Re: Running Axiom in Texmacs for Windows (was: [Texmacs-dev] Plugins)

[Dan Martens]

Hi Bill,

That's great news!  So you have tested this with wintexmacs or just 
standalone on the command line?  I have not gotten around to running Axiom 
yet as I have been busy with other projects.  I promise to soon though :)

If you did get it working under wintexmacs, please provide the following 
info:

1) Was there anything special required (aside from tm_axiom.exe) to run it 
in a texmacs session?
2) Where would the standard distribution be installed on a typical windows 
box?  (ie. C:\Program Files\Axiom).
3) Is the binary that TeXmacs should look for an execute the tm_axiom.exe?

Once I have this info, I will add Axiom to the auto-search mechanism for the 
next windows release.

Dan
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From: "Page, Bill" <address@hidden>
To: "'Dan Martens'" <address@hidden>; "'Mike Thomas'" 
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Sent: Friday, December 03, 2004 7:37 AM
Subject: RE: Running Axiom in Texmacs for Windows (was: [Texmacs-dev] 
Plugins)


> Please replace the previous zip file of the same name
> with the attached updated version.
>
> On Friday, December 03, 2004 6:13 AM I wrote:
>
> > ... After about a days work, however I do have a
> > radically revised version of the tm_axiom program
> > that seems to work very well under Windows. I have
> > attached the zip file containing the source program
> > and compiled code (compiled on MinGW/MSYS).
>
> Of course the version I sent out earlier this mornig
> yielded to a little more testing. I found and fixed
> some problems with the way it handled and displayed
> syntax and other errors. Other than that, it seems
> quite stable. Let me know if it works ok for you when
> you get a chance.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Bill Page.