Annotation of OpenXM/misc/packages/FreeBSD/openxm-ports/openxm-1.1.2/pkg/DESCR, Revision 1.1.1.1
1.1 takayama 1: This is a port of OpenXM.
2: It contains mathematical softwares complient to the OpenXM protocol.
3: The OpenXM protocol is an infrastracture for communications between
4: mathematical softwares.
5:
6: The directory structure of this port is not following the standard
7: of the FreeBSD port system, because I did not have an enough time
8: to patch the OpenXM package, (which is huge) and the OpenXM package
9: is intending to be independent to any operating system.
10: All binaries, documents and libraries are under the directory of OpenXM.
11: Scripts to start clients are copied to ${PKG_PREFIX}/bin
12: for the convinience.
13: The following clients are under the bin directory:
14: asir ---- a general computer algebra system.
15: sm1 ---- a computer algebra system for the ring of differential operators.
16: oxmath --- A script to start mathematica with the OpenXM support.
17: To use oxmath, you need to buy Mathematica.
18:
19: The following servers are available:
20: ox_asir --- asir server (factorization, simplification of rational functions,
21: primary ideal decomposition, Grobner basis computation
22: etc.)
23: ox_sm1 --- sm1 server (Grobner basis in the ring of differential operators)
24: ox_phc --- phc server (Solving systems of algebraic equations)
25: ox_tigers --- TiGERs server (Enumerating all the Grobner basis for toric ideal)
26: ox_gnuplot --- gnuplot server
27: OMproxy ---- OpenMath/XML support
28: ox_math ---- mathematica server
29:
30: As to details, see OpenXM/doc directory.
31:
32: Nobuki Takayama
33: takayama@math.sci.kobe-u.ac.jp
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