Today, I had finished some work on the function laplace to call $specint and to
overcome some problems and bugs. I had announced this work on the mailing list.
Unfortunately, just before I would like to commit the results a great amount of
changes have been commited to the file lapac.lisp.
I have to merge in the improvements of the code again by hand.
A question:
Is it worth to change a big number of lines in the code only because to remove
some lambda-bindings. I do not see any improvement of the algorithm. The bugs I
am working on are still present.
Sometimes we get bugs into the code because of changes which might only be done
to improve the readablity. An example is the revision 1.8 of lapac.lisp which
has introduced a bug.
Dieter Kaiser