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From 23 Jan 2013 to 21 Feb 2013
21 Feb 2013
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17:58 Bug #89: MachineInt or long as fn arg type for indices
- Empty post -- just to "wake up" the issue.
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- What would we want these pseudo-ctors to do?
# create a PPMonoid using anonymous symbols
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- Here are 3 proposals for new PPMonoid pseudo-ctor signatures:...
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- The doc needs to be rewritten fairly urgently.
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- I have modified the powering mem fns for @PPMonoidEvImpl@ and @PPMonoidEvOvImpl@ (the @Ev@ half).
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16:50 Design #305: FreeModule: unique copy?
- should we allow *submodules* only for *FreeModules*?
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- Big problem: *operator==*
for *ring* equality is strict (only if pointers are equal)
for *ideal* equality is "mathe... -
- John Abbott wrote:
> Any objections to adopting option *@(C)@* _i.e._ the default type for "small" exponents in power... -
- Any objections to adopting option *@(C)@* _i.e._ the default type for "small" exponents in power products is @unsigne...
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- (1) Specifying the unsigned integral type for small exponents -- see #268.
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- We collect here some ideas on how using BOOST in CoCoALib could help improve the code. For the moment we opt not to ...
20 Feb 2013
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- The way we create a submodule (SubmoduleImpl ctor) is different from how we create ideals (IdealCtor).
I think it wo...
18 Feb 2013
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- No problems have surfaced in 2 months. Doc is present; tests are present.
Closing this issue.
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- Add doc for *@NBM@* and *@SOI@*.
Also add examples and tests.
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- Eva reported no problems.
Code probably still needs to be cleaned.
Documentation (file @ApproxPts2.txt@) is complet... -
- We have agreed to implement the decision in note 6.
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- It seems to work fine (after 7 months since finishing the code).
No documentation currently -- not sure where it wou... -
- Well, it seems that Anna forgot to close this one...
Implemented, documented; appears to work fine.
So closing now. -
- Since no problems have surfaced in the last 4 months, I'm closing this issue. The code and doc appear to be correctl...
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- No problems have surfaced in 4 months; the doc seems to be correct too.
So I'm closing this issue.
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- Since no problems have surfaced in 4 months, I regard this matter as fully resolved, so I am closing it.
15 Feb 2013
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- ex-PolyRing1 with debugging active fails:...
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- Added impls of *@RatReconstructByContFrac@* and *@RatReconstructByLattice@*; also added doc, and an example (@ex-NumT...
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- It's not very important, but JAA thinks that *@LongRange@* should not be inline:
its impl is not that short, and run... -
- Same as lex, StdDegLex, ... also *Elim(vector<long>)* should be implemented as a *PPOrderingCtor*
14 Feb 2013
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- It is a shame to have to include the standard header @<vector>@ in the file @utils.H@.
It may not be relevant, but I... -
- I do miss in C++ the convenient cocoa syntax *a..b*.
In fact it is particularly useful for calling *submat*.
So I s... -
- Now we have
NewDenseMatXel(long n);
NewDenseMatRevLex(long n);
NewDenseMatStdDegRevLex(long n);
NewDe...
13 Feb 2013
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- We should have a function for accessing the matrix and the grading/weights matrix of a PPOrdering.
Now we have *Ge...
12 Feb 2013
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- Should we call it *ZeroValue* instead of *NotNonZero*?
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- All CoCoALib errors which refer to zero are:
*@BadPwrZero, DivByZero, LogZero, MemPoolZero, NotNonZero, ZeroModulus, ... -
- The error *@ZeroRingElem@* is used for:
@StdDeg, LC, Monic, IsIrred, MaxExponent, wdeg (& CmpWDeg & CmpWDegPartial),... -
- I've found the error *ERR::NotNonZero*. Should we remove *ERR::ZeroRingElem*?
(and LogZero, ZeroModulus,..)
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- While writing this I gave myself the answer "probably NO", this is the reason:
* *general case*: just one constructo... -
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- That's more worrying that two compilers complain.
Despite comments in the file @Main.C@, as far as I can tell @FreeM...
11 Feb 2013
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18:49 Support #302: Compilation on M$Windows: Visual Studio
- John Abbott wrote:
> Try separating the definition from the declaration:
Tried, but no success :-(
With the in... -
- Try separating the definition from the declaration:
inside the class definition put just... -
- Next I tried to build the console application. It does not need qt.
But here I get an error during the compilation... -
- Anna Maria Bigatti wrote:
> Christof Soeger wrote:
> > I'm aware that the RandomXYZ.C files are removed. I only wan... -
- Christof Soeger wrote:
> I'm aware that the RandomXYZ.C files are removed. I only wanted to document that this chang... -
- I agree that most warnings are not important, I just wanted to give them to you, since they are valid sometimes. And ...
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- Please disable your compiler's warning about automatic conversion from @int@ to @bool@. Many basic functions "inheri...
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- The source files @RandomXYZ.C@ were removed from CVS some time (months) ago. Please update from the current CVS.
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- Even Microsoft says that it should work with an @unsigned long@:
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- On my work laptop I have VS 2010. In addition to the already mentioned points I get an error:...
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- I think "ExternalLibs-NormalizTypes.C" is a relict from the time when libnormaliz was not a compiled independently an...
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- Bruno wrote:
I tried the new cocoa version and it is different from the version you
sent me. There is at least a ... -
- We should offer all documentation is needed for compiling CoCoALib/CoCoA-5 on MSWindows.
CoCoA-5 has been compiled... -
- Now the function *NewFreeModule(R, n)* calls *NewGradedFreeModule(R, n)* when *R* is a polynomial ring (more precisel...
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- Set the interface for ordering and grading (and then shifts)
Add tests and examples.
Port to CoCoA5 -
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- I prefer *cols* (always the same abbreviation).
Or should it be *GetCols*?
Which name represents better it is makin... -
- Two new fns *@rows(M)@* and *@cols(M)@* -- or should its name be *@columns@*?
These take a matrix and return a lis... -
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- The hardest parts will be fixing the UI and choosing the name(s) of the fn(s).
I should also put in my impl of the...
08 Feb 2013
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- Check compatibility of fn names with those in CoCoA-5 (see #206).
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- Implement the various fault tolerant rational reconstruction algms, and incorporate them into CoCoALib.
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06 Feb 2013
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- Both ways make sense, then I think we should follow the usual rule: "do what other systems do" (and then find a good ...
05 Feb 2013
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11:55 Feature #206: Matrix equation solving: LinKer
- Non sono d'accordo. Se si guarda la risposta, non si può proprio capire che le soluzioni sono le colonne.
Infatti que... -
- I think that solutions (and kernel) *X* should be written so that
*AX = b* and that is what we have chosen for CoCoA...
04 Feb 2013
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- Removed leaks from *toric*.
This is now the situation on my Mac (which seems to have the mentioned problem with "thro... -
- Renzo does not like the current interface where the elements of the kernel appear as *columns* rather than rows. He ...
30 Jan 2013
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- I think *GensToCols/GensToRows* would be quite useful functions, but what would be the actual meaning? It should rep...
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- It would make lots of sense a syntax for creating a submodule from a matrix.
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- I added (in CoCoA-5) the function *ModuleOf* analogue for *RingOf*
Does it make sense? for a ModuleElem yes, for a ...
28 Jan 2013
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- JAA has corrected the leak which was detected in @test-RingElem1@.
JAA running @valgrind-3.8.1@ on his computer was ... -
- Almost all tests run with @definitely lost: 0 bytes in 0 blocks@.
These are the exceptions (I guess many are related)... -
- We say CoCoALib does not leak memory, and that's mostly true.
Run...
25 Jan 2013
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- Currently (25th Jan 2013) we have this inheritance:...
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