Category Archives: computer science

Omnisode test results with links to details. Omnisode home page

See Onnisode Home Page I sat down to watch the Celtics tonight, and soon realized I was quite tired from the last couple weeks working so hard on this. I am going to have to go a little slower.

See sample output file. Maple also echos the program.

Test results at test results Source code at Source code tar file The program is in Ruby and generates a Maple program. I have only used it under Linux and it uses a shell script as well.

A summary of my testing is at testrecords There were a few typos yesterday – hopefully they have all been corrected. The test files were OK The error was just in copying them into the table of results. I think at one time I was getting better results for the… Continue reading →

See Differential Equation Test Result Table

I have had 1st order equations working for a while, except when I broke things trying to fix other things. One thing I had trouble with was higher order equations. Now that is fixed. Also then there were higher order equations with derivatives on the right hand side. Now that… Continue reading →

I’ve been working hard on my differential equation program. Most of the problems (locating poles) resulted from various sorts of Maple bugs I didn’t know were possible. I don’t mean bugs in Maple itself, but rather sorts of things you can do wrong in Maple – and the sorts of… Continue reading →

I fixed a couple things – hard debugging. Basic functions OK now, except I suspect more work will be needed on log and arctan. Also locating poles is not working yet. It was debugging it that led to these other bugs, so now I am in a position to attack… Continue reading →

I’m back at it. I miss programming. I’ve narrowed down where the problem is in locating singularities.