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I have uploaded the C# source code for my GA-based code generator GMac. The implementation is just a prototype and it still needs some work. To run GMac you must first install Mathematica 5.0 or later (preferably version 6.0). My ray tracer contains some GMacDSL code and some binding points if you want to see the whole thing working together.
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Paul Leopardi
09:23 AM on April 18, 2011
Congratulations on your code. Have you tried my GluCat code with its PyCliCal interface to Python ( http:://glucat.sf.net )? A while ago, I also coded a ray tracer, based on Daniel Fontijne's code, but have never uploaded it anywhere.
My PC at home runs Linux. At ANU, my workstation and most of the servers run Linux. Some of the other workstations run Mac OSX. I don't have easy access to anything running Windows. Have you tried your code with Mono and Mathematica on Linux?
My PC at home runs Linux. At ANU, my workstation and most of the servers run Linux. Some of the other workstations run Mac OSX. I don't have easy access to anything running Windows. Have you tried your code with Mono and Mathematica on Linux?
Hi Paul,
I never worked with GluCat, unfortunately, and my main experience is with the Windows platform. I do not expect any serious problems if GMac is run on Mono except linking the GMac project with the Mathematica .NET dll on Linux (I never tried that or even know how can it be done). Another good solution might be to install a virtual machine (like VMWare) on the Linux platform and install Windows XP Visual Studion2008 Express, and Mathematica for windows.
I never worked with GluCat, unfortunately, and my main experience is with the Windows platform. I do not expect any serious problems if GMac is run on Mono except linking the GMac project with the Mathematica .NET dll on Linux (I never tried that or even know how can it be done). Another good solution might be to install a virtual machine (like VMWare) on the Linux platform and install Windows XP Visual Studion2008 Express, and Mathematica for windows.
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