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Works fine on my WIn10 64bit

Windows 10 Home 64 bit
20H2
19042.985

Works fine on mine

xcas 1.7.0-1 (c) 2000-18

Great. I look forward to that.

Matt

I like the way the new version handles variable names in Latex, separating products of variables with a dot in a very consistant manner, makeing mass*var not end up looking like massvar in the latex output for example. Thank you very much for that. I have been working with units lately which allows ...

Xcas has a couple of features that I find very useful and might not be obvious: A matrix can combine equations and text. This makes it so I can label data and equation blocks. The substitute command does not barf when I use a matrix with text in it. Also, the markers that were added in the latex out...

I like it. One thing I noticed that I didn't notice before. If I include a programmatic section is seems to need "\usepackage{amsmath}" for the "Done" messages that use \text Please find example attached. I normally use a bash script to remove "hidden" sections from the tex file because I don't want...

Perfect.

Thank you,
Matt

I am trying to compile the unstable bzip2 source file under cygwin. I am getting missing include file errors. I downloaded the source tarballs for GMP, GNU readline, FLTK, MPFR, gsl, NTL (there is a windows version also, don't know which one to use), CoCoA, and PARI. Unfortunately, I don't know how ...

I noticed the xcas64inst.exe was updated 24-Oct-2020. Does it include your code?

This appears to be exactly what I'm looking for. Is there a way for me to get a copy of this update?

Matt

I am very willing to try that.
I think there were errors in the legacy code when outputting calculations with units. I was working with that before.
I would like to have the flexability to choose which code to use. I think I can make that work for what I need.

Thanks,
Matt

Unfortunately the feature I described in this post, which you added and helps me a lot, seems to have been lost in the latest update. Could you fix it so all products are identified with a "dot" to eliminate confusion in variable names? Or make it an option? For example, "m*a*s*s" would look like "m...

I just updated to 1.6.0. Works great.

Thank you very much,
Matt

Thanks. I think the most troublesome error is caused by the underscore after the = sign, before \left (see attached image)

Matt