Speeding up macsyma

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2 total messages Started by Norm Levin Fri, 09 Aug 1985 18:31

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Author: Norm Levin
Date: Fri, 09 Aug 1985 18:31

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I'm a new user of macsyma and I've run across a few problems the NET
can help out with.  My version of macsyma (UNIX MACSYMA RELEASE 304 for a vax)
won't translate macsyma code to lisp.  Is there anyway to get this 
working?  For that matter, is there any other way to get a macsyma
program running faster?  In addition, the manuals description
mentions a share file called fortra which is supposed to translate
macsyma code to fortran.  If this exists, how can I get it?

  Norman Levin
  nlevin@brl.arpa

Re: Speeding up macsyma

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Author: tom skillman
Date: Tue, 13 Aug 1985 16:07

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In article <365@brl-sem.ARPA> nlevin@brl-semvin (SECAD/CSMB) <nlevin>.ARPA (Norm Levin (SECAD/CSMB) <nlevin>) writes:
>
>I'm a new user of macsyma and I've run across a few problems the NET
>can help out with....
>For that matter, is there any other way to get a macsyma
>program running faster?  In addition, the manuals description
>mentions a share file called fortra which is supposed to translate
>macsyma code to fortran.  If this exists, how can I get it?
>

Norm,

I don't know how to speed up macsyma but SMP from Inference Corp. in LA
(213-417-7997) is supposed to be faster than macsyma.  It is written in
C and includes a FORTRAN code generator.

Tom Skillman
Boeing AI Center
Seattle
(206) 763-6024

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