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added: Download the source from the repository: - svn co https://fricas.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/fricas/trunk fricas added: FriCAS also works with MinGW, but currently you won't get graphics nor HyperDoc (the help facility), so if you are mainly interested in "using" FriCAS, I guess Cygwin is the better bet. For step by step instructions for downloading and building using CYGWIN see BuildOnCygwin There is yet another alternative, which is called "andLinux". There is a cygwin binary produced by Alfredo Portes .... If you encounter any difficulties, please don't hesitate to ask. We are grateful for every bit that improves the MS Windows port! Finally, note that below we use CLISP as Common Lisp implementation. In principle, it should work with any Common Lisp (supported: * GCL, 2.6.7 or prerelease 2.6.8 * sbcl, 1.0.7 or later * clisp, 2.41 or later * openmcl, 1.1 prerelase 070512 or later * ECL, 0.9j or later) with a little patching, of which sbcl should be fastest.
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Download the source from the repository:
For how to prepare an MSYS/MinGW? system to build FriCAS? on Windows see: BuildOnWindows?
FriCAS? also works with MinGW?, but currently you won't get graphics nor HyperDoc? (the help facility), so if you are mainly interested in "using" FriCAS?, I guess Cygwin is the better bet.
For step by step instructions for downloading and building using CYGWIN see BuildOnCygwin?
There is yet another alternative, which is called "andLinux".
There is a cygwin binary produced by Alfredo Portes ....
If you encounter any difficulties, please don't hesitate to ask. We are grateful for every bit that improves the MS Windows port!
Finally, note that below we use CLISP as Common Lisp implementation. In principle, it should work with any Common Lisp (supported:
with a little patching, of which sbcl should be fastest.