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That's rather complicated because of its internal architecture. Also because Maxima is skewed towards interactive usage. Some of the routines need to ask you qu
by jhgb 5y ago
That's rather complicated because of its internal architecture. Also because Maxima is skewed towards interactive usage. Some of the routines need to ask you questions about the problem in the middle of the solution (things like "is a zero or non-zero?" and such). Perhaps such questions could be turned into conditions, though.
- medo-bear 5y agoit would be cool if maxima could be used in such a way. similar to how sympy is used in python. i have a feeling it is definitely possible. maybe someone knows if any work on it has been done by some third party
- nbernard 5y agoThere is this project, but it seems inactive and I'm not sure if it is usable or not: https://github.com/bld/embeddable-maxima https://github.com/bld/embeddable-maxima This blog post also shows how to call Maxima from CL: https://niitsuma.hatenadiary.org/entry/20080328/1226706399 https://niitsuma.hatenadiary.org/entry/20080328/1226706399
- medo-bear 5y agocheers thank you