxima at math.utexas.edu>
Datum: Samstag, 17. Januar 2009 15:21
Betreff: Re: [Maxima] Using maxima in C++ app
|This site may be useful
|
|http://www.lon-capa.org/cas.html
|
|there is an implementation of a Maxima server, and it is also indicated
|in the related project page of Maxima together with Stack (also this
|could be useful).
|There is also the command
|
|maxima -s port
|
|but when I type it in a shell it doesn't works, giving this error:
|
|maxima -s 4010
|jfa: starting server on port 4010
|Maxima encountered a Lisp error:
|
|UNIX error 111 (ECONNREFUSED): Connection refused
|
|Why?
|
|Stefano
|
|
|> Hi everyone,
|>
|> I am a newbie in Maxima. I am writing a program in C++ and wish to use
|> Maxima in it. How can I interoperate with Maxima?
|>
|> I have found that one of the possible ways is using sockets. Is this the
|> only way? Is there any documentation on the topic?
|>
|> Thanks.
|>
|> Best regards,
|> Alexey
|>
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