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version 1.11, 2000/03/20 01:53:46 version 1.17, 2001/08/21 14:12:46
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 /* global.c $OpenXM: OpenXM/src/kan96xx/Kan/global.c,v 1.10 2000/02/24 12:33:47 takayama Exp $ */  /* global.c $OpenXM: OpenXM/src/kan96xx/Kan/global.c,v 1.16 2001/05/06 08:11:48 takayama Exp $ */
 #include <stdio.h>  #include <stdio.h>
 #include <setjmp.h>  #include <setjmp.h>
 #include "datatype.h"  #include "datatype.h"
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   Any setting must keep the relation: L<=M<=N.    Any setting must keep the relation: L<=M<=N.
   You must see mmwMult() in poly.c in the above case.    You must see mmwMult() in poly.c in the above case.
   Example. L=M=0 means there is no q-variables and difference variables.    Example. L=M=0 means there is no q-variables and difference variables.
            L=5, M=N=5 means all variables are q-variables (x0=q).    L=5, M=N=5 means all variables are q-variables (x0=q).
            L=2, M=2, N=5 means x0=q, x1 is q-variable and x2,,,,x4 are    L=2, M=2, N=5 means x0=q, x1 is q-variable and x2,,,,x4 are
            differential variables.    differential variables.
            L=0, M=2, N=5 means x0,x1 are difference variables and x2,,,x4    L=0, M=2, N=5 means x0,x1 are difference variables and x2,,,x4
            are differential variables. */    are differential variables. */
 /*#define   L     0     number of q-variables */  /*#define   L     0     number of q-variables */
 /*#define   M     0     number of difference variables */  /*#define   M     0     number of difference variables */
 /*Number of elimination variables  */  /*Number of elimination variables  */
 /*#define  LL     0     */  /*#define  LL     0     */
 /*#define  MM     0    */  /*#define  MM     0    */
               /* x_MM,...,x_{M-1} are eliminated difference variables */  /* x_MM,...,x_{M-1} are eliminated difference variables */
               /* MM < M if you want to use it. MM>=M if you do not use it */  /* MM < M if you want to use it. MM>=M if you do not use it */
 /*#define  NN     9  */  /*#define  NN     9  */
               /*x_NN,...,x_{N-1} are eliminated differential variables */  /*x_NN,...,x_{N-1} are eliminated differential variables */
               /* NN < N if you want to use it. NN>=N if you do not use it.  /* NN < N if you want to use it. NN>=N if you do not use it.
                        See the eliminated_standard() in dbm3.c */                 See the eliminated_standard() in dbm3.c */
   
   
 /* They are not used.  /* They are not used.
Line 100  int KSPushEnvMode = 0;
Line 100  int KSPushEnvMode = 0;
 int Sugar = 0;  int Sugar = 0;
 int Homogenize_vec = 1; /*x + e (x+1)===>(1) x h + e (x+h) or (0)x + e(x+h) */  int Homogenize_vec = 1; /*x + e (x+1)===>(1) x h + e (x+h) or (0)x + e(x+h) */
 int CmoDMSOutputOption = 0;  /* Output with  int CmoDMSOutputOption = 0;  /* Output with
                              (1) RING_BY_NAME or (0) DMS_OF_N_VARIABLES.                   (1) RING_BY_NAME or (0) DMS_OF_N_VARIABLES.
                              plugin/cmo.c */                   plugin/cmo.c */
 int SecureMode = 0;  int SecureMode = 0;
   
 /* global variables for stackmachine.c  */  /* global variables for stackmachine.c  */
Line 119  int EnvOfStackMachine[2000];
Line 119  int EnvOfStackMachine[2000];
 jmp_buf EnvOfStackMachine;  jmp_buf EnvOfStackMachine;
 #endif  #endif
   
   #if defined(__CYGWIN__)
   int errno;
   #endif
   
 struct object NullObject;  struct object NullObject;
 struct object NoObject;  struct object NoObject;
   
Line 127  int Lookup[TYPES][TYPES];
Line 131  int Lookup[TYPES][TYPES];
 int Quiet = 0;  int Quiet = 0;
 int TimerOn = 0;  int TimerOn = 0;
   
 char *VersionString = "3.000320";  char *VersionString = "3.010821";
   
 char *LeftBracket = NULL;  char *LeftBracket = NULL;
 char *RightBracket = NULL;  char *RightBracket = NULL;
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