Re: GSoC 2014, introducing myself.

[CdeMills]

Ouzounis_Georgios wrote
> Hi again,
> 
>         thank you for taking the time to answer to my questions. Regarding
> the "Rewrite Symbolic Package" project I installed GNU MPFR on my PC and I
> went through it's documentation. I found it very understandable and I
> think I won't have any problem using it if I have to. 
> 
>         I am pretty interested in the development of the symbolic package
> because I think it's one of the most
> important and useful packages on a program such as GNU Octave. Since I
> haven't got any experience on 
> writing code for open source applications, I would really like (if
> possible) to see some part of the code you have
> already written for the symbolic package in order to get an idea of how
> things are done.

The "symbolic" package is currently hosted at sourceforge, as well as the
multi-precision one. If you are under WIndows, install TortoiseHG , then
clone the following repository: http://hg.code.sf.net/p/octave/symbolic
If you use some command-line interface, try hg clone
http://hg.code.sf.net/p/octave/symbolic symbolic

This is the original code; this package contains also something similar to
MatLAB vpa.

I started writing some glue code to GNU MPFR, I put that in some other
package, the link is http://hg.code.sf.net/p/octave/multi-resolution. Once
you have extracted this repository, go down into the "source" subdir.

Regards

Pascal






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