Changeset 790737 in git
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- Sep 9, 1997, 2:21:07 PM (26 years ago)
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factory/README
red59e2 r790737 51 51 For example, to add together two polynomials one simply uses the '+' 52 52 operator. Because of this, Factory is easy to use even if you are not 53 famil ar with C++ programming.53 familiar with C++ programming. 54 54 55 55 There are a couple of utility classes provided by Factory such as lists, 56 56 arrays, polynomial maps, etc. These make the usage more comfortable. 57 57 58 58 59 … … 64 65 let me know (e-mail: Jens Schmidt <schmidt@mathematik.uni-kl.de>). 65 66 Comments and questions are welcome, too. 66 67 Factory version 1.2c and newer define an external variable 68 'factoryVersion' describing the version of the library. Please include 69 this version number in your bug reports. You may either use the UNIX 70 utility 'what' to get this number ('what libcf.a') or compile and run 71 something similar to this: 72 73 #include <factory.h> 74 main() { cout << factoryVersion << endl; } 67 75 68 76 3. Installation … … 214 222 installation procedure for Singular should do everything for you. If you 215 223 want to configure/build the package on your own instead of letting 216 Singular s configure do the work you should:224 Singular's configure do the work you should: 217 225 218 226 ./configure --with-Singular --enable-gmp … … 295 303 .emacs-file, all this would be done automatically for you: 296 304 305 (load-file "factory-<version>/bin/folding.el") 306 (load-file "factory-<version>/bin/fold-docu.el") 297 307 (add-hook 'c-mode-common-hook 'folding-mode) 298 308 (setq fold-fold-on-startup nil 299 309 fold-mode-marks-alist '((c++-mode "//{{{" "//}}}"))) 300 310 (set-default 'fold-internal-margins nil) 301 (load-file "factory-<version>/bin/fold-docu.el")302 311 303 312 For more information, see the respective files.
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