Re: Maple calls from Student Version
- From: "Josiah Haswell" <wastrofreak@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 9 Apr 2006 22:16:34 -0400
Nasser Abbasi wrote:
I have Maple 8, but I use MATlab quite frequently as well, and it
"Josiah Haswell" <wastrofreak@xxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi,kernel
I have MATlab version 7.1 and Maple 8. I've read through the
documentation, and I understand that you can call the Maple 8
from MATlab (or should be able to, though I could be muchmistaken.)
to
In the mapleinit file I've entered the correct directory (per
instructions) for the Maple 8 library, but every time I attempt
call a Maple function from MATlab, it tells me that the Maplerestriction,
function call is restricted in the Student version.
I'm wondering if there's any possible way to remove that
or if I'm just not doing something correctly.
Any information here would be great!
Thanks!
Joe H.
I understand that the symbolic part of Matlab comes in 2 flavors.
A basic one (which is included in the student version), and the
extended
one, which come as part of the commercial version. The extended
part comes
with the complete set of command of Maple math library.
It sounds like you called a Maple function that is not part of the
student
version of Maple.
Which function did you try? Many functions used commonly are part
of student
version (solve, dsolve, int, diff, etc..)
btw, if you use Maple commands allot from Matlab, why not just get
the
student version of Maple itself as well as having Matlab?
Nasser
would be helpful for integrating assignments and research if I could
compose work in a single program.
For example, I would like to be able to use MATlab to be able to do
something along the lines of the following:
deq1 =
maple('dsolve(diff(y(t),t)=y-t+y^2)',y(t),[[y(0)=1]],type=numeric,
output=listprocedure));
And have MATlab call the appropriate Maple function (I realize that
there is likely something wrong with my syntax, but as I'm not near a
machine with either Maple or MATlab loaded, I can't run it to check,
and I'm not exactly a guru in either.)
I'm primarily wondering if there is something in the student version
of MATlab which will prevent me from calling my (full-featured) Maple
library, or perhaps I'm not fully understanding how MATlab interfaces
with Maple.
I was able to configure Maple to call MATlab by linking the libraries
appropriately, and can now use the MATlab package in Maple
successfully, and I had imagined that changing the directory in the
mapleinit file from
maplelib = '...'
to
maplelib = 'C:\MAPLE\LIB' (the appropriate directory on my machine is
somewhat different, of course)
would allow me to make the appropriate program calls.
Thanks for your time!
Joe H.
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