Re: Who's Responsible For The 49+ CAS?

Jean-Yves Avenard wrote:
Bruce Horrocks wrote:

In message <1140814478.362398.304220@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, sebasg1980@xxxxxxxxx writes

Since HP fired all the developers of the original 49, there apparently
has been no work on the CAS now embedded in the 49+. Who, if anyone, is
maintaining or possibly improving it?


No one.


Really?

If you check bugs.hpcalc.org , you'll see that several bugs assigned to B. Parisse have been closed off.

JY

Moreover, you can extend your CAS with (dynamic analytic) geometry
(49 only at this time) from my webpage.
That would not be the case if the CAS was not open-source.
.

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